Attractions In Brazil
Even though Brazil covers almost half of South America a
majority of its residents live on the coast. The residents of
Brazil vary in ethnic orientation as well as economic status.
Because of the people and the lush landscape, Brazil is a
fabulous place to visit.
One of the most popular places to visit when in Brazil is Rio de
Janeiro. This city is known as the marvelous city and has one of
the most beautiful settings in the world. It boasts beautiful
beaches and breathtaking views.
While in Rio you can view the Christ the Redeemer statue which
sits on top of Corcovado.
There are also a multitude of beaches that you can visit
depending on your lifestyle. Rios main beaches include Arpoador,
Barra da Tijuca, Botafogo, Flamengo, Leblon, Leme, Pepino and
Vidigal.
Rio is also home to some wonderful museums, including the Museu
Historico Nacional. However, the Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio De
Janeiro houses Brazil's most important collection of modern art.
If you are interested in learning more about Brazillian history,
be sure to visit the Museu da Republica.
Another great city is Sao Paulo. It is South America's largest
city with over 17 million residents and is Brazils financial,
commercial and industrial heartland. As a tourist, you will not
want to miss it's famed nightlife or grand shopping
opportunities.
Salvador da Bahia is the state capital and is split into upper
and lower sections. This city is perfect for a long walking
excursion because most of Salvador's museum, palaces and
churches are concentrated within Cidade Alta. This is also the
place to find local craftsmanship finds. Head for the Mercado
Modelo to find the best in Brazil, with a focus on rich African
flavors. Salvador is known for being the center of Brazilian
music and other great clubs and bars featuring live music of
Brazil.
If you are interested in exploring underground lakes like Lago
Azul and viewing spectacular waterfalls, be sure to visit the
Diamantina National Park.
Travel to Northern Brazil and you can visit the Amazon River.
You can also visit one of the world's biggest and most
spectacular falls located where Paraguay, Argentia and Brazil
meet. If you are more interested in seeing some exotic wildlife
be sure to visit the Pantanal Wetlands. The huge area extends
into Bolivia and Paraguay.
A heavenly village nestled on the coast is Jericocoara. While
there you can take in awesome views of a sparkling white
sand-dune desert and a gorgeous turquoise sea.
Brazil 's capital, Brasilia, and does not have a lot to offer
the tourist as the cities of Rio and Sao Paulo or the Northeast
section of the country. However, there is some interesting
architecture to see. A guided tour is recommended if you want to
venture into the capital.
If you are lucky enough to visit Brazil anywhere from December
to March you can participate in Bahia's Carnival which is a
lavish festival with memorable parties, music and great Latin
American food. Carnival in Rio takes place in February/March.
Local residents dress in lavish, colorful costumes and it is
known as one of the biggest parties in the world to celebrate
Lent.
Brazil has many other cultural things to offer than just
beautiful beaches. Take a trip to Brazil to explore and learn
about this rich country in South America.
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