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Travel Guides

Explore Brazil like a pro with our collection of travel tips, cultural advice, and planning resources. Whether you’re heading to Rio’s beaches, the Amazon’s jungles, or Bahia’s historic towns, these guides help you travel smart, safely, and respectfully.

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CULTURAL ETIQUETE

Brazilian culture is warm and expressive, but understanding local customs helps travelers connect more deeply.

  • Greetings are friendly! A handshake or cheek kiss is common.
  • Avoid being too formal; casual conversation builds trust.
  • Tipping is appreciated (usually around 10%), though most of the times are already included in restaurant bills.
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Local Cuisine & Dining Tips

Brazil’s food is as diverse as its regions.

  • Try feijoada, the national dish of black beans and pork, especially in Rio.
  • In Bahia, taste acarajé and other African-influenced street foods.
  • Always try fresh tropical fruits like açaí, mango, and passionfruit.
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Accommodation & Transport

From eco-lodges in the Amazon to beachfront hostels, Brazil offers options for every traveler.

  • Book ahead during Carnival season, hotels fill up fast.
  • Domestic flights connect major cities, while long-distance buses are reliable for budget travel.
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Travel Tips

Enjoy Brazil while taking care of yourself.

  • The best time to visit Brazil is May–October (dry season).
  • Always carry insect repellent in tropical areas.
  • Stay hydrated and use sunscreen — Brazil’s sun is strong year-round.