40 Places to Visit in Brazil, Tourist Places & Top Attractions

Rio De Janeiro

Nestled between the mountains and the sea, the very location of Rio de Janeiro makes it spectacular so much so that it has been acclaimed as the world heritage site for being the “the staggeringly beautiful location for one of the world's biggest cities" by UNESCO. However, the accolades of UNESCO weren’t solely for the natural setting of the city but also for the planned green space, urban cultural landscape and the right blend of architecture, all of which have contributed very well in the growth of the city.

Rio de Janeiro is also the second major city of Brazil has also served as the capital of Brazil from 1763 to 1960. Founded by the colonists from Portugal in the mid 1500s, the city used to be the port for the shipment of gold from its inland mining areas.

All through the history, Rio always seemed very aware of its physical assets - long crescent beaches, soaring mountains behind it and the towering Sugar Loaf above the harbor. All these are today the prime tourist attractions of the city which have amplified the landscape with distinguished buildings from the different era of the history as well as the green parks and spaces that add to the city’s landscape.

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Fortaleza

Even though the city is not too large in size, it is considered to be one of the most important industrial and commercial centers of the country. On the basis of what the Ministry of Tourism, Brazil had to say, Fortaleza is found to be the “second-most desired tourist destination in Brazil.” Some of the famous beaches of the city include the bech of Futuro and the Iracema.

Since beaches are commonly used here, the majority of the tourists also indulge in watersports. Fortaleza consists of Brazil’s largest oceanariums known as Acquario Cear?. Found to be nestled away on the Praia de Iracema coastline in Fortaleza, the oceanarium has been recorded to have attracted over 12 million visitors annually. You can check out the Beach Park - a theme park to satisfy all your adventure fantasies.

There are many other exciting experiences that you can indulge in including checking out the marvellous night-life and the beach-front restaurants are worthy of your time. Another one of Brazil’s gems that has a typical tropical climate. Some of the best times to visit this city are during summers, which would be between February and April.

Recife

Located in the northeast corner of South America, Recife was founded in 1537 thereby qualifying as one of the oldest cities in the world. It is the capital city of Pernambuco and is primarily known for housing the largest scale of production for sugar canes. The city is home to many beautiful rivers, beaches and tiny islands. The name Recife itself can be accredited to the fact that the city’s shoreline is filled with magnificent-looking stone reefs.

Due to the nature of the city, the place is also fondly referred to as the “Brazillian Venice.” Among the places to visit in Brazil, Recife should top your list. Why? The spirit of Recife is always about being up and about and the folks herein indulge in many different celebrations all throughout the year. You should surely check out the New Year celebrations starting at the Praia de Boa Viagem beach located in Old Recife.

Recife consists of numerous local markets including the Mercado de S?o Jos? are worth a visit or two. Featuring an old, iron construction - these markets give you a vintage feeling. You can also visit the Fort Cinco Pontes, also known as the ‘Fore of Five Points.’ The weather is quite friendly all year round. Most days are tropical but the winter can go down to 1 degree. We recommend visiting Recife between March and June to enjoy the tropical weather.

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Brasilia

Brasilia - named inspired by Brazil itself serves as the main seat of the government. Since it is home to the federal government, it is understood to be a federal capital of Brazil. This well-planned city is also home to some of the most important buildings in Brazil including the Banking sector and the Embassy sector. The city is filled with parks and beaches all around. Although modern by heart, they haven’t commercialised all aspects of the city but have made sure everything is kept intact.

The city is filled with modern structures all over and thus, was declared to be a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. The city’s planning was considered to be quite advanced and urban. Another one of the architect’s paradise, many even refer to Brasilia as the “City of Design.” Being the federal capital doesn’t stop Brasilia from being just as happening as any other party location. There are festivals taking place all throughout the year. The festivals are often accompanied with different parades and unique types of celebrations.

Brasilia itself features a young, vibrant art’s scene. Some of the world-famous artists have hailed from Brasilia including Bruno Giorgi, Alfredo Volpi, Burle Marx and Marianne Peretti to name a few. Brasilia is home to tropical, savanna-type climate. There are a few months during the year, wherein it does get mild however it is best to experience this city during its winter months. The best time to visit Brasilia is between December and March.

