RIO DE JANEIRO LEME FORT 🇧🇷 MONKEYS & A VIEW | COVID 19 BRAZIL TRAVEL
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- During our time in Brazil we are visiting Rio de Janeiro (much more later). Today we explore one of Rio de Janeiro's most popular places to visit called Leme Fort near Copacabana beach. We walk up to Leme Fort. We begin at Copacabana beach and walk along the beach. We see many locals and tourists. We stop to buy some street food (coconut water). We soak in the beautiful views of the ocean. We then start our short hike in the jungle up to Leme Fort. Up at the Fort, we learn about some of the history. At the top you get very scenic views of Rio de Janeiro and Copacabana. We see many monkeys playing around in the trees. We then walk to the bottom and as we leave Leme Fort we answer some of your questions about travel and brazil. In this video, we see what a touristic place in Rio is like during Covid 19 in Brasil.
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Brazilian in Düsseldorf, in lockdown :(
@@GibaGouvea ohh that’s nice!
@@guilhermeyamamoto5725 oh no! Hope you can come home soon
I love the baby monkeys. I love their mother too. It's a lot of work for mum: carrying them, feeding them, protecting them, teaching them survival skills.
About health insurance: in Brazil you have private and public health. Everyone can get public health assistance, for Covid or anything else. This is valid for those that are visiting Brazil. In other world’s, if you need medical or hospital assistance, anywhere in Brazil, you can get it by free, you don’t have to spend a penny, even if you are just traveling here.
Places to visit in south:
Paraná: Foz do Iguaçu, Curitiba, Ilha do mel
Santa Catarina: Florianópolis, Balneario Camburiú, Pomerode, Blumenau, Treze tilías
Rio Grande do Sul: Serra gaúcha
Also Gramado and Canela. In the end of the year is the best time!
oq tem em curitiba, blumeunau e pomerode?
@lucas rodriguez mas não tem nenhum atrativo pra gringos, são cidades pequenas com arquitetura inspiradora no estilo europeu (oq eles já estão pra lá e acostumados), tenho ctz que achariam mto sem graça
nada contra as cidades claro
@@raccoondealers972 Há muita coisa para se ver em Curitiba e arredores.
SUGESTÕES DE PASSEIOS POR CURITIBA E ARREDORES
Passeio a Pé pelo centro - www.google.com/maps/dir/Pra%C3%A7a+Tiradentes/Pra%C3%A7a+Os%C3%B3rio/Bondinho+da+Leitura/Sesc+Pa%C3%A7o+da+Liberdade/Museu+de+Arte+da+UFPR/Passeio+P%C3%BAblico/-25.4247469,-49.2701548/Centro+Hist%C3%B3rico+de+Curitiba+Largo+da+Ordem/Museu+Paranaense/Catedral+Bas%C3%ADlica+Menor+de+Nossa+Senhora+da+Luz+dos+Pinhais/@-25.4285784,-49.2718451,16.75z/data=!4m72!4m71!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce412dff59995:0xd9646675e5a8bb20!2m2!1d-49.2720406!2d-25.4296674!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce4f4b78747c5:0x91201882f8634020!2m2!1d-49.2758622!2d-25.4329247!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce46d50fd587f:0xf50ba2a32e1e61da!2m2!1d-49.2735659!2d-25.4318828!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce4134894eff3:0x7218e9f398fe3c95!2m2!1d-49.2698936!2d-25.4296238!1m10!1m1!1s0x94dce46b34d8714d:0x3fb5abcffe06ba9d!2m2!1d-49.2674203!2d-25.4293568!3m4!1m2!1d-49.2656283!2d-25.428546!3s0x94dce41531d757a1:0xbb37ae1d008dac1!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce4169a6addf1:0x99020bda5effdf7b!2m2!1d-49.2686534!2d-25.4245222!1m5!3m4!1m2!1d-49.2717884!2d-25.4281014!3s0x94dce41254a2ad51:0xa3f6ba0b8cf31c62!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce412451404e7:0x1fb057edfa6cad72!2m2!1d-49.272201!2d-25.4278168!1m10!1m1!1s0x94dce40e78c89957:0x2e03bf97a4565b80!2m2!1d-49.2762396!2d-25.4273967!3m4!1m2!1d-49.273636!2d-25.4286854!3s0x94dce4127c5e313b:0x6eafcd236ec8610d!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce4131cbe79db:0xfb350a5f7f1b963d!2m2!1d-49.271472!2d-25.428966!3e2?hl=pt-br
Passeio de carro (região norte):
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Passeio de carro (região oeste e sul):
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Zona rural de São José dos Pinhais (cafés coloniais rurais) e represa do Piraquara
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Colônia Witmarsum (influência alemã) e Rancho Ventania (São Luiz do Purunã - passeios a cavalo. Obs: só nos finais de semana) - www.ranchoventania.com.br/
- facebook.com/ranchoventania12 -
www.google.com/maps/dir/Curitiba/Rancho+Ventania+-+Estr.+da+Lage,+Km+6,5,+Balsa+Nova+-+PR,+83650-000/-25.4538055,-49.7359121/Bierwit+Restaurante+e+Choperia/Confeitaria+Kliewer/Cabanha+S%C3%A3o+Rafael/@-25.5374487,-49.6285385,11.5z/data=!4m38!4m37!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce35351cdb3dd:0x6d2f6ba5bacbe809!2m2!1d-49.267137!2d-25.4289541!1m10!1m1!1s0x94dd40df1d2e9c81:0x37abfd683851d557!2m2!1d-49.7284019!2d-25.4219839!3m4!1m2!1d-49.727106!2d-25.4535679!3s0x94dd40504baffe69:0x1c51d58d5fee8af2!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dd44f199adbb5f:0x1e0401f3c75471c6!2m2!1d-49.8220775!2d-25.4113319!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dd448cfbccf8d3:0x8fe3b3ca943b90c5!2m2!1d-49.8207517!2d-25.4177944!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dd15821d4749df:0xf9780d6a49a3c33a!2m2!1d-49.7514297!2d-25.4651957!3e0?hl=pt-br
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Serra da Graciosa, Morretes e Antonina
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Passeio de trem entre Curitiba e Morretes (desce a Serra do Mar, atravessando a Mata Atlantica) - ua-cam.com/video/EN6rFCCjnNg/v-deo.html
Serra da Graciosa, de carro, entre Curitiba e Morretes (vistar os centros históricos das cidades de Morretes, Antonina e Paranaguá)- ua-cam.com/video/Z-E-UIrQJc8/v-deo.html
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Ilha do Mel - ua-cam.com/video/SS9gyoyT1yQ/v-deo.html e ua-cam.com/video/FHbdHOnJPeA/v-deo.html
Prudentópolis, terra das cachoeiras gigantes e cidade de descendentes de ucranianos - ua-cam.com/video/qxv5t-SnVcg/v-deo.html
Picos do Paraná - ua-cam.com/video/dlUVfIPNP_s/v-deo.html
Assistindo este vídeo dá para ter uma noção das dificuldades para se chegar ao Pico Paraná. Tem que ter um mínimo de condicionamento físico e tem que ir com guia. ua-cam.com/video/ZsvcykO1Zc8/v-deo.html
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Picos e campos no QUIRIRI (próximo de Campo Alegre/São Bento do Sul) - vempraserra.com.br/campo-alegre/estabelecimento.php?id=1773
Tem que contratar veículo com tração nas 4 rodas. Pelo que eu estou vendo, dá para chegar de carro até a Fazenda Alto Quiriri e daí vai a pé até a Casa de Pedra (onde dá para acampar) ou ir até a Pedra do Picolé.
