The small Brazilian village known as Bahian Machu Picchu that managed to gather more than 10 thousand inhabitants during the diamond cycle and today preserves stone ruins surrounded by mountains

Original: A pequena vila brasileira conhecida como Machu Picchu baiana que chegou a reunir mais de 10 mil habitantes durante o ciclo dos diamantes e hoje preserva ruínas de pedra cercadas por montanhas

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The historic village of Igatu brings together stone ruins from 19th-century mining and preserved landscapes in the heart of the Bahian Chapada Diamantina. The post The small Brazilian village known as Bahian Machu Picchu that once brought together more than 10 thousand inhabitants during the diamond cycle and today preserves stone ruins surrounded by mountains appeared first in Catraca Livre.

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