Manaus

Capital city of Amazonas, Manaus is home to Negro and Solim?es rivers and is qualified as the second oldest city in Brazil, as it was discovered in 1669. Initially, owing to its size, Manaus was actually considered to be a fort. It had a different name too. Back in those days, it was called Fort of S?o Jos? do Rio Negro. Among the tourist places in Brazil, many fondly refer to Manaus as ‘The City of the Margins of the Black River.’

Manaus acts as the perfect destination to lay low for a bit before you go exploring the incredible flora and fauna. It’d be interesting to take a boat ride through the black waters of the Negro River. If you’re around the region, you will surely be informed of the ‘Meeting of the Waters’ point wherein the black waters of Negro meet the brown waters of Solimoes River. Manaus is known for the happening nightlife it offers to its visitors.

Imagine partying hard at the beachfront with some of the most interesting travelers from around the world - that’s just the kind of vibe that Manaus holds. Compared to most other cities in Brazil, Manaus has a humid climate. The best times to visit Manaus would be between December and March because that’s when most celebrations take place, as is the case with most Brazil places to visit.

Salvador

The name ‘Salvador,’ is an abbreviation of a longer version, “S?o Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos.” This literally stands for ‘Holy Savior of the Bay of All Saints.’ Being the capital city of Bahia, the city is home to one of the oldest colonial settlements in the world, let alone Brazil places to visit. Salvador’s Porto da Barra Beach awaits you. Named as one of the best beaches in the world, the region is a party hub for anyone looking for adventure.

The beaches are ideal for watersports including swimming, sailing and several other underwater activities. Stellar examples of rich Portuguese colonial architecture can be found in Salvador - a sight that you cannot absolutely miss. In fact, the whole Pelourinho area located in the upper town region of Salvador is classified as a ‘World Heritage Site’ by UNESCO. You will find yourself indulging in the tasteful cuisines that the city has to offer.

The city is also known for its art - in several forms including music and dancing - making it an interesting choice when it comes to places to visit in Brazil. The weather, unlike many other cities in Brazil, is quite pleasant. The temperatures here are relatively consistent with most months being hot. It is only between April and June that it rains. The best times to visit Salvador would be between December and March, as is the case with most other Brazil places to visit.

Alter do Chao

Alter do Cha? stands out as one of the most important administrative districts. Many even refer to Alter do Cha? as the ‘Brazilian Caribbean,’ given its location, which is why it is an important place to include in your list of places to visit in Brazil. Alter do Cha?, considered as the main tourist spot in the state of Santar?m, is home to some of the most incredible-looking freshwater beaches.

Known as the ‘Island of Love,’ this small slice of paradise is located a few kilometers away from the Alter do Cha? city centre. Bustling at the heart of the city is a vibrant arts community. The region, Arariba Cultura Indigena is what comes to mind when we talk about art. If you’re at the Island of Love, you might want to go rowing in the boat and check out the crystal clear water. When it comes to Alter do Cha?, art doesn’t just limit itself to canvases.

Be it ceremonial costumes, necklaces or even home decor - there’s something unique that you are sure to find among the Brazil places to visit. Tourists from all around the world come visiting during the low-tide months, which is between August and December, especially because of how calming the waterforce can get. However, the best months to visit Alter do Cha? are between December and April.

Belo Horizonte

The words Belo Horizonte literally translates to “A Beautiful Horizon” in English. It should be on the top of your places to visit in Brazil list. History suggests that Belo Horizonte is among the first cities in Brazil that undertook the modern-style of planning. Greenery all over, there are plenty of parks all throughout the city that you can check out as well, including the Baleia State Park as well as the Serra do Rola-Moca State park.

The city is a paradise for architecture lovers as it is home to some of the best works till date. Chief among the best works of architecture is the Pampulha Complex. The good-natured city is extremely serious about conserving its flora and fauna and thus, you will find multiple environmental education projects all throughout. Some of the most common activities that you can indulge in while you’re here is visit the Bela Horizonte Zoo.

The Zoo, which comes under the protection of the Ministry of Conservation Brazil, is constructed over a massive 1.4 million square meters. Belo Horizonte has mild weather all throughout the year, there are no extremes on this one. The city is pleasant all throughout the year but we recommend visiting during summers as the greenery just pops up the whole atmosphere.

