Brazil Introduction | Travel to Brazil | Complete trip guide to Brazil

An equal portion of fun and frolic added to unbundled zest and energy, sprinkled with loads of passion… This is Brazil in its true form. Clean endless sandy beaches, lively cities, never ending carnivals and a festive atmosphere year round; get ready to be blown away by the sheer magnitude of vibrance that Brazil offers. In this country there is something for everyone. Something which would make their eyes sparkle with glee and awe… The largest country of South America, Brazil is a land of bounty. Nature has been very generous to this country by gifting it the best of its rainforests, dazzling beaches, mountain trails and wildlife. You want something, Brazil has that for you. To visit Brazil there is no right time or wrong time, here every time is party time!!!

Before being colonized by the Portuguese and the Dutch between 1500 and 1820, Brazil was home to the native Indians. In 1889 the rule of Pedro I ended by means of a military coup after which Brazil adopted a constitution similar to that being followed in the USA. Following a string of military and civilian rulers in was finally in the year 1934 that a new constitution was drafted for this country by Vargas who subsequently went on to become the dictator of this country too.

On any number of visits to this fabulous country each visit will leave you speechless. With endless rich history, culture and natural beauty to explore, any traveler will have his hands full on arrival here. With 8 UNESCO world heritage locations present in the country the quality of sightseeing is spectacular. Touted to be as one of the most densely populated city in the world, the majestic city of Rio de Janerio is surrounded by sparkling beaches, mountainous landscapes  with an umbrella of lush green tropical rain forests over it. This magnificent city has the perfect balance of modern sleekness and ancient old world charm. Having some of the most famous museums, galleries and monuments, the city of Rio is the cultural epicenter of the city. There is something majestic about the city of Sao Paulo.

With a wide array of restaurants and pubs and an exciting nightlife this city is popular as being the entertainment heart of the country. There is nothing small here, be it the skyscrapers or the hunger for enjoyment. The city of Salvador is one the oldest in the country. Its one of a kind handicrafts market in Mercato Moledo is one of UNESCO heritage sites. With churches being a characteristic features in old settlements Salvador too has its fair share. Nature lovers would be spellbound visiting the unusual museum of tropical plants-the largest collection in the world located in Belemas well as the Pantanal and the Amazonia National park.

The splendid Iguacu falls is nature’s way of forming the border to the countries of Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. This splendid waterfall on the river Parana plunges down in a jaw dropping layered fashion. The city of Brazilia which is the capital of Brazil is the worst dream come true for an architect. Initially built to serve as the country’s administrative capital no thought was given to the possibility of indiscriminate construction in times to come, leaving this city to be a ruthless mess of modern design.

Brazil is a blessed country. Having the best of beaches, coastlines, wildlife and fauna, bright sunny weather and the everlasting spirit of fun, life here surely is a never ending carnival.

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