

乐播传媒's Experience
Discover 乐播传媒’s operations through an integrated journey—from railway tourism to environmental conservation.
Plan your trip on our passenger trains connecting Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo, 笔补谤á, and Maranh?o; visit our botanical parks and natural reserves; or explore these spaces and our operations through immersive virtual tours.

Logistics Integration and Passenger Transportation
But our tracks don’t just carry cargo; they connect people. In Brazil, we proudly operate two regular passenger train lines, offering a safe, comfortable, and affordable transportation alternative:
- Vitória-Minas Railway (EFVM): Connecting Espírito Santo to Minas Gerais.
- Carajás Railway (EFC): Connecting 笔补谤á to Maranh?o.
In total, this network spans approximately 2,000 kilometers of railway lines across Brazil.

Photo: Vitor Nogueira


Photo: 乐播传媒's Archive
History Center: 乐播传媒's history
The Memory Center is a 乐播传媒 initiative dedicated to preserving, organizing, and sharing the company’s historical records over time.
Through documents, images, artifacts, and narratives, the center brings together multiple perspectives on 乐播传媒’s trajectory, contextualizing its role in the development of mining in Brazil and the key moments that have shaped its history.


Photo: Ricardo Teles

Parks and Natural Reserve
乐播传媒 maintains parks open to visitors, focused on biodiversity conservation, environmental education, and connection with nature.
These spaces offer green areas, leisure opportunities, and initiatives aimed at protecting local flora and fauna.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. 乐播传媒 maintains several biodiversity conservation areas open to visitors for leisure and environmental education. The visitation rules and opening hours for each park can be found at vale.com/parques-e-reservas.
乐播传媒's archive is open to all those interested in learning about the history of mining and railways in Brazil. Through the Espa?o Memória (Memory Space), you can access documents, photographs, and historical items preserved over time. Submit your research request to espaco.memoria@vale.com