Sao Paulo

S?o Paulo is the most populated city of Brazil. The city is recognised as the capital of the surrounding state of S?o Paulo. Some of the wealthiest people are inhabitants of this city. There are numerous photo-worthy spots around the city as well, which makes it worth it in the places to visit in Brazil. For example there is the narrow alleyway of Vila Madalena. While you’re at it, do check out the luscious greenery of Ibirapuera Park.

Another location that is straight out of a postcard is the Municipal Theatre - which is primarily based on the structural design of the Paris Opera House. This theatre is known to host musical and dance performances by world-famous artists. Be sure to check out one of the shows, if you’re passing through. There are a lot of activities that one can take part in while in S?o Paulo.

Chief among them would perhaps be visiting the Avenida Paulista, the main financial and cultural centre of the city. The best of these restaurants and contemporary centers can be found in S?o Paulo’s Avenida Paulista region. The most popular museum of Brazil known as MASP is also located in this region. The temperatures here are relatively consistent with most months being hot. The weather is quite friendly all year round, with most days being tropical however, we recommend visiting between March and June.

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The Pantanal

There’s not much to say about the Pantanal, except for the fact that it is the world’s single largest piece of tropical wetland. Given its nature, it is also home to some of the largest flooded grasslands in the whole planet. Quite an expansive land by heart, it stretches over 140,000 to 195,000 square kilometres - yes it’s quite expansive!

You can only imagine the rich flora and fauna that can be found residing at the heart of the Pantanal. In fact, the name itself is derived from the Portuguese word, ‘Pāntano’ which literally translates to meaning either a swamp or a wetland.

Best time to visit : July to October

Highlights: Trans-Pantaneira Highway, Estrada Parque

The Amazon Rainforest

You must have heard tales of how massive the Amazon Rainforest is but we’re about to explain to you just how the region expands. Geographically speaking, the Amazon Rainforest itself occupies over 40% of South America. This never-ending abode of ecosystem can cover the size of eight regular-sized countries like New Zealand and Australia.

With over 6.7 million square kilometres of space, there are still regions of the Amazon Rainforest that are unexplored. When it comes to anything Earthy, the Amazon Rainforest is the king. It stretches all the way from the Peruvian Andes to the Amazon River in the South and is home to over 10,000 different types of species of plants and animals.

People only wish to witness such spectacular sights and it often ends up staying in their bucket lists but this is your time to ensure that you check out the world’s largest rainforest.

Best time to visit: May and early June

Highlights: Pink dolphins, Piranha, The Rio Negro, Uakari monkeys, Tarantulas.

Paraty

Brazil is filled with spectacular sights all over and in the list of spectacular sights comes Paraty. With a jaw-dropping background of jungled mountains accompanied with an island surrounding, Paraty is actually considered to be an extremely well-preserved, yet-to-be-fully-explored colonial center of Brazil.

Historically speaking, Paraty was among the first regions to be qualified as the National Historic Site by UNESCO with the establishing date being as years back in 1966. With sophisticated white building structures that adorns this quaint little town, you will see art even in the architecture that exists in this city. It’s an incredible feeling to be a part of the best of both worlds, i.e. the best of what nature has to offer and the best of what the man could create.

Best time to visit: March to May

Highlights: Jabaquara Beach, Culture House of Paraty, Praia do Pontal Beach

Sao Paulo Museum Of Art

There’s just way too much for the tourists to discover in Brazil’s largest city, Sāo Paulo. Since it’s so big in size, it will definitely take you more than a day to check out at least the main attractions of the city.

There are a lot of activities that one can take part in while in Sāo Paulo and chief among them is visiting the Sao Paulo Museum of Art. Located in Paulista Avenue, it was originally designed back in 1968 by Lina Bo Bardi. It is a non-profit institute and thus, the visitor’s entry is free of cost. There’s so much of the museology and art history thriving in Brazil and most of it seems to be preserved in the Sao Paulo Museum of Art.

