Porto Velho, the capital of Rondônia province in Brazil, is largely known as an agricultural hub and a place from where agricultural produce are shipped off to other parts of the country and the world. It doesn’t have much to offer in terms of historical attractions as it is not in existence for long. But travellers needn’t disappoint as there is much in Porto to keep you occupied for few days. Business class flights to Porto are always in demand owing to its importance as a prominent Brazilian port. The town is connected to different parts of the world through flights attract a large number of travellers who come to the city for business or leisure.
Useful Information
- The best time to visit Porto Velho from May to June.
- The city is considered safe for tourists but it is wise to be careful while visiting lonely places.
- Care for hygiene while dining from a street stall.
Once you are in the city you have excellent means to get around the city. There are buses and cars to take you from one destination to another. The city doesn’t have much to offer in terms of tourists attractions but guests can go to visit railway station which was built as compensation to Brazilian for withdrawing from the state of Acre from Bolivia. The railway station is not operational for a long period. There is also a museum here but currently it is closed for renovation. One should also visit Beira Rio a small promenade that offers stunning look of Rio Madeira. There are a good number of bars here where visitors could be merry. Most of the travellers sit here for hours to catch its spectacular sunsets. Caixas D'agua where three water towers are situated is one of the major draw cards for the city. Casa da Cultura is a must visit attraction for culture buffs as it hosts changing exhibition by local artists. The main church of Porto Velho is also popular among the guests.