The Amazon jungle, the golden beaches of Rio de Janeiro, the delicate aroma of coffee, the roar of powerful waterfalls – all of which, like a magnet, attract millions of tourists from all over the world to Brazil. In addition, the beaches in the country – the most famous of which is Copacabana, the sea is warm and clear, and Brazilian cuisine, as well as Brazilian women, stop the breath of tourists on a trip to Brazil.
The Rio Carnival is another popular tourist attraction with many offers for Brazil.
The climate in the country is typical of tropical countries, and is very different in different areas – from equatorial to subtropical. The rainy season (in Rio – January to March, in El Salvador – April to June) means, as a rule, not as much tropical storms as high clouds. The peaks of the tourist season are New Year's and Carnival.
As a memento from Brazil you can bring a hammock and a beautiful lace. Brazil is also home to very rare gems: citrine, tourmaline, diamonds. You can also buy high quality leather goods: shoes, bags, belts and wallets.
Brazilian cuisine is formed by three seemingly poorly combined ingredients: European, African and Native American culinary traditions. The country is popular with the "Feijoada" style (black beans, meat, vegetables, flour and spices), mashed beans and meat, marinated fried "sarapatel" with various sauces, sun-dried meat.
From the sights of Brazil, you will first want to see the first capital of Brazil, the old and new city of El Salvador de Bahia, the historic center where the slave market once was and everywhere you go, you will enjoy magnificent examples of colonial architecture , carefully restored and partially adapted to combine useful features with World Heritage Sites. Sao Paulo is the largest industrial center not only in Brazil but also in the whole of Latin America.
Iguazu Waterfalls – a true wonder of the world, are located in Iguazu National Park, where the Parana and Iguazu Rivers meet, on the border between Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay.
Every Brazilian city has at least one football stadium – Brazil holds the absolute record for the number of stadiums in the world.
