Pousada Trijunção

cerrado, brazil

Pousada Trijunção

Eco Lodges

Since NOVEMBER 2018

Pousada Trijunção is above all a conservation project, combined with regenerative tourism. The experiences deeply touch travellers in an immersive way, connecting them with the Cerrado and its biodiversity, strengthening the harmonious bond between people and nature, and turning them guardians of the biome. Fazenda Trijunção occupies 33,000 hectares of conserved Cerrado, forming an ecological corridor with Grande Sertão Veredas National Park.

By using tourism to restore land and wildlife, Pousada Trijunção actively resists the expansion of irresponsible agriculture that dominates the Cerrado. The property and landscape is home to incredible bird and animal species — a bird monitoring programme has recorded over 240 species, and a Maned wolf conservation project is run in partnership with Projeto Onçafari (as recently seen in the Planet Earth series). Guests enjoy intimate stays in just seven rooms and one villa, with a focus on experiencing the rich biodiversity and cultural heritage of the region.

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CONSERVATION

87% of the farm's land is protected and untouched.

Maned wolf conservation project run with Projeto Onçafari.

COMMUNITY

Supports sustainable fruit tree culture, benefiting over 2,000 families.

A tour guide programme creates local economic opportunities.

CULTURE

Cuisine reflects the regional influences of Goiás, Bahia, and Minas Gerais.

Guest experiences evoke the legacy of Brazilian novelist Guimarães Rosa.

COMMERCE

Employs locally, providing positive economic impact.

Promotes sustainable agricultural practices in partnership with EMBRAPA.

Pousada Trijunçao’s Highlights

To see the Maned wolf in its natural habitat, a symbol of the Cerrado, is a unique experience. Currently, Pousada Trijunção and Onçafari monitor five wolves, with a sighting rate of 75% in 2023.
Immersed in the landscape, Trijunção connects travellers to the biome through sensory experiences filled with aromas, flavours, textures and traditional knowledge, all of them guided by experts.
Scenic view from the lookout where the borders of the three states converge: Bahia, Goiás and Minas Gerais, at the foot of the Red Walls.
Trijunção forms an ecological corridor with the Grande Sertão Veredas National Park, conserving the biodiversity and offering a unique opportunity to explore closed cerrado areas, fields and trails.