| For The Love of Brazil |
| Through A Tropical Paradise |
| Brazil has come a long way - from being a sixteenth century colony of the Portuguese to being part of the BRICS � emergent economies of the world. Unlike other quickly industrializing nations, however, Brazil has not sacrificed its natural beauty and rich wildlife heritage. This is what makes Brazil a beautiful country and a popular tourist destination � a veritable tropical paradise. Despite being one of the most urbanized countries Brazil protects its natural habitats and natural environments. The country is home to over 67 isolated tribes. |
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| Most Visited Cities of Brazil |
| Brazil is a large and diverse country. The cities of Brazil reflect the country's myriad culture, breathtaking natural beauty, and rich history. The locals are warm and the country friendly to visitors. |
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Brasilia
Brasilia, the federal capital of Brazil, is also the fourth largest city in the country. It is a beautiful city and a UNESCO Heritage Site.
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Sao Paulo
The swanky Sao Paolo is the largest city in the southern hemisphere and is the financial hub of South America.
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Rio de Janeiro
Also called the Cidade Maravilhosa or the Marvelous City, Rio is the second largest city of Brazil and host of the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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Salvador
Salvador, in the state of Bahia, is a culturally rich city known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant arts scene.
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Fortaleza
Fortaleza in northeastern Brazil is one of the largest cities in the country and will be one of the 2014 FIFA World Cup host cities.
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Belo Horizonte
Literally Beautiful Horizons, Belo Horizonte, is one of the greenest cities in the world and is an ornithological haven.
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Best Time to Visit:
January to March, August to December |
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Best Weather:
March till May, September till mid November |
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Affordable Rates
March - April |
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Most Crowded:
December till March |
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Carry a Portuguese � English dictionary or a translator app. Knowledge of Spanish can be useful in Brazil. |
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Avoid the very crowded parts of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo as these places are known to harbor pickpockets. |
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Have your hotel hail you a cab from one of the cab stands. Fake cabs charge well above the fare. |
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A number of inoculations are recommended before you travel out to this tropical country. Check with your health care practitioner or embassy. |
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The northern and southern ends of Brazil have very different weather conditions as the equator passes through the country. |
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