On June 13, the World Cup is about to open, and Brazil's tourism boom will also enter a climax stage. The following are 25 travel tips for readers who plan to travel to Brazil, including all kinds of novel and exciting ideas. What are you waiting for? Put them in your bag! 1. There is no doubt that the arrival of the World Cup tourist army will make tickets soar, and the supply of hotels and guesthouses is in short supply, but at the same time, the passion of the whole country is within reach. This World Cup is jointly hosted by Brazil 12 city, and many games will be held in some world-famous venues, including Brasilia Stadium. 2. Enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of Ipanema Beach (located in Rio de Janeiro). Ipanema means hatred and dangerous water in the indigenous language. But Ipanema Beach is a good place for sightseeing in Rio de Janeiro. There are different minority cultural areas on the beach, such as Arpoador, which is the most popular surfing spot; On weekends, Gallotta de Ipanema is often crowded with sunbathers. 3. Attend a carnival party in Rio de Janeiro. The annual Rio Carnival is considered as the largest carnival in the world. During the festival, 2 million people flock to the streets every day to participate in celebrations. This tradition originated from the Portuguese culture introduced into Brazil in 1850. Later, the participation of slaves created a unique Latin American atmosphere for the carnival. In addition to the warm festive atmosphere, gorgeous costumes inlaid with jewels are also a major attraction. The fourth party. Enjoy lagoon-covered dunes in Malassez National Park. Malahese National Park is located in the northeast of Brazil, with an area of 1500 square kilometers. At first glance, this land is no different from other wasteland, but due to its proximity to the Amazon basin and heavy rainfall, a lagoon similar to alien life appears on the white beach of the park. 5. Escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and enter the home of art ... olinda is the best preserved colonial city in Brazil. Here, there are handicraft shops, colorful old houses and ancient churches along the street. Olinda was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982. The recommended places to visit are Stalinda Cathedral and Pernambuco Art Museum. 6. Climb to the top of Shugelloff Mountain, P.O. Adecar, about 400 meters above sea level. This is one of the peaks of granite and quartzite in Rio de Janeiro. You can choose to take the cable car to the top of the mountain, which takes about 6 minutes; You can also choose to climb on foot, which takes about 3 hours. Climb the Shu Mountain. Boniteau Diving, located in the southwest corner of mato grosso do sul, Brazil, is a model town of eco-tourism in Brazil. Here, visitors can dive in caves and lakes, or shuttle through the dense rainforest to watch needle-like stalactites. If you like diving, you can try RioSucuri or AbismodeAnhumas. In the former, tourists can enjoy a semi-aquatic garden in glass-transparent water, while in the latter, they can provide an exciting diving experience in an underground lake with visibility of only 30 meters. 8. Watch the statue of Christ the Savior. On the mountainous Bashan Mountain of Corcaud in Rio de Janeiro, the statue of Christ the Savior is 28 meters long and 30 meters high. The visual effect presented by this ratio is really amazing. This statue was built in 193 1 year. Today, more than 600,000 tourists come to visit each year. You can get to the top of the mountain by train. Full set tickets for adults 130 yuan, half price for children. 9. Go to Costa Verde road trip. The world-famous road trip section includes the Great Sur and the Great South route, but Brazil's beautiful coast can easily surpass them. This 560-kilometer-long coastal highway connects Santos and Rio de Janeiro. Along the way, you can see the simple islands and vast wilderness of Ilya Grande. 10. Boating on the Amazon River starts from Belem or Manaus. The boating trip on the Amazon, the largest river in the world, is about 1600 km long and takes about 5 days. For the most authentic rainforest experience, tourists had better choose to take traditional boats. All the equipment only needs to include hammocks, cutlery boxes and a stick. On the way, visitors can also see prehistoric rock paintings in Mount A Legre.

