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The Roncador Range is wrapped in mystery, with legends ranging from subterranean civilizations to interdimensional portals. The name comes from the 'rumbling' sound produced by the wind in the rock formations. It was explored by Colonel Fawcett, who disappeared while searching for the lost city of Z.
Solstice in the Serra do Roncador
December 21
Surrounded by legends of underground cities and portals, the Serra do Roncador in Mato Grosso attracts seekers who gather at the summer solstice in search of its reputed initiatory energy.
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In Serra do Roncador, in Mato Grosso, the wind that passes through the rock formations produces steady low sounds, resembling a rumble. The Xavante people consider the place sacred, associating it with a passage between worlds. Visitors mention feelings of disorientation in the caves; however, the acoustic phenomenon, though recognized, still lacks systematic measurements.
In 1925 the British explorer Percy Fawcett ventured into Mato Grosso in search of a lost city he called "Z," guided by the enigmatic Manuscript 512. He, his son Jack, and a friend disappeared without a trace, and dozens of later searches failed. Serra do Roncador became a magnet for legends of subterranean cities and esoteric theories. The disappearance is a historical fact; the underground cities are a living myth. Years later, LiDAR revealed that the Amazon truly hosted great ancient urban networks.
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