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Tem o monte Crista, mas o acesso é por baixo, por Garuva. O trajeto não deve ser fácil pois é subida e talvez tenha que contratar guia.
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Tem também a Pedra da Tartaruga - www.google.com/maps/place/Pedra+da+Tartaruga/@-26.0312948,-48.9189752,9709m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0xb2bfad36e5a6be6f!8m2!3d-26.0124911!4d-48.9237767?hl=pt-br
Trajeto Curitiba -> Fazenda Alto Quiriri (a estrada de terra entre Agudos do Sul e Bateias de Baixo é boa. À partir de Bateias de Baixo é boa, mas nos últimos 15-20 km me disseram que tem que ser carro 4x4) - www.google.com/maps/dir/fazenda+Alto+QUIRIRI/Bateias+de+Baixo,+Campo+Alegre+-+SC,+89294-000/Agudos+do+Sul/Curitiba/@-25.7645836,-49.0364216,83948m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m26!4m25!1m5!1m1!1s0x0:0x656d595f609b7a51!2m2!1d-48.9581559!2d-26.037139!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dc31b8b265d735:0x26a66b53164e7f1f!2m2!1d-49.2616507!2d-26.088362!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dc35700223c921:0x1f6489932758a364!2m2!1d-49.3347828!2d-25.9881964!1m5!1m1!1s0x94dce35351cdb3dd:0x6d2f6ba5bacbe809!2m2!1d-49.267137!2d-25.4289541!3e0?hl=pt-br
yeeees! go to Bahia and then visit Amazonia for after go to the south
That’s the plan
@@lindseyfw2903 Iguassu Falls
Come to the south of Brazil! It is almost another country! Greater wealth, more security and education! The beaches are beautiful, especially in the state of Santa Catarina!
Those 🐒 little guys were some of the cutest things I’ve ever seen ❤️🇧🇷🐵
Here we call them "soim" or "sagui"... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Callithrix
The travel that i think its the best for u is go to Salvador than Amazônia than Iguassu Falls (Foz do Iguaçu), Curitiba and close on Florianópolis.🤗😁
Hi Alex and Lindsey. This is really good content for you to watch about Brazil: ua-cam.com/video/TlWDF3BfUdo/v-deo.html
These two other links are also interesting for you, see other points of view:
Link 1: ua-cam.com/video/YfTAgWncumA/v-deo.html
Link 2: ua-cam.com/video/A_jThrCGJXg/v-deo.html
Link 3: ua-cam.com/video/vnIqetKnXc4/v-deo.html
Remember, Brazil is bigger than the European Union, don't take a part for the whole. It is necessary to be calm, to get to know the country little by little, you will see this in each state and region first. It has a multitude of places that you would like. You can be sure, wave that they will receive the affection of Brazilians.
Hi Lindsey! Thank you for coming to Brazil! Those little guys are like squirrels in the US because we can easily find them in several Brazilian cities. We call them saguis or micos - Marmoset and Tamarin monkeys. Places do visit in Bahia: In the North along the coast (beaches, natural rock pools, warm seawater, waterfalls, rivers and lagoons - the climate is more arid than in the south) - Praia do Forte, Imbassaí, Baixio, Sitio do Conde, Barra de Itariri, Mangue Seco. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// In the South along the coast (beaches, waterfalls, rivers, some natural rock pools, and lush green vegetation) - Morro de São Paulo, Barra Grande, Maraú and Taipu de Fora, Baia de Camamu, Itacaré, Trancoso, Caraíva.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// In the center of Bahia (mountains, waterfalls, caves, prehistoric cave paintings, rivers, and ponds): Chapada Diamantina National Part - Lençois, Mucugê, Igatu, Andaraí, Vale do Capão, Vale do Pati are some of the places that you can stay and there are several things to see in each of those places. Welcome to Brazil and to Bahia!!!!
Go to Santa Catarina, Bahia is bad
Kicking back here enjoying another great video by you two then When all of a sudden out of no where I hear my name. What the heck that was cool... Love your work and all your adventures thank you so much for sharing
Alex your hair cut looks great. Lindsay lovely as always. I love the monkeys.
Ouro Preto , is great , Minas Gerais .
go to Búzios is close to you, you will love it because it is very beautiful there 😍
Visitar o Rio de Janeiro sem ir a *Prainha* , praia da Barra no Pepê, Ipanema posto 9, Arpoador, bares da Lapa a tarde e a noite... assistir a um show na Fundição Progresso e no Circo Voador.
