4 articles to prepare your trip
Thousands of tourists flock to Brasil each year to witness a **festival unlike any other in the world**: the Rio Carnival. This event is considered **the largest parade on the planet**. Over five days of celebration, more than two million people join in festivities that take place throughout the streets of the country's former capital.
Natal
The sun-drenched capital of Rio Grande do Norte, Natal blends pristine beaches, shifting dunes, colonial heritage and excursions to Pipa and Maracajaú.
Manaus
Gateway to the Brazilian Amazon, Manaus blends operatic grandeur, the Meeting of the Waters, and jungle lodges deep in pristine rainforest. Our comprehensive guide to exploring this remarkable destination.
A UNESCO-listed baroque sanctuary, twelve prophets sculpted by Aleijadinho and colonial streets: Congonhas, an essential stop on the baroque circuit of Minas Gerais.
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