Petrolina is a city located in the state of Pernambuco in northeastern Brazil. It is situated on the banks of the São Francisco River and has a population of approximately 334,000 people. Petrolina is known for its agricultural activities, particularly the production of fruits such as mangoes, grapes, and guavas. The city also has a significant wine production industry. Petrolina has a tropical savanna climate, with hot and dry weather throughout most of the year. The city has several attractions, including the Ilha do Rodeadouro, a popular leisure area on an island in the São Francisco River, and the Bodódromo, a street lined with restaurants serving traditional Brazilian cuisine with a focus on goat meat. Petrolina is also a gateway to the nearby city of Juazeiro, located on the other side of the river, and serves as a transportation hub for the region.