Na Costa Verde ir a *Paraty* e passar uns dias na Ilha Grande (Pra quem gosta de mergulho e trilhas nas matas).
Na Região dos Lagos ir a Arraial do Cabo e a Búzios.
E conhecer Região Serrana do Rio, por exemplo ir a Petrópolis.
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I live in Rio. There is a beautiful place, Santa Tereza. In downtown you take a train (bonde), near Lapa, beside Petrobras building. A bucolic place. There are a lot of restaurant, art gallery and beautiful view.
I'm from Brasil
Vitória Espírito Santo is close to Rio de Janeiro ,a beautiful city. ❤❤🇧🇷
Minas Gerais is beautiful: mountains, waterfalls, caves, historical cities, friendly people and one of the best cuisines in Brazil. Minas is located between Rio and Bahia. We are in partial lookdown and cities have more security. Where to go: BH (state's capital), Ouro Preto, Tiradentes, Capitólio, Serra do Cipó and Inhotim (the largest open air contemporany museum in the world)
Hi, I am Brazilian but currently living in Canada. You guys should go to Búzios/RJ. It’s a nice city with beautiful beaches.
Eae blz
Alex, you MUST GO to Paraty. It's a beautiful colonial small city, on the beach, not far from Rio, mix of history + nature + beach. There you can take a trip through the islands in one of the boats that leaves from the pier, it's cheap and super cool. Paraty is on a bay, all the gold coming from Minas Gerais was going there to be taken to Portugal. The french pirates used to wait on the islands outside the bay to steal it. In the old town you can see free mason signs on the corners of the houses. It's definitely a place to go before you travel further to the countryside.
Paraty is effing divine.
Before go to Bahia, I recommend visit the historical cities in the state of Minas Gerais, close from Rio. Some cities like São João Del Rey, Ouro Preto, Tiradentes etc.
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Diamantina, Serro, Congonhas
@@Carlos77Cruz 👍
ouro preto e essas outras são bonitas e tal mas é só casarões portugueses e a cidade não é grande e isso eles já estão acostumados pois já foram na europa em portugal e no centro histórico do rio etc
Yeahhh
You guys should google Lençóis Maranhenses. It's basically a white sand dessert with loads of blue/green lagoons.
its not the best time to go. It's better at raining season (january to june).
@@LinoGermano it's flooding in brazil...
I can't believe you missed the 3 most popular neighbor cities of Rio: *1- Arraial do Cabo* , *2- Cabo Frio* and
, *3- Buzios* , they are very close to where you are located and it only costs R$52 (US$10) to go there via *Clickbus* or R$30 ($5.80) via *Blablacar* , those 3 cities are very pretty and have a different vibe than Rio.
blablacar não é a melhor indicação ainda mais pra gringos kk os caras tão preocupados com segurança e com razão
Tem várias cidades que podem fazer um bate-volta (passeio de um ia) Paraty, Petrópolis, Itaipava, Penedo, Paquetá, Visconde de Mauá, Casimiro de Abreu, Nova Friburgo... Dai tem alguns passeios que os turistas nunca fazem, mas que os moradores vão muito, principalmente para quem mora na zona oeste... Dai a minha dica de bairro é para pegar o metro e da um pulo na Barra, dai podem ir na praia (Pepe e barrinha), parque chico mendes, museu do futebol, e na volta dar um pulo no Barra Shopping...
There are several cities that can make a round trip (one-way tour) Paraty, Petrópolis, Itaipava, Penedo, Paquetá, Visconde de Mauá, Casimiro de Abreu, Nova Friburgo ... There are some tours that tourists never do, but the residents go a lot, especially for those who live in the west ... My neighborhood tip is to take the subway and stop by Barra, then you can go to the beach (Pepe and Barrinha), Parque Chico Mendes, Museum of football, and on the way back to Barra Shopping ...
Boa tarde amigos visite Salvador Bahia visite praia do forte chapada Diamantina e Pelourinho também morro do chapéu e Porto seguro
Ninguém tem a gírias que temos e a malemolência que só nós possuímos. Nossas músicas,nossos gingados,nossas comidas,nossas praias,nosso país giganteo é único na América do Sul
You guys need to visit Arraial do Cabo is a beach place just 3:00 hrs from Rio by bus north region state of Rio de Janeiro. also angra dos reis south region of the state of Rio. or a neighbour state near RIO call Espirito santo is a very nice place vitoria, vila velha e guarapari. you guys will love it. Also way cheap than Rio.
Thanks so much for the extra monkey shots! You want a good laugh? Your shooting of the monkeys was so good. I caught myself trying to get the monkeys attention.
Near Rio:
Búzios and Arraial do Cabo; wonderful beaches
Petrópolis: mountain city with a lotvof cultural attractions
Hello guys I live in Rio de Janeiro and I am enjoying your videos. a tour suggestion: Lagoa Rodrigues de Freitas is very close to Copacabana. Okay
You guys need to come to Florianópolis. Beaches of Florianópolis are the best ones. South of brazil.
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@@TheTravelbum please ask anything you may want to.
That‘s nice! When you come to Manaus you will find the authentic dishes from here, the original açai, tacaca, many river fishes and other local fruits! Besides the Amazon tapiocas and the
Sandwich called X Caboquinho, original from here. See what you guys can do over here:
You spend less money staying in Manaus and doing the tours beginning in the city
1st day - visit the downton in Manaus with the iconic Opera House. There is also some good parks telling more about the Amazon, one of the called Musa, you can climb a staircase to see the forest from above. And in the other you can see animals there are rescued from the nature (INPA)
2nd day - You can go in a river boat to see the Meeting the water (two massive river that keep about six Kilometers without mix) and later try to fish the biggest fish of Amazon (Pirarucu) ans also visit a flooting community in the Amazon Basis river. You are going to eat in a flooting house and walk in a wood pathway to see the waterlillies and a big tree from amazon (and luckely some monkeys)
3rd day - you are going to get a river tour and visit a indian community and see their dances and try their food (smoked fish and ants) and also interact with the amazonian pink douphins from a flooting house. Than you will have the opportunity to visit the Rubber Museum, a museum just reachable by boot.
