
Imasul anticipates closing at 9pm to ensure safety during services on the park's electrical network
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The Parque das Nações Indígenas has around 116 hectares and is one of the largest and most visited urban parks in Brazil, known for its green areas, cultural attractions and facilities for sports and outdoor activities.
The change occurs due to maintenance services on the park's electrical network, which will be carried out overnight, as reported by the Mato Grosso do Sul Environmental Institute (Imasul).
According to the institute, the early closure — which normally occurs at 9 pm — aims to ensure the safety of patrons and the teams responsible for the work.
Imasul did not inform whether opening hours will be changed from Monday (9).
With around 116 hectares, Parque das Nações Indígenas is one of the largest and most visited urban parks in Brazil. The space is known for its green areas, cultural attractions and structures designed for sports and outdoor activities.

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