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The largest country in the South American continent and the fifth largest country in the world, Brazil is indeed a country you must at least visit once a lifetime. Brazil is full of natural and man-made wonders. The glorious golden beaches lining the coastlines, and the beauty and vibrancy of Brazil are simply incomparable. So, if you have your doubts, LatinOFare suggests you drop those and just book flight tickets right away to take a trip to Brazil. Also, check out these 10 favorite places to visit in Brazil.

 

Sugar Loaf, Rio de Janerio

Known as the emblem of Rio de Janerio – the Sugar loaf structure is one of the widely popular and visited structures in Brazil. Approximately, 395 meters above the Guanabara Bay, the top of the structure provides breathtaking views of the city below – covered with soaring forests, peaks, and golden beaches touched by blue seas.

 

Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janerio

Sitting at the top of the Corcovado Mountain, Christ the Redeemer is one of the most widely recognized and popular statues in the whole world. The statue is 30 meters in height with a span of 28 meters in arms. It is also one of the 7 Wonders of the World.

 

Carnaval, Rio de Janerio

The Carnival (Carnaval) in Rio de Janerio is held each year before Lent and is considered one of the biggest shows on Earth, with more than two million people in the streets per day. The carnival is a spectacle of revelers, samba-school floats, musicians, dancers in brilliant costumes looking spectacular and glowing in the night.

 

Iguacu Falls

The enthralling sound of the falling water, the visceral experience, and the whole spectacle surrounding the fall is simply astonishing. The falls lie between Brazil and Argentina, with a total height of 82 meters, elevation of 195 meters, and a width of 2,700 meters along with 275 drops.

 

Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro

Famous for its crescent-shaped beach, lively atmosphere, soft white sand, and mosaic-tiled promenade – the Copacabana is one of the most loved neighborhoods in Brazil. The beach is bustling all day with people soaking sun, swimmers, and kids enjoying a day by the beach.

 

Amazon Rain Forests

Amazon Rain Forests are one of the largest tropical rainforests in the entire world. It is a nest of biodiversity and is a crossing ground for numerous rivers including the Amazon. It is also home to millions of diverse species some of which are very rare to find. It is also an abode for more than 30 million people and accounts for a must-visit when in Brazil.

 

Brasília’s Modernist Architecture

Brasília’s – the country’s capital is also a must-visit when in Brazil due to its modern architecture. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of the fascinating architecture including Palácio da Alvorada, Cathedral of Brasília, Palácio da Planalto, Supreme Federal Court, The Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge, Itamaraty Palace, Estádio Nacional Mane Garrincha, Esplanada dos Ministerios, Complex Cultural da Republica, University of Brasília, and the Central Bank of Brazil.

 

Salvador’s Pelourinho

Pretty cobbled-wide streets, open-air caipirinha bars, multi-cultural vibe, vibrant streets with musicians and dancers, iconic street parties, and amazing colonial landmarks with gold-plated carvings – the city of Salvador Pelourinho is one you must visit when in Brazil.

 

Ouro Preto

A colonial town in the mountains of eastern Brazil, Ouro Preto is known for its splendid architecture including tall bridges, fountains, squares, cobbled streets, and churches and chapels. The walls of the churches are in gold along with diamonds that were once sourced from mine surrounding the city in the 17th century. 

 

Pernambuco Beaches

Brazil’s best beaches with clear waters, tall palm trees, and silver fine sand along with colorful, laid back vibe, old-fashioned beach town, warm people, perfect sailboats, tropical fishes, coral reefs, and a host of exciting water activities.