Location: Av. Paulista, 1578 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01310-200, Brazil

Best time to visit: Any time

Bonito

You might wonder why check out a small aquatic playground when there are large lakes and seas waiting for you to be explored? Well, there’s much more to Bonito than meets the eye. Situated in the southernmost region of Mato Grosso do Sul, there are numerous attractions around Bonito that makes visiting it, worth all the time and effort.

Some of the natural resources surrounding the region include caves, lakes, waterfalls and a lush forest. There are hundreds of fishes all round, making it a perfect spot for anyone who enjoys fishing. The locals are nice and friendly and will help you understand their culture better and nothing’s better than the local delicacies served them.

Location: State of Mato Grosso do Sul, 79290-000, Brazil

Best time to visit: December and March

Highlights: Gruta do Lago Azul, Recanto Ecológico Rio da Prata, Aquario Natural

Chapada Dos Veadeiros National Park

National park of Brazil, the Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park is reportedly over 1.8 billion years old. It was very quickly enlisted as the World Heritage Site by UNESCO, a few years after the construction of the park itself took place.

It consists of an array of palm trees and among them are comfortable benches, and it is just the best thing to do if you’re able to go bird-watch or even people-watch from this spectacular location. Thanks to the efforts put in by the government of Brazil, the Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park is well maintained and is open for public use at all times.

Location: Rodovia GO 239, Km 36 - Vila de São Jorge, Alto Paraíso de Goiás - GO, 73770-000, Brazil

Lencois National Park

Lençois National Park is another one of the national parks that can be found in the Northeastern region of Brazil - in a state called Maranhāo. The park - like most other parks in Brazil - is quite expansive and sprawls a staggering 70 kilometers in coastline around.

A unique feature about this part is that the interiors of the region can be found filled with nothing other than sand dunes and rollers. While it may appear to be a normal sight during summers, it springs up and looks incredible during monsoons as the dunes are filled with freshwater lagoons.

Location: Barreirinhas - State of Maranhão, 65590-000, Brazil

Arraial Do Cabo

Situated approximately 45 kilometers east of Saquarema, Arraial do Cabo is home to white sand dunes. It is these white sand dunes that make up most of the beach that can be found in Arraial do Cabo. The breathtaking sights that Arraial do Cabo has to offer are unfathomable.

The place itself is known for its fishing port, the Porto do Forno. Due to just how beautiful the location is, Arraial do Cabo has also quickly become one of the most preferred destinations for divers. The aquatic life herein is thriving and it’d be good to check it out while you’re at it!

Best time to visit: February to April

Highlights: Brazilian Carribean, Costa do Sol, Boat trips

Ibirapuera Park

Ibirapuera Park, located in São Paulo, Brazil, is a sprawling urban oasis renowned for its lush greenery, scenic lakes, and recreational facilities. The park offers jogging trails, cycling paths, and open spaces for picnics and leisure activities. Cultural attractions like museums and art installations add to its vibrant charm.

Christ the Redeemer

Christ the Redeemer (Cristo Redentor) is an iconic statue of Jesus Christ located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Standing at 30 meters (98 feet) tall, excluding its 8-meter (26-foot) pedestal, the statue is situated atop the 700-meter (2,300-foot) Corcovado Mountain in the Tijuca National Park. Designed by French sculptor Paul Landowski and constructed by Brazilian engineer Heitor da Silva Costa, it was completed in 1931 after nine years of work.

Mosteiro de Sao Bento

The Mosteiro de São Bento, or Saint Benedict Monastery, is a renowned religious and architectural landmark located in São Paulo, Brazil. Founded in 1598 by a group of Benedictine monks, the monastery has played a pivotal role in the city’s spiritual and cultural history. The current structure, an impressive example of neo-Gothic architecture, was completed in 1922, designed by the German architect Richard Berndl.

Iguacu National Park

Iguaçu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, is a breathtaking testament to the power and beauty of nature. Located in the tri-border region of Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, the park is famed for its awe-inspiring Iguaçu Falls, one of the largest waterfall systems in the world. The sheer force of the cascading water, surrounded by lush rainforest, creates an unforgettable spectacle that draws visitors from across the globe.