4th and 5th and 6th day? You can have the experience of sleeping in a jungle lodge and do some tour from there, maybe 2 or three nights, it is up to you
Another days options:
- Go to Novo Airão and see the second biggest archipelago of the world: Anavilhanas
- Go to Presidente Figueiredo (100km from Manaus) and see the beautiful amazonian warterfalls) you can do a day tour for that or overnight because there is plenty of waterfalls, rapids and florest caves over there!
Well if I remeber more I tell you later! Have another good day!!
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I would recomend, after flying to Salvador, visiting Lençóis Maranhenses (even if it's dry right now, it's beautiful) and Fortaleza. Then, Manaus (in the Amazon). Then flying south you can hit Brasilia, Ouro Preto (in Minas Gerais) and cities like Florianopólis and Porto Alegre (the southern most capital of Brazil).
Great monkey footage! We encountered some monkeys in the Costa Rican rainforest and they threw some 'presents' at us, it was hilarious 😂
From Finland but live in the UK. A few years ago I lived 6 months in Salvador, Bahia and it was absolutely fantastic, you should definitely go there. Yes the trip is long, I flew. But if you want to go by bus as I totally understand, take a bus from Rio to Vitoria, Espirito Santo. I hear it's beautyful, my girlfriend was from there but I never had the chance to visit. Would love to see some videos from there. After a couple of days of rest and exploring continue on to Bahia maybe with a rest day in Porto Seguro. That is what I would do at least. Bom viagem gente!
Florianópolis, capital of Santa Catarina state, south Brazil, is an island with 40+ beaches!
Aceita. O coraçao do Brasil é o rio. O Sul é legal mas nao chega perto. Foda-se falei kkkkkk
@@cabral2661 Não tem o que aceitar. A beleza do Brasil está, entre outras coisas, na diversidade de lugares interessantes. O Rio é de fato muito bonito, porém eles já estão no Rio. Eles pediram sugestões de outros lugares no Brasil.
@@rodacampos hahahaa to brincamdo rodrigo. Tens razao! O Brasil é muito mais que o Rio, cá entre nós, o rio é bonito ali na paisagem e tal cultura legal mas o Brasil é gigante e o Rio nao é nem 1% de tudo o que tem!
You guys should really consider travelling to the Lençóis Maranhenses in the state of Maranhão in the Northeast region of the country. It is a desert of white sand filled with gigantic lagoons of cristaline water. Its simply amazing. I super recommend. While in Maranhão you can discover the Capitol city of São Luís, wich has an amazing history center and a lot of beaches. And you can travel to the National Parque of Chapada das mesas in the south of the state. Maranhão is the last state before you hit the amazon reagion, so It could be a good ending of the Northeast part of the travel
I have seen so many monkeys, but those are the cutest.
Going to Bahia? I was born and raised there. Now I live in California since 1989. When in Bahia besides Salvador, go to Chapada Diamantina is one of the best places in Bahia with lakes, rivers and beautiful mountains. Look it up. These monkeys sucks the tree sap and eat fruits like mangos and jack fruit.
Oh God. You guys will literally travel around Brazil. Southeast, then Northeast, Amazon, and South. I'm just traveling with you.
You guys should take some pictures of those different places you visited and make a book. It would be amazing! God bless your trip and stay safe.
Salvador is definitively the heart of northeast Brazil! Once there, you cannot avoid see the magnificent baroque churches and the recently restored cathedral. Bahia is also famous for their delocious ans unique regional food.
Can’t wait!
Welcome to Brazil! A lot of place to Go. Before leave Rio: Prainha (Beach) + Burle Marx Open Botanic Museum, Santa Tereza by Trolley departing from Rio Dowtown, AND ANY SAMBA SHOW THAT IS AVAILABLE during Covid (Maybe "Clube Renascença", maybe other places!). Out of Rio: Go to South Bahia TRANCOSO-BAHIA!!
The beach/coastline is totally unbelievably gorgeous!!! Oh I love the 🐒 footage AND the background music! So lovely!!! Thank you!!!
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Lindsey I'm so glad you took all that monkey footage hahaha sssoo cute!!!
FLORIANOPOLIS -e uma cidade muito legal
do you already know the Iguaçu Falls, in Foz do Iguaçú?
Since you are in Rio you should take the opportunity to take a bus to the gorgeous historical colonial city of Ouro Preto in Minas Gerais state, that is not that far (or go to Minas Gerais' capital Belo Horizonte, and then to Ouro Preto). Then leave Bahia to be your next destination, you can take a plane from Belo Horizonte to Salvador easily later. This way you can add another great destination to your trip while optimizing time and cost. Also before leaving Rio de Janeiro state you should spend a couple of days in the city of Paraty. You can take a bus to Paraty from Rio.
São Gonçalo,praia do Barreto, imperdível.
I think you should go to a city called Maragogi in the state of Alagoas (AL), I have been there and it is a magical place.
If you guys are already planning to go to Bahia, I'd recommend you to rent a car and drive through SE, AL, PE, PB, RN, and CE (or do it by bus), they are small states surrounded by beautiful beaches. The trip coast at those places can be even cheaper than SP and RJ to make the kind of trip you've been doing so far... and if you go to CE let me know, my flight to Fortaleza is tomorrow, so ecxated!!!!
That baby monkey was the coolest thing and as you said, the visit to that place was worth just for that.
you need to know the cities of northeastern Brazil such as: Salvador (historical city of the country), Porto de Galinhas, Maragogi, Jericoacoara. The south of the country: Gramado, Balneário Camboriú, Curitiba, Gramado. In the state of Rio, they need to visit Arraial do Cabo, Cabo Frio, Buzios, Angra dos Reis, Petropolis (imperial city) and Paraty.
We plan to go!
Good night, my name is Djalma and I've been around this country all over, so I'll give you a very good tip. Go to the state of Mato Grosso and visit the Brazilian Pantanal, the largest wetland in the world, makes Ever Glades look like a pool. The best place in the Pantanal is called Porto Jofre, there you will see a profusion of alligators, jaguars, capybara, huge birds that look straight out of the jurasic park.
