Northwest São Paulo

Northwest São Paulo is a region in the state of São Paulo. It is a mostly rural and sparsely populated area, with low industrialization level, and heritage left by Japanese immigration. A major attraction in the region are the beaches and nautical leisure at the reservoirs in the Paraná, Tietê and Grande rivers.

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Map of Northwest São Paulo (state)

São José do Rio Preto.

Andradina
-21.208889-50.4327781 Araçatuba
Olímpia - Hot spring city that attracts more than 1 million visitors per year to its Thermas dos Laranjais waterpark
Pereira Barreto - Japanese heritage and the beauty of the Tietê river
-20.82-49.3788892 São José do Rio Preto - The largest city of the region and its cultural capital
Santa Fé do Sul - A popular regional destination for fishing and nautical leisure

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The cuisine of the northwest region is a little different from other parts of the state. Typical dishes include:

Caldo do Artista
Cupim Casqueirado

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