Museu do Ipiranga

The Museu do Ipiranga, nestled in the heart of São Paulo, Brazil, stands as a magnificent tribute to the rich history and cultural heritage of this vibrant nation. With its grandeur and historical significance, it beckons visitors from far and wide to immerse themselves in the tapestry of Brazilian history.

As you step through its gates, you're transported on a journey through time, where the past comes alive through captivating exhibits and artifacts. The museum's expansive collection beautifully showcases Brazil's evolution from its indigenous roots to the bustling metropolis it is today.

One cannot help but be awestruck by the architectural marvel that is the museum itself. Its majestic facade, adorned with intricate details and adorned with the Brazilian flag, commands admiration and reverence. Designed by renowned architect Tommaso Gaudenzio Bezzi, the building is a testament to the grandeur of Brazilian architecture.

Inside, visitors are treated to a treasure trove of artifacts spanning centuries. From ancient indigenous relics to colonial-era artifacts and modern artworks, the museum offers a comprehensive overview of Brazil's diverse cultural landscape. Each exhibit is meticulously curated, offering insights into Brazil's history, art, and societal development.

Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa in Rio de Janeiro is a bohemian neighborhood nestled on a hillside, offering stunning views of the city below. Known for its charming cobblestone streets, vibrant art scene, and eclectic mix of cafes and galleries, Santa Teresa exudes a unique cultural vibe that attracts both locals and tourists alike.

Florianōpolis

Being top among the tourist destinations in Brazil, Florianōpolis alone houses over 42 beaches, lagoons and numerous cascading waterfalls. Famous in the list of beaches from Florianōpolis is the Lagoa da Conceição. Besides being a wonderful beach in itself, it happens to be the largest lagoon that exists in the island city.

Being a top-notch tourist destination, the place is filled with restaurants, bars, markets and local shops that will keep you entertained all day long. The quality of life offered in Florianōpolis is so rich that most tourists would even want to move here permanently, if given a chance!

Best time to visit: December and March

Highlights: Northern beaches, Serra do Tabuleiro Park

Mount Roraima

Mount Roraima - besides being the highest one - also is home to 10,000 different species of plants. While you are able to find a lot of different types of species on Mount Roraima, some unique ones that are exclusive to this region include the local endemic plants like the Heliamphora and the Campanula.

Another interesting fact about Mount Roraima is that it rains all throughout the year. Since the majority of the region is naturally-constructed using sandstones, there is very little to no vegetation that takes place.

Best time to visit: December to April

Chapada Diamantina National Park

The Chapada Diamantina National Park is a plateau that expands over a large, large region of 41,751 square kilometers. Being diverse, it acts as the perfect watershed for several rivers of Brazil including the Sāo Francisco river, the De Contas river as well as the Paraguacu river.

As a result of multiple storms over the past years, there have been naturally-formed caves that are worthy of being checked out by you. The beauty is sure to win your heart.

Location: Av. Barão do Rio Branco, 80 - Centro, Palmeiras - BA, 46900-000, Brazil

Teatro Municipal de Sao Paulo

Teatro Municipal de São Paulo stands as a cultural beacon in Brazil, symbolizing the nation's rich artistic heritage. Located in the heart of São Paulo, this historic theater is renowned for its architectural grandeur and diverse array of performances. Since its inauguration in 1911, it has served as a hub for opera, ballet, symphony concerts, and theatrical productions, showcasing both Brazilian and international talent.

Catedral Metropolitana de São Paulo

The Catedral Metropolitana de São Paulo, also known as São Paulo Cathedral, is a striking neo-Gothic structure located in the heart of São Paulo, Brazil. Completed in 1954, the cathedral stands on the historic site of the city's founding. Its design, inspired by medieval European cathedrals, features impressive stained glass windows, towering spires, and a grand central dome. The interior houses beautiful mosaics, sculptures, and a significant organ with over 12,000 pipes. As one of the largest churches in Brazil, it is a central place of worship and a symbol of São Paulo's cultural and architectural heritage.

Beco do Batman

Beco do Batman, in São Paulo's Vila Madalena district, is a vibrant open-air gallery renowned for its stunning street art. Named after a Batman mural, it attracts art enthusiasts and tourists alike. The alley's ever-changing graffiti and murals showcase local and international artists, making it a dynamic and colorful destination for exploring urban creativity.

