Muy Miles

Think of Brazil and what comes to your mind? Pele, football and the carnival. But there’s more to Brazil than meets the eye. The country is one of the most colorful and soulful places on planet earth. If you have plans to travel to Brazil, here are the spots, which you just can’t miss:

Rio De Janeiro

This is the party city of South America. Right from world-famous beaches to its festivals and mountain terrain, you have to be there to feel the essence of Brazilian culture and ethos. The world-famous Sugarloaf and Corcovado mountains, which are home to exotic beaches like Copacabana and Ipanema. Make sure to catch the sights and sounds of the city from up there on a thrilling cable car between Sugar Loaf and the Morro da Urca.

Cristo Redentor, Rio de Janeiro

Looking at this structure will make you go, Jesus Christ! Such is the brilliance of this monument, which stands tall at 28m with the arms of Jesus Christ stretched wide on top of the mountain at a height of 709 meters high. This place is absolutely majestic to see. It has easily become Brazil’s icon in the modern age. It’s truly divine!

The Carnival 

Going to Brazil and not seeing the carnival is a sin. There are few sights more spectacular than the Brazilian carnival. Get ready for a musical extravaganza, which has loads of colors, beats, dances, and cultures swaying to the wild Samba music. It’s not some random street party but all the performances have been meticulously choreographed for a year. The parade features brilliant costumes, dancers and musicians displaying their Salsa skills with an explosion of the flamboyant costumes and crazy celebrations. You can’t miss for anything else in the world. Make sure to check the dates and travel here. It’s an experience of a lifetime.

The Amazon Rainforests 

Amazon rainforests should be definitely on your checklist when visiting Brazil. After all, it’s a region of dense forests with a complex network of rivers, lagoons, lakes, and channels unfolding. Plus, it has tons of birds and animals, which are indigenous to the region. Get on a boat trip to Amazon by sailing from Manaus to Encontro Das Aquas. Here you will be able to spot plenty of monkeys, sloths, parrots, toucans, caimans, turtles, and other wildlife. There is a huge 688-hectare Janauari Ecological Park that supports varied ecosystems. When in Manaus, make sure to check out the famous Teatro Amazonas, which is built as a unique Italian Renaissance-style opera house, which symbolizes South America’s natural culture and ecosystem.

Salvador’s Pelourinho

Salvador is probably one of the oldest cities in South America. This part of the city called The Cidade Alta (Upper Town) has been named as a UNESCO World Heritage site for preserving its unique colorful collection of 17th- and 18th-century colonial buildings. It is the finest ensemble of architecture in South America. Beautiful churches and monasteries are dotted around this wonderful town, which also has shades of Portugal’s heritage, culture, and riches. Make sure to visit the opulent city church called São Francisco, which built in the early 1700s and has intricate gold carvings all over.

Planning your trip to Brazil 

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