Search for Vitória - Espírito Santo. a beautiful city. Is it cheap ❤🇧🇷
and to the south of Brazil, they have Florianópolis (this city is beautiful, it is an island and it is the safest place in Brazil), Curitiba and Porto Alegre
Only Rio and Sao Paulo, mainly Rio are dangerous. Elsewhere Brasil is a nice place to live
Visit the Iguaçu Falls, a really incredible place. ♥️
Yo should go to Ouro Preto, in the state of Minas Gerais. A real trip to the Brazilian colonial era.
Hello guys! I recommend that you go in short distances and knowing new places, for example north of Rio, Buzios, Arrial do Cabo (here there are beautiful beaches and beautiful little towns, Petrópolis city
Bahia is a very beautiful state. The beaches around there are nice, Salvador got a historical center which was recently revitalized, and people are welcoming. However, there are some places that I highly recommend you to visit: Iguaçu Falls in Paraná, Bonito in Mato Grosso do Sul, Chapada dos Veadeiros in Goiás, Lençóis Maranhenses in Maranhão, Jalapão in Tocantins, and Alter do Chão in Pará. Those are the most beautiful places I have been in Brazil and they are way beyond being only beaches. Moreover, you would be visiting 4 out of the 6 different biomas we have to offer: Mata Atlantica Rainforest (Rio/Foz do Iguaçu), Amazon Rainforest (Alter), cerrado (Bonito/Chapada), and caatinga (some parts of Lençóis) and could even extend your trip to visit Pantanal from Bonito. Be aware that summer is just around the corner and the heavy rains are ordinary during this season, so be careful when visiting beaches (lightning strikes are a real risk) -- and waterfalls (flash foods are common). If you want to avoid rains, Northeast is the best choice, since it usually doesn't rain there during summer.
You guys are coming to Manaus/ Amazonas ?? I’m from Manaus, i just discovered your videos and i love it so much!!! If you come to Manaus i will be happy to let you know the bests places to go 💖💖
Hello Travelbum. I was happy to know that you will be coming to Bahia. I apologize in advance for the immense text I am going to write, but I guarantee that here you can find valuable tips. I am from here in Salvador and, if it were not for this difficult moment that we are going through, I would offer to do a cultural tour of the main points of the city. Who knows in another moment. Well, since you're coming here, I'll give you some tips on places for you to visit. Bahia is a very large state and there are several very beautiful regions within it. Salvador, its capital, was the first capital of Portuguese territory in the Americas and is the blackest city outside the African continent. Black culture is present in all cultural, religious, culinary aspects ... of this city and this, for me, is a source of great pride.
In the south of the state you could visit the municipality of Porto Seguro and its very famous districts: Arraial D'Ajuda, Trancoso and Caraíva, there you will learn a little about the country's history, Portuguese conquest, indigenous culture and etc ... A little further north, I suggest a visit to Ilhéus and Itacaré, two beautiful municipalities, with nature on all sides. Still south of Salvador, in the municipality of Valença, you can visit Morro de São Paulo and the entire Peninsula of Maraú, I guarantee it will be worth it. In the center of the state there is the Chapada Diamantina National Park, subdivided between several different municipalities; there are fantastic places to be visited, such as Morro do Pai Inácio, Fazenda Pratinha, Cachoeira da Fumaça and etc ... I suggest you stay in the municipality of Lençóis, the best prepared to receive tourists. In Salvador (my hometown) there is a lot to do, unfortunately I do not know if everything will be open due to the pandemic ... Here in the city do not miss visiting the neighborhoods of Pelourinho and Santo Antônio Além do Carmo, these neighborhoods have a series museums, churches, cultural centers, restaurants, etc. I suggest a visit to the Afro-Brazilian Museum, the Casa do Carnaval da Bahia (a must see), the Misericórdia Museum, the Tempostal Museum, the UFBA Archeology and Ethnology Museum, the Solar Ferrão Cultural Center, the Casa de Jorge Amado Foundation, to the Church of São Francisco, to the Cathedral Basilica of Salvador, to the Church of the Rosary of the Blacks (preferably they go on a Tuesday because, on this day, the famous Tuesday of the Blessing happens ... I cannot confirm if it continues happening in this period), Bahian Gastronomy Museum, Forte da Capoeira, Praça Castro Alves.
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Visit the Lacerda Elevator, which was the first public elevator and, at the time, the highest in the world; it connects Cidade Baixa to Cidade Alta. Curiosity: many tourists complain about the fact that the elevator does not have a panoramic view, however it was not designed to be a tourist point but a means of transport, its tipping occurred while it was already with the current structure, so it can no longer be modified Another important point is that it could not be glazed, since one of its characteristics is that it is a point of reference for those who come from the sea towards the city. Visit the Mercado Modelo, known for being one of the largest handicraft markets in the country. Visit the Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Praia, patron saint of the state of Bahia, the MAM (Museum of Modern Art of Bahia, the view from this place is incredible and you can, by renting a boat, have access to one of the most peaceful and delicious beaches of the city), visit the Museum of Sacred Art (the view from there is also breathtaking). In this area there is a wide variety of restaurants, bars, coffee shops, ice cream parlors and etc., for all tastes and prices. I suggest that you have an ice cream from the Cuban Ice Cream Parlor that is close to Largo do Pelourinho, the experience there (in my opinion) is better than that of the same ice cream parlor located in the Elevador Lacerda.