Sugarloaf Mountain

Sugarloaf Mountain (Pão de Açúcar) is a prominent peak situated at the entrance of Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rising 396 meters (1,299 feet) above the harbor, it is renowned for its unique, rounded shape and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and its surrounding landscapes, including the famous beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, and the Christ the Redeemer statue.

Mercado Municipal de Sao Paulo

The Mercado Municipal de São Paulo, also known as the Mercadão, is a vibrant and iconic market located in the heart of São Paulo, Brazil. Built in 1933, this architectural gem is renowned for its bustling atmosphere and diverse array of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and spices. Its striking stained glass windows and towering dome add to its allure, attracting both locals and tourists alike.

What are the best things to do in Brazil?

1. Drive to Christ, The Redeemer: There are a lot of tourist places in Brazil, but this one’s unique. You may have seen this location featuring famous Hollywood and even Bollywood movies but it is a whole different ball game if you check it out in person. The drive to Chris, The Redeemer is itself so beautiful.

2. Cableway through the Sugarloaf mountain: The Sugarloaf mountain is located at quite a height and thus, cable laying your way through this will make up for an unforgettable experience.

3. Trekking on Corcovado: A green luscious haven awaits to be explored in the heart of Brazil. If you’re planning on visiting Brazil, you surely have to check out and even trek your way through Corcovado.

4. Helicopter ride through Tijuca National Park: Nature is wonderful and to prove that it is Brazil’s very own Tijuca National Park. If you look at it from atop, you will understand what we’re talking about.

5. Stroll through Paulista Avenue: Be sure to include Paulista Avenue as your Brazil places to visit list. The most artistic neighbourhood of Brazil is perfect for a stroll with a loved one. You are sure to come across several interesting experiences while you’re at it.
What are the best cities to visit in Brazil?

1. S?o Paulo: Being the largest city of Brazil, S?o Paulo is surely the one that you must not miss out on among the tourist places in Brazil. Among the places to visit include Paulista Avenue, Ibirapuera Park and the S?o Paulo Cathedral to name a few.

2. Ilhabela: While there are a lot of places to visit in Brazil, Ilhabela should top your list. An island city, Ilhabela is known to the world as an archipelago. Some of the best places to visit in Ilhabela include Praia do Bonete, Curral Beach, Juliao Beach and the Cabras Island to name a few.

3. Belo Horizonte: Among Brazil places to visit, we have to mention Belo Horizonte. The words Belo Horizonte literally translates to “A Beautiful Horizon” in English, need we say more about this location other than the very obvious fact that it represents some of the most stunning wonders of nature.
What is the best time to visit Brazil?

The best time to visit Brazil is either during summers or extreme winters. However, we recommend you avoid the crowd by visiting Brazil between September and October. The winters are quite chilled out during this time.
How to reach Brazil?

- By Air: There are no direct flights from India to Brazil, and the most common stops are either Abu Dhabi or Sao Paulo.

- By Road: You can do a road trip around Brazil however to enter Brazil, you must take the flight or cruise.

- By Sea: The main passenger port is Rio de Janeiro, used by many international cruise ships.
What is Brazil known for?

One of the most highlighted facts about Brazil is the fact that they host some of the most wonderful carnival festivals. Apart from this, the country is known for its beautiful tropical beaches, exquisite waterfalls and the one and only, the grand Amazon Rainforest. The list of places to visit in Brazil never really ends.
What is Brazil known for?

One of the most highlighted facts about Brazil is the fact that they host some of the most wonderful carnival festivals. Apart from this, the country is known for its beautiful tropical beaches, exquisite waterfalls and the one and only, the grand Amazon Rainforest. The list of places to visit in Brazil never really ends.
How much does a trip to Brazil cost?

You should plan to spend roughly 225.47 Brazilian Real per day. So you can calculate the same on the basis of how many days you will be spending in Brazil.

