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Ordem Eppogresso ORDEM EPPOGRESSO BRAZIL ABOUT BRAZIL The History of Brazil starts with indigenous people in Brazil. Europeans arrived in Brazil at the opening of the 16th century. The country's borders were only finalized in the early 20th century. On September 7, 1822, the country declared its independence from Portugal and it became the Empire of Brazil. Continent:South America Brazil is the largest country in South America. The name Brazil comes from a tree named brazil wood. Itis called Brazil in Portuguese, the official language spoken in Brazil Brazil is the only country in South America that speaks Portuguese. GERNERAL The population is around 194 million people. FACTS Brazil has one of the largest economies in the world. Currency: Brazilian Real Football (soccen) is the most popular sport in Brazil with the national team consistently among the best in the world, winning the World Cup a record 5 times. Colombra Droma Atlantic Ocean GEOGRAPHICAL FACTs Onthew Manaus eusCuetar sa a Moroehle whe Brazil has a large coastline on the Peru antin eastern side of South America, stretching MutGrusla 7491 kilometers (4655 miles) in length. eceshs Bolivia 6raslia Brazil shares aborder with all South Geani Mr et American countries except for Chile and o Santo Cvitarls sdo Poule Ecuador. rm roguoy Rio de laneiro Cueiba SSo Paulo Brazil covers 3 time zones. Brazil Atlantic Ocean Time: GMT-4 Argentin ePete Aiegre Brazil is the 5th largest country in the 400 world by both land area and population Temperature is consistent around 20°C all round year even during winter from June to July. Best time to see animals is during GOOD TIME TO VISIT dry season from April/May to October. Most rain falls from December to March TOURISM FACTS OF BRAZIL BRAzÍL Brazil is home to a wide range of animals, including AURI M armadillo, tapirs, jaguars and pumas. Human activities such as logging, mining fishing and agriculture are important to the Brazilian economy but are also a serious threat to Brazil's diverse environment. Millions of tourists visit Brazil every year. There are around 2500 airports in Brazil. The Amazon River flows through Brazil, it is the 2nd longest river in the world (after the Nile). Around 60% of the Amazon Rainforest is located in Brazil. BRAZIL Amazon River 6 The Amazon Raintorest" BRAZIL FOOD AND BEVERAGE Root vegetabies are commonly used. Fruits grow wel in tropical climate. Mangos, papayas, guavas, granadillas and pineapples are all im favortes. Many dishes use rice or beans as a staple or base ingredient, since these are widely available, filling and fairty nutritious. Common meats include beef, pork and dliferent kinds of fish and1 TEAS &BPAZIL seafood. Feijoada - black bean stew with smoked meats is the traditional and popular dish. Brigadeiro Farofa Brazilian chocolates and dishes Beijinho de Coco Empada Prawn skewer 7 BRAZIL ITINERARY Will depart from house around 0600 Hrs reach Indra Gandhi DAY 1:07TH SEP International Airport (IGT) New Delhi Airport at around 0800hrss& 2020(MONDAY) Enroute enjoy breakfast Depart for Rio De Janeiro from TAP Portugal at around 0900hrs Lunch & dinner in flight... DAY2:08Tm sEP Arrive Rio De Janeiro (GIG Airport) at around 0830hrs 2020 (TUESDAY) By cab Reach Belmond Copacabana Palace Hotel Check-in at the Hotel & Enjoy breakfast there Visit Copacabana Beach, Red beach & Christ The Redeemer Take some Brazilian Pizza there & Evening free for personal activities & shopping in Rio. Dinner at the Hotel Overnight stay at the Hotel.. THPORIUGAL Brazilian Pizza 8 Breakfast at the Hotel DAY 3:9TH SEP 2020 Check-out from the hotel & visit Sugarloaf Mountain hills CWEDNESDAY) and Iguazu Falls & lunch at near by restaurant Reach Santos Dumont Airport (SDU) at around 1700hrs Depart for Sao Paulo by GOL Linhas Aereas around 1745hrs Arrive Guarulhos International Airport (GRU),Sao Paulo at Santos Dumont Airport around 1900hrs by cab reach Bristol Hotel Check-in at the hotel Dinner at the hotel & overnight stay there.. EROPORT0 SANTUS DUMUNT Guarulhos International Bristol Hotel Airport (GRU) GOL Linhas Aereas www. 9 a Breakfast at the hotel & Edificio DAY 4: 1oTH SEP Visit Oca in lbirapuera Park, Mercado Municipal 2020 (THURSDAY) Italia by taxi. Enroute lunch & enjoy caipiroska or other Brazilian cocktail with an outstanding view of the city. in Sao Evening free for personal activities & shopping Dinner at hotel & overnight stay there.. DAY5: 11TH SEP 2020 (FRIDAY) Breakfast at the hotel Check-out from the hotel at around 0900hrs Reach Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) ,Sao Paulo Depart for Brasilia from GOL Linhas Aereas Reach International airport of Brasilia at around 1145hrs in Reach Hotel Casablanca Check in the hotel & enjoy lunch CASALANCA the hotel Visit Cathedral of Brasília, Alvorada Palace, Paranoá Lake & Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge.. Take