If we look at the map and connect the cities with the planned short projects, we see a weak triangle.
The town of Banabuiú forms the fourth corner point, a true area of
"in-between culture".

Every town actually has its own dam to secure its existence during periods of drought.
The Banabuiú reservoir, however, is the fourth largest in Brazil !

In addition to the excitement of the overflow at the beginning of the rainy season, when many citizens rush to this natural phenomenon, there are also a few fishermen who take advantage of this water.

Now let's think about the meaningful networking of the region and, at this point, the culture as the connecting soul of the Sertão.

Forces that reinforce each other
to make the concept work
.

1. Water experience as a fun factor

The film shown here opens up some possibilities for using this reservoir.

It's not just splashing fun for children, but also natural discovery trips by canoe or houseboat.

The lake is 15 kilometres wide and has many niches that can emphasize their special characteristics in the future.
The reservoir emphasizes the naturalness of life and differs from the artificial centres of fun marketing in the cities.

Space for adventure and events.

The main argument in favour of this is the emerging ecotourism and its resulting regional market.

This concept utilises nature and local handicrafts while offering an art attraction.