Some trips are both the road and the destination, and the Triângulo Mineiro is one of them: a journey of faith, history and renewal that remains alive more than thirty years after Chico Xavier's passing.

Mundo a Passeio's next departure runs from 10 to 18 November 2026, leaving from Porto Alegre in a double-decker leito total coach (fully reclining seats) with satellite internet, with a guide and a travel agent accompanying the group from boarding to the return.

Which cities does the Spiritist caravan to the Triângulo Mineiro visit?

Mundo a Passeio's caravan to the Triângulo Mineiro passes through Sacramento, Conquista and Uberaba, in Minas Gerais, and ends in Caldas Novas, in Goiás. In Sacramento, the group visits the Colégio Allan Kardec and the Gruta dos Palhares, with a special meeting with Alzira Amui, great-niece of Eurípedes Barsanulfo. Read about who Eurípedes Barsanulfo was.

In Conquista, there is a mediumistic meeting with passes (Spiritist healing practice), a talk and psychographies.

Uberaba is the heart of the itinerary: an immersion in Chico Xavier's legacy, with the Casa da Sopa and its healing passe, the Casa de Memórias e Lembranças, the Gospel at the house where he lived, the Memorial and moments of reflection.

The trip ends in Caldas Novas, with two nights at the Hotel Morada das Águas, meals included: time to rest, enjoy the thermal waters and renew your energy before the journey home.

What does the trip to the Triângulo Mineiro and Caldas Novas include?

Why is Uberaba the centre of a Spiritist caravan?

Uberaba, in the Triângulo Mineiro, is where Chico Xavier lived from 1959 until his death in 2002, and so it holds the houses and memorials linked to him: the Casa da Sopa, the Casa de Memórias e Lembranças, the house where he lived and the Memorial. This is what makes the city the heart of the itinerary. The visit itinerary is set out in Chico Xavier in Uberaba.

Lunches and dinners in Minas Gerais and personal expenses are not included.

Who can I talk to for more information about the caravan?

The person who looks after every detail of this trip, from the first contact to the return home, is Ana Carla. If this journey of faith and rest speaks to you, it is time to ask how the 10 November departure works.

Itinerary curation

This itinerary is curated by Guatambu Travel, a partner of Mundo a Passeio; if you would like to learn more about the Spiritist route through the Triângulo Mineiro, see guatambutravel.cc.