1. Have a good time at Iguazu Falls. Iguazu Falls is located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, with a total width of 2.7 kilometers and the highest point of 82 meters, which is higher than Niagara Falls in Canada. The average flow rate of the waterfall per second is 553 cubic meters. The scenery is spectacular. 12. Watch the five beasts of Brazil. Although the beasts of South America are not as famous as the five beasts of Africa (elephants, lions, leopards, rhinoceroses and bison), they are equally attractive. When you come to ParnabaHeadwaters National Park and Pantanal Wetland in Brazil, you can see five big beasts in Brazil: Brazilian tapir, big anteater, maned wolf, big otter and jaguar. 13. Living in an environmentally friendly house on the Mara Peninsula. 250 kilometers south of El Salvador is the Mara Peninsula, where there is the most environmentally friendly residence in Brazil-Butterfly House. In addition, there are eight villas on the peninsula. Honey-colored beaches, clear lakes and rainforests listed as world heritage sites are all worth visiting. 14. Fly to FernandodeNoronha, a natural archipelago consisting of 2 1 small islands, with a total length of 354 kilometers, distributed on the coastline of Brazil. Lush forests, dolphins jumping out of the water from time to time, and albatrosses soaring in the air all give people a feeling of returning to nature. Now, however, in order to protect this pure land, the government has implemented quantitative restrictions and tax policies for tourists. 15. Living in pousadaPousada is a small independent room or an environmentally friendly house. In this uniquely decorated house, visitors can usually enjoy satisfactory private service and a hearty breakfast. 16. Watch fig trees in Florianopolis, Lolia. In the center of PraXV, the main square in Florianopolis, a century-old fig tree grows. It is said that this tree has magical power: a man and a woman can tie knots around the trunk three times; But if they circle the tree seven times counterclockwise, they will be cursed with divorce. 17. Walking through the Amazon rainforest from the air, the Amazon rainforest covering an area of 5.5 million square kilometers is one of the most conspicuous landscapes on earth. But exploring the rainforest by yourself is more interesting than overlooking it from the air. Amazon rainforest accounts for one-tenth of the world, including rare macaws and giant tree frogs. 18. It is impractical to ride through the Pantanal wetland and walk in the humid environment of Pantanal. Might as well go sightseeing by horse. For bird lovers and ornithologists, Pantanal wetland is a better choice than Amazon rainforest. 19. Listening to music in El Salvador On both sides of cobblestone roads in the historic city of El Salvador, besides colorful churches, the most attractive people are street performers. Especially street drummers, their drums add a lot of color to the night in the city. Here, visitors can feel the African color of Brazilian culture. 20. Visiting Brasilia This extraordinary building was designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Nemeyer and completed in April 1960. Unlike other churches in the world, the external contour of Brasilia Cathedral bends inward. The interior of the church is decorated with blue glass, and three angel statues weighing 300 kilograms each are hung on the ceiling. The church is open to the public at other times except mass. 2 1. Visit BeloHorizonte, a small town surrounded by mountains, located in the southwest of Brazil. Don't think that this is a backward mountain city, but it is the birthplace of advanced architectural concepts. The famous scenic spot is St Francis Church in assisi, which was also designed for Oscar Nemer. 22. Enjoy art in Sao Paulo. As the cultural center of Brazil, Sao Paulo has enough art galleries and museums for you to enjoy. The first recommendation is the Sao Paulo Art Museum, which has a large collection of famous Tibetan paintings. Then there is the National Art Museum (PinacotecadoEstado), where the works of Brazilian artists in the19th century are displayed; Also worth visiting is ParquedaLuz Park, where you can enjoy tropical flowers.

23. Shopping in Sao Paulo Art Decoration Market. This is the largest market in Sao Paulo, selling all kinds of tropical fruits and a local cake made of meat and cheese. 24. Attend a party in Recife. Recife is a city dedicated to wonderful night life. At night, people are always immersed in crazy music. The annual carnival here attracts more tourists than the Rio Carnival. 25. Visit the Amazon Theatre in Manaus. This Amazon theater with Renaissance architectural style is worth visiting, especially when the annual Amazon Music Festival is held. The highlight of the theater is its dome, which is covered and decorated with 36 thousand tiles dyed in the color of the Brazilian flag. The answer comes from the extreme outdoor network official website.