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Leaving the Historic Center and leaving south of the capital, I suggest you visit Largo Dois de Julho, popularly known as Praça do Campo Grande, the Christmas decoration of this place is spectacular. In the Corredor da Vitória neighborhood and in the neighboring neighborhood called Graça, you can find other interesting museums, the Bahia Art Museum, the Carlos Costa Pinto Museum, the Bahia Geological Museum and the Palacete das Artes. At the end of the Vitória Corridor there is a viewpoint with a very beautiful view, worth checking out. Down the slope you will reach Barra, another very well known and popular neighborhood here in Salvador. In this neighborhood be sure to visit the Fortes de Santa Maria and São Diogo, there are museums inside each of them; also visit the Farol da Barra, inside you will find another museum and you can climb the tower of the lighthouse, the view from up there is spectacular (curiosity: the fortress of Santo Antônio da Barra - where the lighthouse is today - it was, according to some historians , the first military fortification in the entire American continent). Still in Barra, visit Morro do Cristo, in my opinion, the view from this place is even more beautiful. Regarding the beach I suggest a swim in Porto da Barra, try to arrive at a time when the beach is not so full, the waters are crystal clear and warm, enjoy. Still in Barra, if you want to solve something, eat something that is not traditional here, you can go to Shopping Barra. Leaving Barra, be sure to visit the Rio Vermelho, this is known for being the most bohemian neighborhood in Salvador, its nightlife is usually bustling, especially on Fridays. There, be sure to visit Casa do Rio Vermelho, home to the famous writers Jorge Amado and Zélia Gattai.
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More to the commercial center of the city an important stopping point is the Dique do Tororó, enjoy the sculptures of the orixás (gods worshiped in religions of African origin), the place is very beautiful to photograph. In Cidade Baixa, be sure to visit the Senhor do Bonfim Church, this is the most famous religious temple in the city and the stage for one of the biggest religious celebrations in the country: Lavagem do Bonfim. Relatively close to the Church (you may need to take an uber, if you don't want to walk), I suggest you visit Ponta de Humaitá and Forte de Monte Serrat (beautiful and with a beautiful view), in another nearby neighborhood, Ribeira, no stop having an ice cream at Solar Amado Bahia - Museu do Sorvete (this is better, in my opinion) or at Sorveteria da Ribeira. On the other side of the city has the famous neighborhood of Itapuã, visit the lighthouse, the siren of Itapuã and the restaurant Casa di Vina (place that was once the residence of the poet Dorival Caymmi and today houses a small museum in his honor). Next to the Itapuã neighborhood you will find the Stella Maris neighborhood, there visit Flamengo Beach, one of the most beautiful in the city in my opinion, there you will also find a large structure of tents, in case you want to eat something or have a drink.
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Salvador has 3 islands, all in the capital's Suburb. I suggest visiting Ilha de Maré and Ilha dos Frades, the beaches and all the nature of these places are spectacular, especially on Ilha dos Frades. To get there you can take a boat at the Bahia Nautical Tourist Terminal, close to Mercado Modelo. These Suburban beauties deserve to be on your list. In this same place you also have access to the speedboats and boats that leave towards Morro de São Paulo, I suggest that if you want to know this location, book at least 2 or 3 days. With regard to natural parks, there are some in Salvador that are worth visiting, I suggest Parque da Cidade - a green area right in the middle of the buildings - and Parque das Dunas (this is close to Flamengo Beach and has some species endemic). Leaving Salvador towards the North Coast of the state, I suggest that you visit Praia do Forte (there you will find the Tamar Project - a project that rescues and treats sea turtles and other marine animals - the Garcia D'Ávila Castle - the only castle registered in style medieval Brazil, now in ruins - the Humpback Whale Project, the Klaus Peters Park, the Sapiranga Reserve - these last two are excellent places to appreciate the local fauna and flora). I suggest that you visit the beaches of this town at low tide, so you can see the natural pools that form along the coast. Further north, I suggest that you also visit the village of Imbassaí and Baixio and relax in the waters of the river, the sea or the local lagoons.
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Bahian cuisine is the richest, in diversity of dishes, in the country and, despite not being the most consumed, it is worth trying everything it has to offer. Do not forget to try the acarajé, the abará (both accompanied by vatapá, caruru, salad and shrimp and, if you have the courage, pepper. Hehehehehe), the moqueca (be it fish, shrimp, lobster, octopus or any other seafood, worth a try), the student dumpling, the cocada, the chicken xinxim, the shellfish, the crab picked and etc ... If you want to try a local alcoholic drink do not forget to try the cloves, which you you will find in the district of Pelourinho in a bar popularly known as "O Cravinho". As for accommodation, I suggest you settle in the neighborhood of Barra, there are many options for hotels, hostels, inns and etc ... If you arrive by plane in Salvador, I suggest you take the subway to the city's shopping center, it is safe, clean and fast, in addition to being a much cheaper option than uber or taxi. Well, for now these are my tips for you. I hope you enjoy our country a lot because each state, each city, each location has something good to offer. I hope to see other videos of you in other states of our immense Brazil. I wish you a lot of success, a lot of health and make excellent trips. If you want more tips or just ask any questions, you can call me on instagram: @joaopc29. Hugs. :D
Eu acho muito legal quando um gringo visita o brasil
Go south. Curitiba (12 hours by bus), Iguassu Falls and state of Santa Catarina.
Eles já disseram que o sul vai ser a última região que eles vão visitar.
Paraná and santa Catarina ( balneário Camboriú)
It's important to note that this ''someone may steal your things at any time in the streets'' applies to large cities like Rio and São Paulo. Brazil has more than 5.000 cities, and most of them are quite safe. The problem is Rio de Janeiro is a city with too much crime and unfortunately people take that as if it were the whole country.
Se eles vê o mico leão dourado, iriam ficar loucos!!
Vocês deveriam visitar Santa Catarina
meet Jericoacoara!
