Vale de Anhangabaú
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member saopaulo1
S 23° 32.709 W 046° 38.188
23K E 332958 N 7395176
Meaning Valley of the Devil's Curses in the Tupi Indian language, this is a passageway between two viaduct in downtown Sao Paulo.
Waymark Code: WM194N
Location: Brazil
Date Posted: 03/01/2007
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member frivlas
Views: 59

The valley has always been mystical. When the Tupi Indians inhabited the city, they considered the valley to be jinxed. The river that run in the valley was called Anhangabaú, or Devil's Curse. The indians believed that those who drank the water became sick, because to them it was dirty water; water of the devil.
Devilish Location: Not listed

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