Brazil

An immense seasonal wetland in south-central Brazil gives shelter to thousands of rare species

Freedom means a lot to Rio natives and they know how to celebrate it

In Rio, capybaras live in parks so you'll have an opportunity to watch baby capybaras play and socialize right in the middle of the city

There are so many ways to eat the delicious apple of the tropics

Watching colourful Hummingbirds play and try to attract each other will make your day

Years of colonization and thousands of immigrants from around the world make the Christmas traditions in Rio so special

A dish originally made by Vikings that became a traditional component of Brazilian Christmas celebrations

A poison if cooked not properly, it is also a popular festive dish in Brazil

A typical Brazilian game that will keep you having fun on the beach

Rumor has it that when Lady Roosevelt saw Iguazu for the first time, she said: "Poor Niagara."

Carnival street parties are a must-see!

The atmosphere and the magnificent landscape of the city make​ Rio a perfect place to enjoy the sunset

One of the best film festivals in South America

Some lone wanderers might eventually get lost in this deserted area stretching for 1500 square kilometres. Thankfully, turquoise lagoons scattered among sand dunes provide plenty of water to survive

The festival of the Goddess of the Sea is a holiday for the Brazilian religion—Umbanda

The super nutritious avocado will not only upgrade any sandwich or salad but is great in desserts too

The dessert called "Romeo and Juliette" made of guava will help you understand what a perfect combination really means

The usually solitary sloths gather only for mating and this is when they're most active

Traditional Brazilian parties with local food, games, and dancing

The beaches of Rio are among the most famous in the world and there's a good reason for this

Conquer the wild winter waves of the Atlantic ocean

If football is a religion for Brazilians and Pele is a god, then Maracanã is a temple

Saint George is the second most important saint for Cariocas and his holiday is celebrated with a lot of excitement

Check out world's tallest freestanding body slide

This botanic wonder plant is large enough to hold a person

The tripoint of Venezuela, Guyana and Brazil, this mountain is often called a floating island due to its shape

Parintins Folklore Festival that presents myths and legends using parade carts and giant puppets

One of the world's largest Oktoberfest celebrations takes place in the south of Brazil, so far from its birthplace

The most colourful Easter procession in Brazil paves its way along the four-kilometre flower carpet in Ouro Preto

The world's largest party shakes the streets of Salvador da Bahia

World's fifth-largest country is one of the best for wind sports

Soak up the sun on one of Brazil's finest beaches this New Year's Eve