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Salvador’s food is shaped by Indigenous ingredients, Portuguese techniques, and strong West African traditions. The result is a cuisine built around dendê oil,…
São Paulo is one of the world’s great urban canvases. Its concrete walls, viaducts, shop shutters, and abandoned buildings carry layers of political messages,…
Foz do Iguaçu is best known for its spectacular waterfalls, yet the region has another major attraction: Itaipu Binacional. Built across the Paraná River on…
Brazil’s northeast coast is one of the world’s great playgrounds for kitesurfing. Reliable trade winds, warm water, broad beaches, and a long dry season create…
Brazil’s national parks protect some of the planet’s richest ecosystems, from Amazonian rainforest and Atlantic Forest to wetlands, savanna, dunes, and coastal…
Ubatuba, on the northern coast of São Paulo state, combines rainforest-covered mountains, clear bays, fishing villages, and more than 100 beaches. The…
Deep in Brazil’s western Amazon, the Mamirauá Sustainable Development Reserve protects a vast landscape shaped by seasonal flooding. Forests, lakes, channels,…
Minas Gerais is home to some of Brazil’s finest historic towns, where cobbled streets, baroque churches, mountain landscapes, and traditional cuisine create a…
In Brazil’s central-western state of Goiás, Chapada dos Veadeiros combines quartzite canyons, cerrado vegetation, star-filled skies, and some of the country’s…
Inhotim combines a major contemporary art collection with an expansive botanical garden in Brumadinho, Minas Gerais. Set among lawns, forests, lakes, and…