In northeastern Brazil, Lençóis Maranhenses National Park transforms dramatically with the seasons. After heavy rains, thousands of crystal-clear lagoons form between sweeping white sand dunes, creating a rare desert-meets-oasis landscape. Environmental experts explain that the lagoons gradually evaporate during the dry months, only to reappear again the following year, making it one of Brazil’s most unique natural cycles.
Travel Facts: Brazil’s Dune Lagoon Disappears and Returns Each Year

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