You gotta go to the south, like Balneario Camburiu
Hello guys, I've been following your trip here in Brazil, and if I may give you some options: From Rio, since you guys enjoy taking bus trips but not so long ones, I'd take a bus to Vitoria - It's basically halfway between Rio and Bahia, and its a capital city in an island (out of two in Brazil, the other one being down south in Florianopolis), also it's known to have a culture mixed of Northeast and Southest, stay there a couple of days. From there, I'd take a bus to Porto Seguro, which is a small but VERY touristic beach city (very tropical vibes, palm tress, etc), stay there also one or two days, more to relax on the beaches. - Bear in mind that Rio-Vitoria and Vitoria-Porto Seguro are both routes that take around 10 hours each, but I feel it's a way better form of exploring the country. (Despite being quite tiring) Then, the last leg would be to get to Salvador, the capital of Bahia, also around 10 hours by bus, Salvador deserves a few days at least, a lot to see and explore. So basically, dividing the 30 hour bus trip into 3 trips of 10 hours each and a few days in between them. That can be exhaustive, because of a lot of bus journeys, but that's the other option you have instead of flying straight to Salvador. ----- North of Salvador you have many state capital cities by the coast very close by, around 2/3 hours drive each and it's a lovely trip to make (Aracaju, Maceió, Recife, João Pessoa and Natal. There's also Fortaleza and São Luis, but those two are further away, which means a few more hours on buses). Basically you have two options: fly straight to Salvador and bus hop these northeastern capitals, or go bus hopping in cities since Rio. Hope it helps. xx
São Luís is also a capital in an island, making it 3 for that category.
Rio de Janeiro: Arraial do Cabo, Cabo Frio, Búzios and Teresopolis.
Bahia: Morro de São Paulo, Praia do Forte. Pelourinho, Chapada Diamantina and Ilhéus
Minas Gerais: Ouro Preto, Diamantina, Tiradentes - ESTRADA REAL
Paraná: Foz do Iguaçu, Curitiba, Ilha do mel
Nordeste: Maragogi, POrto de Galinhas, Lençóis Maranhenses, se possível o Nordeste todo.
Tocantins: Jalapão
Mato Grosso do Sul: Bonito
Go to Ilha Grande, near Rio.
Alex, you said in this video your job is travel. That sounds amazing! What company is it that you work for and how do you get that opportunity? I’m actually going to start traveling the world starting with Rio Dec 29th - Feb 17th then 🤷♂️
You should travel to arraial do cabo before visiting Bahia... Is more beatiful than there... It looks like caribe...and completely safe... The experience of a real Beach from tropics
Whenever a foreign tourist comes to visit Brazil, we tell him not to walk the streets with expensive equipment. I'm not saying it always happens, but it can happen.
Fly to Maceió and go to São Miguel dos Milagres, than go to Maragoi and still by bus go to Porto de Galinhas and Recife. From Recife fly to São Luis - Maranhão to go to Lençóis maranhenses, and go to Manaus (Amazônia) ....than fly from Manaus to Campo Grande and go by bus to Bonito city...than Return to Campo Grande and fly to Florianópolis in the south, visit the city and Balneário Camboriú and finish in Gramado- Rio Grande do Sul
uhulll bahia !!!
I'm sorry you guys received so much backlash and had to delete the last video. I agree with you. Better be safe than sorry. I'm Brazilian, but I don't live in Rio. I live in a very safe area and everyone in my family is terrified of even visiting Rio. Anyways, I went there last year alone and I had the time of my life. Of course I listened to what the locals said and never used my phone in public and stuff. I loved the city and I plan to go back many times but we have to face the reality: the city has been in trouble with safety for many years, there's no way to deny it. Keep posting videos and don't listen to haters - they will always be in the comments. Once again, better be safe than sorry. Once you visit other regions you may feel safer. Upside of all this horror that Brazilians paint when talking about safety is that you get to be aware and not do things that will make you go through the worst. It's better when tourists are safe and sound.
he looks a lot like the singer Mac Miller
Visit Ouro Preto guys!
Welcome to RIO !!!
U can see monkey on Lage's Park, it is tamarin.
Nao adianta querer que eles visitem seus estados do sul de onde eles vem tem isso em dobro.
Welcome? Eles já estão a mais de uma semana no RJ kkkkk. Eles já vão embora pro nordeste.
Inclusive eles já visitaram o parque Lage e não acharam nenhum macaco. Eu também não aguento mais esses comentários insuportáveis falando sobre os Estados do Sul. Que saco.
you guys have to go to florianópolis
Tenta entrar em contato com o canal Tim Explica, ele é Gringo dos EUA e conhece bem o Brasil
Vai para o sul do Brasil ou Centro Oeste e a parte mais europeia do Brasil, com cultura diferente.
Com todo respeito Daniel, oque eles querem ver é a cultura brasileira, oque os Bahianos criaram e como vivem. A cultura Europeia eles deixam pra ver quando forem pra Europa.
Hello from Virginia USA. It would be good if you explain that things are cheap in Brasil right now because the dollar is high when compared to the real but it is not always that way. For the native Brazilian the cost of living is expensive.
Yes we want to do a video on the cost
Florianópolis is a place that worth it to visit if you can.
Also I would suggest Jericoacara in Ceará. You must see this place. It is a paradise.
Rio de janeiro em mais um dia normal
Lepa copakabana ok🙋🌁✈️🇷🇸🌴
O Brasil é um país maravilhoso, praias, belas cidades e um povo hospitaleiro. Ao contrário do que muita gente pensa, como em todos os lugares do mundo sempre esbarraremos em violência. Mas não foi por causa do Bolsonaro, pelo contrário ele está fazendo de tudo psra melhorar esta nação.
Sim principalmente proteger o filho dele da cadeia 😁
Recife antigo Pernambuco
Apagaram o video que estavam falando mal do brasil porque os brasileiros foram defender kkkkkkkkk aaa
Que vídeo foi esse? Foi o de hoje? O que eles falaram mal? kkkk
@@jaguatirica4k913 Falaram a verdade. Da violência do Rio e a fonte foram os próprios cariocas. Só que brasileiro não gosta que fale mal do Brasil.
@@COMODORO29 Verdade... Isso porque eles estão há 1 semana em Copacabana.... imagina qual seria a impressão deles vivendo fora da Zona Sul...
Esse casal tem cara de sonso
@@sena795 ne kkkkkkk
I would suggest to go south and later northeast enjoy Brazil is so chip to travel, better Brazil now because right here at New York is very cold.
We plan on heading north
South, please. Cities, Foz do Iguaçu- PR, Balneario Comburiu-SC and Gramado-RS. Safe and different places in Brazil.
7:09 This lil monkey is called Sagui. Pronounces Sa-guee❗️😊
If you guys are really into forest, shyould go or you should have gone to "Floresta da Tijuca". The biggest forest within a city in the world.
