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Rio de Janeiro - Pantanal - Iguazu Falls - Sao Paulo.
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| Suggested Itinerary Includes: | Domestic flights in Brazil
3 nights in Rio de Janeiro
3 nights in Pantanal
2 nights in Iguazu Falls
2 nights in Sao Paulo
Daily breakfast (most hotels)
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| Rio de Janeiro (45 Hotels options in Rio de Janeiro) |  | Rio de Janeiro is the capital city of the State of Rio de Janeiro, and also Brazil's capital from 1763 to 1961. Blessed with a wonderful natural setting wedged between mountains and the sea, watched from above by Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado Mountain, and surrounded by tropical forests and lagoons, Rio is one of the world's top tourist destinations. It is the gateway to beach resorts such as Buzios, colonial Paraty, and Angra do Reis. |
| Pantanal (6 Hotels options in Pantanal) |  | Along with the Amazon Basis, the Pantanal is one of the last virgin areas on the face of earth. A huge lowland plain, it is entirely overgrown by luxuriant vegetation dotted by thousands of rainbow colored flowers which bloom during the rainy season (January - June). It shelters innumerable rivers and crystal clear lakes. Along their shores are rare species of animals such as jaguars, peccaries, bob-cats, wild boards etc.
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| Iguassu Falls (14 Hotels options in Iguassu Falls) |  | Designated Natural Heritage of Humanity in 1986 by UNESCO, the Iguassu (Brazil)/Iguazu (Argentina) Falls are a spectacular sight. Shared by two countries, the falls are formed by 275 separate waterfalls, ranging in height from 40 meters to 100 meters and are surrounded by 225 thousand hectares of tropical forests with rare and endangered species of fauna and flora. Plenty of activities are available. The Falls can be visited all year long but extended rain is common in September and October. |
| Sao Paulo (27 Hotels options in Sao Paulo) |  | Sao Paulo is the most important financial and cultural center in South America, regarded as a gateway for international business. The art has its own traditional instruments: drums and the berimbau. Originally it has developed as the martial art of the slaves of the Bahia. To keep their art alive, they turned capoeira into a dance, and the berimbau, which had warned of an approaching master, began to accompany the dance itself.
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