Ubajara National Park

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Ubajara National Park is a protected area in northeastern Brazil known for its limestone caves, waterfalls, and Atlantic Forest landscapes.

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Ubajara National Park canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
biodiversitySignificance endemic species habitat
high species richness
climate tropical
conservationObjective protection of Atlantic Forest
protection of caves and speleological heritage
protection of karst ecosystems
protection of regional biodiversity
contains Atlantic Forest fragments
Ubajara Cave
limestone formations
lookout points
underground rivers
visitor center
country Brazil
ecosystemType Mata Atlântica
surface form: Atlantic Forest

karst landscape
governingBody Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation
ICMBio
hasFeature cable car
cave system
hiking trails
viewpoints
waterfalls
knownFor Atlantic Forest landscapes
Ubajara Cave
limestone caves
waterfalls
locatedIn Ceará
locatedInMunicipality Ubajara
locatedInRegion Northeast Region of Brazil
locatedOnContinent South America
nearestCity Tianguá
Ubajara
Viçosa do Ceará
partOf Serra da Ibiapaba
primaryBiome Atlantic Forest biome
surface form: Atlantic Forest
protectedAreaCategory IUCN Category II
terrainFeature cliffs
plateau
valleys
tourismActivity birdwatching
cave tourism
ecotourism
hiking
nature photography

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Ceará hasTouristDestination Ubajara National Park