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Manaus is the main gateway to the central Amazon, combining a lively Brazilian city with quick access to flooded forest, dark-water rivers and remote jungle…
Australia has a lively poker calendar, with major festival series, casino championships, and online events attracting recreational players and experienced…
Australians dreaming of swapping Bondi surf for Bahian tides often begin with the ferry crossing from Salvador to Morro de São Paulo. Most travellers from…
The colonial churches of Ouro Preto and Mariana stand as stone-and-gold witnesses to one of Brazil's most extraordinary chapters, when fortune-seekers flooded…
Floating 350 kilometres off Brazil's northeast coast, the volcanic archipelago of Fernando de Noronha feels a world away from the mainland. Twenty-one islands…
Straddling the border between Brazil and Argentina, the Iguaçu Falls thunder through subtropical forest in a spectacle that rivals anything in the world. With…
Belo Horizonte, capital of Minas Gerais, is nicknamed "BH" by locals and serves as the gateway to Brazil's interior culinary traditions. While Sydney's Paddy's…
Lajeado, in Tocantins, offers a quieter side of Brazil’s interior, where dry cerrado landscapes meet rocky escarpments, seasonal waterfalls and shadowed…
Jericoacoara, on Ceará’s northern coast, is famous for its broad sandy streets, steady trade winds and spectacular evening colours. The village faces west…
Salvador’s Carnival is a huge street celebration shaped by Afro-Brazilian culture, live axé music, dance, and neighbourhood pride. Instead of watching a single…