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Everything You Need
to Know about the Pantanal
Every wildlife fanatic should take a detour to the
Brazilian Pantanal and it is not just because it is
the number one jaguar spotting place in the world.
10 Tips to See Brazil on the Cheap
Get guidance on choosing what fruits to eat each season
to selecting the most affordable restaurants. Here’s how
to fill your days in Brazil with not a lot of cash.
Brazilian Life
Brazil Travel
Wonderful Things to do in Jardim Botânico Neighbourhood, Rio de Janeiro
Jardim Botanico neighbourhood steals its name from Brazil’s Emperor’s majestic gardens in the same region. The charming residential area in…
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Quick Guide to Ouro Preto the Mining Capital of Minas Gerais
Ouro Preto was bumped to a World Unesco Site in 1980, the first Brazilian city graced with such an honour.…
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8 Wonderful Places to Eat Brazilian Food in Ipanema
It’s not immediately obvious what Brazilian food is. Internationally speaking, you’ve most likely crammed into a Brazilian steak house at…
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The Only Brazilian Souvenirs You Should Buy
Are you wondering what Brazilian souvenirs to pack in your luggage? Don’t settle for generic items like football jerseys and…
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Why Roosevelt Nearly Died in the Amazon (and why sustainable exploration is the key to saving it)
On a fitful day in December 1913 former president Theodore Roosevelt landed in Cáceres, Brazil, a settlement close to the…
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Wild Fires with Wild Jaguars
In late August, as we gathered in our friends’ garden, ash began to rain down on us. It wasn’t a…
Read More15 Essential Ways to Enjoy Ipanema,
Rio de Janeiro
A traditional beach neighborhood with a tangy Brazilian twist,
Ipanema is a bubbling corner of Rio. Here the white sand
bumps into the Atlantic ocean, meaning icy-fresh waves
originating from the Antarctic.