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About The most beautiful places in Brazil

If you plan a visit to Brazil you should definetly see its best places because they will leave an unforgettable impression on you. Brazil will amaze you through its unrepeatable places and with their natural beauty. It is the perfect country in the world where you can combine the entertainment with nature’s exploration, where people are very simple and very friendly. So take with you a lot of energy and go to admire the best places of Brazil.
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Christ the Redeemer

Christ the Redeemer is in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is included in the Seven Wonders of the World. The statue has 102 ft tall and weights 635 tones, situated on the Corcovado Mountain. The statue was designed by Heito da Silva Costa and completed by the French sculptor Paul Landowski. Its construction took 5 years and was inaugurated in October 1931. The statue is made by reinforced concrete with soapstone that give high resistence to the extreme weather....

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Copacabana beach

No one can imagine the Brazil without its famous beach-Copacabana, which is situated in Rio de Janeiro. It has 4 km of spectacular white sand that attracts millions of tourists for its natural beauty. Copacabana is a relative cheap beach with sociable and friendly locals that offer a very pleasant atmosphere in their locals and nightclubs. This beach offers a variety of activities that will keep you busy every day. Relaxing on it...

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Chapada Diamantina National Park

Chapada Diamantina National Park is situated in the northeast of the state Bahia, in Brazil. It has 152,000 hectares and is one of the wildest place for adventures in Brazil. In the middle of the 19th century in this place was discovered the diamonds, by two germans. Later there were designed special projects for diamonds exploration. The park was inaugurated in the 1980’s and became a popular area for ecotourism. This exception...