The small town in Rio Grande do Sul that holds the ruins of a church built almost 300 years ago, preserves remnants of ancient indigenous communities and is part of a historical complex recognized as World Heritage by UNESCO

Original: A pequena cidade gaúcha que guarda as ruínas de uma igreja construída há quase 300 anos, preserva vestígios de antigas comunidades indígenas e integra um conjunto histórico reconhecido como Patrimônio Mundial pela UNESCO

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