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28th May 2014

A Taste of Brazil – Five Things To Do

Rebecca McKnight

Olé, olé! With everyone talking about Brazil this summer and a new Brazilian BBQ Steak flavoured Pot Noodle hitting the shelves, we’re looking at all the reasons you really should love Brazil. Over the coming weeks we’ll be giving you a little taste of Brazil. We’re starting with some of the top attractions!

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Christ the Redeemer

This towering statue was names one of the Seven New Wonders of the World in 2007. The iconic 120 foot structure stands at the top of the Corcovado Mountain, overlooking the legendary party town of Rio de Janeiro. Take the outstretched arms as a hint regarding the warm welcome you’ll enjoy in beautiful Brazil.

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Igazu Falls

One of the most spectacular natural attractions on the planet, prepare to have your breath taken away if you pay a visit to this incredible site. Brazil on one side, Argentina on the other, you’ll feel very small indeed when you take in this immense natural wonder. At its annual peak, 1.72 million gallons of water gush over the falls every second

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The Pantanal

These tropical wetlands are the largest of their kind in the world. Though they extend into Bolivia and Paraguay, the majority of the 54,000 – 75,000 square miles are situated within the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. One of the most varied ecosystems in the world, you’ll have the option of experiencing the Pantanal through boat tours, horseback riding, hiking and fishing.

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Museu de Arte de São Paulo

Take in a little culture with a trip to this very impressive museum, home to Latin America’s most comprehensive collection of Western art. The building itself, designed by architect Lina Bo Bardi, is largely considered to be a modern classic, and inside you’ll find the works of Goya, El Greco and Manet.

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The Amazon

The amazing Amazon runs for an incredible 6,400km. Second only to the Nile as the longest river in the world, the river has over 3,000 recognised species of fish, with more being discovered every day. Half of the world’s remaining rainforests exist in the Amazon basin, while in those rainforests you’ll find a scarcely believable 1,000,000 species.

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Pot Noodle Brazilian BBQ Steak – The easy way to get a taste of Brazil! 

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