Selvadorada

Selvadorada is a destination world in The Sims 4: Jungle Adventure. It is based on the Latin American region surrounded by vast expanses of jungle and hidden ruins to explore, with a small settlement in which Sims can interact with locals, try out food or purchase adventure gear.

Selvadorada contains landmarks of the ancient Omiscan civilization, which has lived in the area a long time ago. In the jungle there are various hidden ruins of the Omisca, such as temples, baths and various other spots overgrown in greenery, full of Omiscan relics and culture. The indiginous architecture of the world resembles the styles of Mesoamerican civilizations, while the marketplace seems to be based on Spanish colonial architecture. It's also said that Madre Cosecha is the founder of Selvadorada, who helped the people settle the place during a time of great famine.

It's possible that Selvadorada is located in South Simerica, since windows from Jungle Adventure mention this place.

Neighborhoods
Selvadorada consists of 2 neighborhoods. The Jungle District is part of Belomisia Jungle and is not accessible from the map. It requires adventuring and clearing paths to get to it.
 * Puerto Llamante Marketplace
 * Belomisia Jungle with Jungle District

Lots
There are a total of 7 lots in Selvadorada.

Accommodation

 * Belomisia Field Station
 * Hillview Hideaway
 * Jungle Bungalow
 * Selvadorada Villa

Community lots

 * Alam Museum of Archaeology - Museum
 * Belomisia Trailhead - National Park
 * Cantina "El Árbol del Jaguar" - Bar

Climate
Selvadorada does not experience 4 distinct seasons, as temperatures never fall below warm. Spring, fall, and winter involve more rainfall and warm to hot temperatures, while heat waves are common in the summer and rain is not.

Trivia

 * "Selvadorada" directly translates to "Golden Jungle" in Spanish.
 * In this world there is no snow during winter if Seasons is installed, just like in Oasis Springs and Del Sol Valley.

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