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Dron Malik Best of Peru & Brazil in 10 Days

Excellent

We had a good experience with Thrillophilia regarding our vacation to Peru & Brazil!!!! First of all the name of the place itself makes us so excited which we can't wait to experience the place... The team who take care of our trip plan the trip according to our requirements and we were very happy with the itinerary they planned for us... and eased our procedure right from the booking the trip to the transaction... They were available whenever we required, cleared all our doubts, and that with so much patient and very systematic... They handled the whole trip very well... The historic places were Wow... The highlights of our tours were the visit to "Iguazu Falls", "Iguazu National Park", and the breathtaking sight of "Christ The Redeemer" I was wow the entire trip... We had a great stay there and we leave the place with tons of sweet memories...

Aaditya Sethi Discover South America with Amazon in 14 Days

Excellent

The trip was exactly as we are expected, Hotels were good, the vehicle and driver arranged for us was punctual and good...The operator and the whole staff were friendly and helpful just like we have known them for a long time... They were always available the whole time which was the best part and we felt very safe, Everything was planned well by Thrillophilia. This trip was an adventurous and memorable one for a lifetime... The places we visited were beautiful, rich in culture, great architecture and the people there were nice and helpful... We were very happy with this trip by the way the entire trip and the attraction were excellent but the main highlight of our trip was the visit to the Amazon rainforest which is the largest tropical rainforest in the world and we enjoyed hiking and as well did fishing which we caught few fishes too, we had a great time exploring " Meeting of the Waters", Plentiful of fun we had at Rio De Janeiro for its beaches culture and exciting parties and we had a great city tour in Peru as well which we purchased many souvinirs for a memory of our trip. Valuable trip

Nalini Sharma Brazilian Delight Tour 9 Days

Excellent

I'm so happy about this trip!!! This is a more than 5 plus star experience and completely exceeded my expectation. The hotels they booked for me at all places were a good one and the staff was helpful, responsive and the rooms were cozy and comfortable. The team who helps with my trip were consistently warm, accommodating and they were clear and ensured that I had an excellent experience. Everything was on time... the picked up and dropped was exactly on time as I expected... All the day tours I had were amazing and each attraction I arrived definitely gave us a good photo and good experience... The Iguazu Falls, Christ Redeemer statue, and the Amazon was truly breathtaking... I really enjoyed the entire trip throughout and also there is no glitched at all the whole trip... I'm thinking to plan a next trip from your team again for sure...

Ranjit Panicker Discover South America with Amazon in 14 Days

Excellent

We booked this amazing tour package mostly everything was included in the package and were completely satisfied from the services. Planning for another soon.

Shiv Sethi Brazilian Delight Tour 9 Days

Superb

The entire trip was well-organized, It was my first international trip and I am glad that I get in touch with Thrillophilia and the agent suggested me with a great destination, the itinerary they planned for me was fulfilling and satisfying...The arrangement of hotels, transfers, and the service they provided to us was top-notch...I completely enjoyed the whole trip and I missed nothing from the itinerary...I would highly recommend this trip to all who is looking for a Brazilian trip

Chakravarti Patel Discover South America with Amazon in 14 Days

Superb

We have booked our trip through Thrillophilia to visit South America... In which we found this best package Discover South America With Amazon in 14 Days... Really this worth appreciating they took care of everything right from the booking until we came back from the trip... They were always available for us at any time... Very trusted portal and we get exactly as mentioned in the itinerary... We had the best trip in life... Will continue with this service again.

Devasree Naik Best of Brazil with Machu Picchu Trail - 14 Days

Superb

I really don't know where should I start!!! The trip was completely "AWESOME" right from the start till the end. We had no complaint at all...it was absolutely perfect for hotels, food, transport, activities, and services. We enjoyed every bit of the trip and the experience we had the entire 14-days was one of the kind...We were so happy and all it was valuable...I can't thank enough to the expert for this well-planned and well-executed trip...which exceeded all our expectations

Aarya Agarwal Best of Brazil with Machu Picchu Trail - 14 Days

Excellent

The trip was smooth and the tourist place we visit was no-rush at all which we enjoyed along seeing the history and not missing any highlights. Be prepared with your camera because the place is rich with everything and the people were warm and kind, Every arrival at any spots was taken our breath away, We even enjoyed the stay the hotels they booked for us all were the same standard with amazing service and meals. On-time picked-up and dropped-off... My favorite was Sacred valley of the Incas and Machu Picchu the view was magical...Overall it was an outstanding trip...