Descriptive Vacation In The City

Or even skydiving above the tropical forests, and going to Carnival. I would most likely visit Rio de janeiro, but going around all of Brazil would be just as amazing.

This image shows the activities focus on urban development in Rio de Janerio, Brazil. Also it shows how brazil is creating and redeveloping there way of life.

Contrary to what most people think, growing up in Brazil wasn't as miserable as some folks may believe. Simplicity always ruled us and so did our crazy passion for soccer. Of course, soccer isn't the only thing we are passionate about but it sure is what we're most known for. The two things that stand out the most about my home country is its eclectic culture and overwhelming poverty.

The sugary sand of a Punta Cana beach is so soft, so perfectly golden that you might think it was synthetic. My favorite thing to do was build enormous sand castles along the shore as the sun blazed down on me, the sand glistened in the sun like an eight karat diamond ring. The resorts are laid out like mini cities, completely inclusive in every way, with many of them offering so many amenities that it made it impossible to partake of everything available,

B. Thesis: Brazil is a country known for its vibrant, colorful and lively culture. It has a lot to offer, from its great one of a kind vacation spots to the captivating sound of the

This is where Four Days in September gets the experience of Brazil right. They show the city life of Brazilians in the film. They do not show the beaches, where the sea "goes far", or the moon that lights up the sky. They show the city life instead, those "who go to work" as described by Tom Jobim. No one in the film talks about the scenery of Brazil or what it has to offer. The filmmakers either purposely did this, or it goes to show you

Brazil was a beautiful place. When you a imagine a tropical island or crystal water that is what it looked like. A home we visited had fruit trees in the back with many different fruits such as mangoes and starfruit. They were the best mangos I’ve ever had. The whole trip was just something you would imagine and not think you would ever actually see.

and the highs point of brazil is pico da neblina. Much of the climate is tropical, with the

“Brazil is the largest country in both South America and the Latin American region. It is the world's fifth largest country, both by geographical area and by population.” (Crocitti and Vallance). The official language in Brazil is Portuguese and the country has an approximate population of 184 million people. (National Geographic ) They’re well known for their passion for Soccer, as they have produced some of the best players in the sport and hosted the Fifa world cup this past summer. They have won the World cup, five times, more than any other country.

It has become a major industry, mainly in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. Brazil is the most visited country in all of South America. The main natural attractions are the Amazon Jungle, and the Amazon Rainforest. Brazil has many other rainforests, many extensive bays and beaches, as well as unique plants and animal species. Brazil has many waterfalls, and wetlands filled with wildlife. Brazil has tons of untouched wildernesses in the Amazon Rainforest. Several tribes live in the rainforests without contact from the outside world. Brazil has a wide variety of tourists that hail from the United States of America, Italy and Argentina. Brazil waived tourist visa requirements for multiple countries; including Italy, Greece, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Turkey and many more. Rio de Janeiro is home to the Christ the Redeemer statue wonder atop Mt. Corcovado. The wonder is located at the peak of the mountain (700 meters above the city of Rio). The statue is 130 feet tall and is on a 31-foot pedestal. Rio de Janeiro is also the home of the Rio Carnival. The Rio Carnival is celebrated for four days, attracts half a million foreigners during its duration, and has up to 2 million people on the streets per day. On the border of Brazil and Argentina lies the great natural wonder, Iguaçu Falls. The falls are along the Iguaçu River, and consist of more than 275

Brazil is often viewed as a fun filled country, with beautiful beaches, beautiful people and fantastic soccer players. While all of these may hold true, especially the soccer part, having won 5 FIFA World Cups and also hosting the 2014 version of the event, Brazil has proven to be an emerging market with a lot of potential. Based on the East coast and stretching well into the central area of South America, the Federative Republic of Brazil, as it is officially known as, is a country made up of 26 states and it occupies almost half of the South American continent. It current capital city is Brasilia, while it also has 14 large cities with populations of over one million including Sao Paolo (12 million), Rio de Janeiro (6 million) and

Here’s three examples of some famous landmarks in Brazil would be Duck Lagoon, the Tucurui Lake, and last but certainly not least, The Francisco River. These names definitely are something… They’re weird but interesting… In Duck Lagoon, many geese like to play around by the shore of the water. In the Francisco River many people love watching the view from the distance, in a video, some people even say it brings you wonders… Then, the video ended and made me wonder even more…

Visiting guest speaker Patricia de Santana Pinho has written several articles, a book, and is in the process of releasing her second book. Her extensive knowledge on Afro tourism in Brazil shows the world a great deal bout the African culture in Bahia, as well as information about the African American “roots” tourist who visit Brazil. When these two African decedent cultures unite they learn a great deal from each other, all while Patricia observes and records the interaction and the positive impact it has on the community and economy of Brazil. In her talk she makes three main points that are significant to the development of brazil, there are: the history of Bahianess, Afro-Brazilians as “happy natives”, and the lack of modernity for the Bahian Afro-Brazilians.

The only sound that filled my ears was my keyboard clicking as my fingers raced across it. I had been procrastinating from finishing this assignment all evening, but I knew I needed to get it done. The burning sunset was shining through the windows as I was finishing up. It was a peaceful silence, until I heard the soft whispers of my parents that ignited my sense of curiosity. I was concentrating hard; doing my best trying to make out the hushed words that were being spoken.

Where to go on vacation is a popular conundrum in many households every year. People enjoy going out of town to relieve stress and get away from work for a short time. The beach and the city are both great places to vacation. They are both open anytime of the year. It depends on what you want to accomplish where you should decide to go. I hope the next few paragraphs help you make that tough decision easier.