Vocês podem ir também no Maranhão, visitar os lençóis maranhenses
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I thought about that! too
Acho que nessa época está seco os lençóis.
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Minas Gerais from Rio is nearrier than Bahia, and theres so much to see there, check the historical towns like Ouro Preto, Diamantina, Tiradentes and more
Definitely recomend It.✌🏼
Em relação a turismo salvador tá bem a frente
In the cities mentioned above:
The weather is wonderful
People have education
You will be able to use your equipment without fear, as you will definitely not be assaulted or even murdered
And they will make incredible images because they are beautiful cities and full of history
The food is the best, I speak with experience
And many people prefer mountains to beaches
Some people make silly comments because they are too ignorant, they don't know what they are saying. I know Rio de Janeiro and well ... Apart from the fact that the beaches are beautiful, it is a real chaos.
@@juniorrd5014 aí eles mostram o povo farofeiro sem máscara na praia e fazem a gente ser vergonha internacional kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk vamos brigar com paulistas e sulistas que são mais antipáticos com a gente e deixar os mineiros, capixabas, nortistas, nordestinos e centro-oestinos quietos
@@raissamascarenhas your state is not as safe as you are painting it xP nowhere in Brazil it is really that safe, with São Paulo being only relatively okay due to the PCC (local mafia) having an agreement with the cops. Rio de Janeiro has a lot of drugs just like São Paulo, but it gets Darwinist here.
I would suggest Santa Catarina state, in the South, visiting Florianópolis and Balneário Camboriú, and then Gramado, in Rio Grande do Sul state, also in the South, for Christmas.
The beaches in balneário are horrible ! All covered by the buildings
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@@lucashecktif questão de preferência pessoal, eu prefiro Balneário do que o Rio, gosto da vibe do sul do que a muvuca do Rio, o Rio é lindo sim mas tem uma vibe bem diferente e isso varia do gosto de cada um.
Balneário Camboriú e região , um dos lugares mais incríveis do Brasil , vale muito a pena passar alguns dias explorando a região , as praias são lindas, sem contar que é muito mais seguro do que Rio e São Paulo.
Yes! The cities of Gramado and Canela are a must during Christmas! Alex and Lindsey, if you're reading this, you should check it out, those cities are gorgeous.
Arraial do Cabo no Rio de Janeiro!!!
melhor lugar
Arraial do Cabo + Cabo frio + Búzios são locais que vocês não podem deixar de visitar
Como brasileiro, acho que não deveriam ir direto do Rio para a Bahia, recomendo que passem algum tempo em cidades históricas, em Minas Gerais há muitas dessas cidades, como a cidade de Ouro Preto.
@@victorelias8113 discordo, Ouro Preto é uma cidade cheia de história, recomendo que veja o vídeo da Deda Aladim sobre a cidade. Além do mais, Por favor, não reduza a cidade, dizer que ela não tem história e é usada para somente se igualar aos países europeus é um tanto desrespeitoso.
@@jonnasandrade8385 não reduza a cidade ? Kkk tu ta falando pra os caras não visitar a bahia "como um brasileiro" se agente for falar de historia bahia ganha facil primeira capital do brasil guerra de canudos, igrejas antigas, herois nacionais... locais turisticos etc...
@@victorelias8113 Que comentário mais sem noção! Se alguém quiser mostrar que o Brasil tem cidades parecidas com a Europa é só indicar cidades de maioria alemã, italiana, polonesa e ucraniana, quem tem centenas. Não vai sugerir cidades históricas que mostram arquitetura barroca e período do clico do ouro.
@@albertocrf5221 grande historia, veja as historias da bahia ai sim vai ver oque e historia...
@@victorelias8113 Ñ acredito que uma pessoa possa dizer tanta asneira de uma vez só! Qta ignorância! Pra sua informação, a Cidade de Ouro Preto, foi a primeira cidade brasileira TOMBADA PELA UNESCO COMO PATRIMÔNIO HISTÓRICO E CULTURAL DA HUMANIDADE! Vc acha mesmo que a UNESCO, sai por aí tombando qualquer lugar sem nenhum critério técnico e veracidade histórica???? Vai estudar, seu analfa,e deixa de ser INVEJOSO!!! Q FEIO!!!!
Thank you answering my question in detail.
The monkeys are adorable and playful like children in the trees.
Reminds me of my granddaughter. 🤪
You guys should check Mark Wiens' travel vlog around Brazil. There are some amazing tips in his videos. Cheers
Hi Alex and Lindsey. This is really good content for you to watch about Brazil, Mark Wiens: ua-cam.com/video/TlWDF3BfUdo/v-deo.html
These two other links are also interesting for you, see other points of view:
Link 1: ua-cam.com/video/YfTAgWncumA/v-deo.html
Link 2: ua-cam.com/video/A_jThrCGJXg/v-deo.html
Link 3: ua-cam.com/video/vnIqetKnXc4/v-deo.html
Remember, Brazil is bigger than the European Union, don't take a part for the whole. It is necessary to be calm, to get to know the country little by little, you will see this in each state and region first. It has a multitude of places that you would like. You can be sure, wave that they will receive the affection of Brazilians.
Tip: Gramado - Rio Grande do Sul
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nada contra mas não seria interessante pra eles, além da cidade ser pequena, é inspirada em arquitetura europeia e isso eles já estão pra lá de acostumados
@@raccoondealers972 é pode ser mas pensei na cidade na hora
@@raccoondealers972 na verdade seria porq arrecem inauguraram uma ponte de vidro em Gramado a primeira da América do Sul
Vocês poderiam visitar Minas Gerais. Lá tem as melhores comidas do Brasil, sem contar que é um lugar muito histórico: Ouro Preto, por exemplo.
@@davidnogueira9895 Eu acho que eles traduzem pelo Google. Geralmente esses youtubers estrangeiros fazem isso. Bem, eu acho.
Ninguem conhece Minas la fora, affs
Brazil have plublic health, even for you
Curtam a vida ela é curta D+.