A 4.7-kilometer cave hides galleries over 100 meters high and huge openings in the ceiling that allow light in and vegetation to grow: the Minas Gerais park that also preserves traces of human occupation up to 12,000 years old.

Original: Uma caverna de 4,7 quilômetros esconde galerias com mais de 100 metros de altura e enormes aberturas no teto que permitem a entrada de luz e o crescimento de vegetação: o parque mineiro que também preserva vestígios de ocupação humana de até 12 mil anos.

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