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10/21/2014
We like to share our favourite snapshots of Brazil on Pinterest, a great social network, which we luckily we were able to use in Brazil thanks to TravelSim's South America SIM card with a data plan. So make sure to take a look at our Pinterest board.
If you are planning a journey to Brazil, take a look at the list of things to do there that Destination Luxury has come up with to enhance your travel experience.
Try out local delicacies
Brazil has some of the most enviable markets in the world and can be found nationwide. Similarly the produce they boast is drawn from across the country in a display of Brazil’s unspeakable natural abundance. In particular Sao Paulo’s Mercado Municipal holds some real delights.
Get a cultural insight
Take in a show at the stunning Theatro Municipal in Rio de Janeiro. The beautiful belle époque exterior and lavish décor elsewhere are as enchanting as the séances that take place inside.
Marvel at Capoeira Dancers
Sporting their famous loose white trousers and bare torsos, the Capoeira dancers are something to behold. Join them in their entrancing martial arts influenced dance.
Explore the Amazon river
Take a boat ride like no other along the world’s largest river, the Amazon. The river is the life and soul of Brazil, pumping 209,000 cubic meters of water per second into its plains feeding a varied and vibrant wildlife.
Churrascarias
Taste a typical Brazilian meat grill. The Churrascarias will not disappoint with its fine selection of beef, pork, lamb, chicken, duck and some rarer cuts of meat. In Brazil it is always barbecue season!
Go out in Rio
The famed Rio nightlife will not disappoint. A heady mix of infectious Brazilian rhythms pump out from nightclubs while the city’s youth sip on exotic cocktails at lively and colourful bars.
Visit the national park
Enjoy trekking the myriad of mesas, river beaches, waterfalls and grottos of Chapada Diamantina national park.
Sail in jangadas
The coastline north of Salvador provides plenty of opportunity for sailing in traditional jangadas from which the shore and preceding mountains of Brazil are even more impressive.
And, of course, get lost to the salsa beat at the Carnival
A trip to Brazil would not be complete without a visit to the world famous carnival. A wild release of colours, music, pomp and celebration combine to make Brazil’s most important festival.
If you have traveled to Brazil and have some amazing suggestions, which we have not mentioned in this article, please leave them in the comment section below and we will include them.
