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Basic Portuguese words and phrases for tourists: the complete Brazil travel guide

Post author:Emilly Chagas
Post category:Travel Tips
Post published:28/05/2026
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Visitors often capture this iconic monument from the terrace—located 700 meters above sea level on Corcovado Mountain (Source: Canva)

Basic Portuguese words and phrases every tourist needs in Brazil — greetings, restaurants, transport, emergencies, and more. With pronunciation guide.

Festa de Iemanjá in Salvador, Bahia: The complete guide for international visitors

Post author:Emilly Chagas
Post category:Bahia Northeast
Post published:27/05/2026
Post last modified:27/05/2026
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A timeless image of the Festa de Iemanjá — a woman in traditional white Candomblé dress stands at the water's edge in Rio Vermelho, offerings in hand, as fishing boats wait in the background. February 2nd in Salvador. (Source: Unsplash)

Festa de Iemanjá in Salvador, Bahia: what to wear, what to bring, and how to experience Brazil's most powerful Afro-Brazilian celebration.

Holambra, São Paulo, Brazil: The complete travel guide for international visitors

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Post category:Southeast
Post published:25/05/2026
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Brazil and the Netherlands side by side inside the Expoflora museum — a fitting symbol of the two cultures that came together to create Holambra in 1948. (Source: Personal Archive)

Holambra, São Paulo: Brazil's City of Flowers with Dutch windmills, flower fields, and the Expoflora festival. Complete travel guide.

Aracaju, Brazil: The complete travel guide for international visitors

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Post category:Northeast Sergipe
Post published:22/05/2026
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A breathtaking sunset on the beach in Aracaju, Brazil. October brings perfect weather for beach lovers and serene coastal escapes. (Source: Adobe Stock)

Aracaju, Sergipe: Brazil's first planned capital with stunning beaches, fresh crab, and the gateway to Xingó Canyon. Complete travel guide.

Angra dos Reis, Brazil: the complete travel guide for international visitors

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Post category:Rio de Janeiro Southeast
Post published:20/05/2026
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A private pier over the impossibly clear water of Angra dos Reis — the kind of scene that explains why Brazil's wealthiest families have been building retreats on these islands for decades. (Source: Unsplash)

Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro: 365 islands, crystal-clear water, and Atlantic Forest. Complete travel guide for international visitors to Brazil.

Brazil in World Cup 2026: The complete guide to watching the games from Brazil

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Post category:Southeast
Post published:15/05/2026
Post last modified:15/05/2026
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Caipirinhas and camaraderie. Experiencing a World Cup morning match in a local Brazilian bar is essential. (Source: Pexels)

Watch Brazil in the 2026 World Cup! Find the best fan zones in Rio & São Paulo, match schedules, safety tips, and how to join the party.

Lesser known places to visit in Brazil: The ultimate off-the-beaten-path guide

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Post category:Travel Tips
Post published:11/05/2026
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Bonito, Brazil (Source: Adobe Stock)

The best lesser known places to visit in Brazil — uncrowded, unforgettable, and waiting for you. Your complete off-the-beaten-path guide.

Búzios, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: the complete travel guide for international visitors

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Post category:Rio de Janeiro Southeast
Post published:07/05/2026
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The pier and bay of Búzios seen from above — colorful fishing boats dot the emerald-green water in front of the town's charming waterfront. (Source: Pexels)

Búzios, Rio de Janeiro: 20+ beaches, crystal-clear water, and Brazil's most charming coastal town. Complete travel guide for international visitors.

São Luís do Maranhão, Brazil: the complete travel guide for international visitors

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Post category:Maranhão Northeast
Post published:04/05/2026
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The Historic Center of São Luís seen from above — a UNESCO World Heritage peninsula where over 4,000 colonial buildings have been preserved for centuries. (Source: Canva)

São Luís do Maranhão: UNESCO historic center, Afro-Brazilian culture, and the gateway to Lençóis Maranhenses. Your complete travel guide.

Gramado, Brazil: the complete travel guide for international visitors

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Post category:Rio Grande do Sul South
Post published:29/04/2026
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Gramado's main streets blend German and Italian architectural influences, giving the city its distinctive European village feel. (Source: Adobe Stock)

Gramado, Brazil: a Bavarian mountain town in southern Brazil. Complete travel guide with tips on what to do, where to stay, and when to visit.