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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…
Hidden in Bahia’s Chapada Diamantina, Vale do Capão is a valley of waterfalls, sandstone peaks, organic gardens and creative local culture. Its main…
Serra da Canastra National Park in Minas Gerais is one of Brazil’s finest destinations for walkers who enjoy open landscapes, waterfalls and wildlife rather…
The Teatro Amazonas is one of Manaus’s most memorable landmarks, rising from the centre of Brazil’s Amazonian capital with a colourful dome, ornate interiors…
Few escapes from Rio de Janeiro feel as dramatic as the climb into the Serra do Mar. Within ninety minutes, the tropical coastline gives way to pine forests,…
Tucked into the central Brazilian state of Goiás, the Chapada dos Veadeiros plateau feels like stepping onto another planet. Its rugged red earth, twisted…