some snacks there Evening free for personal activities & shopping in Brasilia 10 Dj Night enjoy at the Hotel banquet & overnight stay there.. Breakfast in the hotel DAY 6: 12TH SEP Check-out form the hotel at around 2020 (SATURDAY) Enroute visit Memorial dos Povos Indígenas Reach International Airport of Brasilia (BSB) International Airport of Brasilia Depart for Recife from Azul Brazilian Airlines 1130hrs Reach Recife International Airport (REC) at around 1330hrs Check-in the Hotel Veraneio & enjoy lunch in the hotel Visit Boa Viagem & Ricardo Brennand Institute by metro take some snacks there & do some personal activities & shopping in Recife Dinner at the Don Lucchi Azul Brazilian Airlines Overnight stay at the hotel.. Don Lucchi sHOTEL VERANEIO Recife International Airport Breakfast at the hotel DAY 7: 13TH SEP Check-out from the hotel 2020 (SUNDAY) Visit Clube Sussuarana Park enjoy water slides there Enjoy lunch there Reach Recife International Airport (REC) at around 1430hrs Depart for New Delhi from TAP Portugal at around 1545hrs Enjoy dinner in the flight... DAY 8: 14TH SEP Enjoy breakfast and lunch in the flight 2020 (MONDAY) Reach Indra Gandhi International Airport (IGT)New Delhi at around 2200hrs.. 9-15 JGAIRPORT Y. 1-8 DELHI- ses e**s* ******* 12 RIO DE JANEIRO Rio de Janeiro has the world's bluest sky. The statue of Christ the Redeemer was elected one of the world's new seven wonders. Rio's carnival party is the biggest carnival in the World. There are more than one hundred islands in Guanabara Bay. Rio is home to the eighth biggest library & biggest urban forest in the world. The world's biggest football match was held here. If's where Oscar Niemeyer was born. SAO PAULO São Paulo the most populous city in Brazil. It located on the hilly plateau of the southeastern Brazilian Highlands.As of July 2019, the population of São Paulo is about 12,200,000 people.Sao Paulo covers a total area of 1,521 square kilometers (587 square miles).The city lies at a mean elevation of about 800 meters (2,625 feet) above sea level. The name of the city honors the Apostle, Saint Paul of Tarsus. It founded by Jesuit missionaries on January 13 25, 1554. Cepecabiara Brach Copacabana Beach is one of the popular tourist attractions in Rio De Janeiro.lt is located in the southern part of Rio de Janeiro.lt covers an area of 4kms.On the right is Copacabana Fort.The government has provided many sports facilities along the beach.Volleyball nets are strung along the shores. There are also football courts. The Red Beach is a volcanic beach Red Beach with red cliffs and sand. It is a small beach but is nonetheless greatly appreciated for its beautiful surroundings, as it sits between the hills of Sugar Loaf and Babylon. Christ the Redeemer of Rio holds the 3rd place in the list of seven wonders. Ir's one of the largest statues of Jesus in the world. Christ the Redeemer reaches a height of 30 meters and boasts an am span of 28 meters. The statue has been guarding Rio de Janeiro already for 14 more than 90 years. Sugarloaf Mountain peak situated in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at the mouth of Guanabara Bay on a peninsula that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean. Rising 396 m (1,299 t) above the harbor, its name is said to refer to its resemblance to the traditional shape of concentrated refined loaf sugar. It is known worldwide for its cableway and panoramic views of the city and beyond. This became part of a World Heritage Site declared by UNESCO in 2012. lguazu Falls are one of the most jaw-dropping Arqentina and powerful waterfalls in the world. It is actually the biggest waterfall system located on the border between Brazil and Argentina. Iguazu Falls only from the Brazilian side which is famous for the best panoramic views Brazil 15 learn more at traveiwheretonext.com/bra a Best beaches in io de Janeiro Oca is one of the several buildings that make up an interesting architectural complex in blrapuera Park, the city's largest green space. One of the 20th century's best-known architects, Oscar Niemeyer, designed the buildings in the 1950s, including the dome-shaped Oca, which houses exhibitions on its three BIRAPUERA PARK floors. GAO PAULO, BAAZIL This historic building, beautifully decorated with stained glass. Step inside the Municipal Market for every kind of fruit one can imagine, homemade sweets, dried fruits, and nuts, salami, and cheese on the first floor before proceeding upstairs for one of the city's famous mortadella sandwiches. Edificio Italia is a tall building in the center of the city with a must-visit terrace restaurant and bar where you can enjoy a caipiroska or other Brazilian cocktail with an 16 outstanding view of the city. BRASILIA Brasilia is the capital city of Brazil.As of May 2019, the population of Brasilia is about 3 million people.
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