Brazil is a tourist destination so getting a Brazil visa should not be a matter of challenge. US citizens, Canadians, Australians, and Japanese citizens have been provided special treatment from the Brazilian government as most of the visitors are from these countries. People from these countries can apply for e-visa. If you belong to these...

Picture the scene: At the sandy coastline of Brazil’s Red Beach, the ocean waves lap gently against the shore as devout followers of Candomble gather, clad head to toe in flowing white robes. The believers make their way towards sand alters covered in fragrant gardenias and beautiful flower arrangements. The setting is oh so peaceful...

If you enjoy immersing yourself in different cultures and uncovering their local traditions when you travel then attending the Easter celebrations in Brazil could be a fascinating experience for you. Whereas in the US Easter may be celebrated by exchanging chocolate eggs and attending church, in Brazil the celebrations are altogether more vibrant and flamboyant....

If you are planning a Brazilian adventure then you may be feeling a little overwhelmed about where you should start. Perhaps you only have a limited amount of time to dedicate in the country and you are finding yourself unsure as to which regions and cities to visit. That’s understandable, afterall, South America’s largest country...

If there’s one thing that Brazilians are known for its their ability to throw a vibrant and exciting party. Rio Carnival is renowned all across the world and features at the top of the bucket lists of many aspiring world travelers. Perhaps it’s because of carnival that Brazilians have gained a reputation for being fun...

Brazil is South America’s biggest country, and with that comes a number of events and activities to partake in. Whether you’re dancing at Rio’s famous Carnival or getting a taste of Germany at Oktoberfest, Brazil is a hub for cultural and festive celebrations.   Carnival Brazil’s annual Carnival is the biggest event of the year...

A trip to Brazil isn’t complete without enjoying the flavors of this grand and beautiful South American country. Whether you’re a lover of meat, seafood, or rather sink your teeth into something sweet, this country has got you covered with exotic flavors and traditional goodies to satisfy almost every tastebud. From hearty stews, to cheesy...

Take In Some Futbol Since before the 2016 Olympics, one of the main things the country of Brazil is known for, is soccer. Some of the world’s most famous and best soccer players hail from the big South American country, so it might be almost mandatory to stop into one of the largest stadiums in...

The former Brazilian capital of Rio de Janeiro has been Brazil’s hub for decades. It’s the second largest city in Brazil and is most famous for its annual Carnival and the host of the 2016 Olympics. With landmarks, museums, and beaches all at your disposal, we’ve narrowed down the top ten things to do in...

Brazil’s southern tip has increased in popularity over the years, with locals, tourists, and nearby neighbors of Argentina and Paraguay now flocking to the area more than ever. Brazil’s small southern region is easy to explore and showcases some of the best of the country’s natural wonders. Discover Brazil’s history in this part of the...