When is the best tourist season in Brazil?

Brazil, located in the southern hemisphere, has the opposite season to the northern hemisphere, with summer from December to March and winter from June to September. The annual precipitation in Brazil is abundant, and sometimes there are showers, but there is little continuous rainfall, which will not have a great impact on the journey in general.

The Amazon Plain in northern Brazil is located in the equatorial belt, but the weather is not very hot, and the annual average temperature is around 27℃. Amazon Plain is the wettest place in Brazil, with abundant rainfall all year round, especially in summer, but less rainfall and moderate temperature in winter, so it is a good choice to go to Amazon in winter. The climate in central Brazil is dominated by savanna, which is mild and suitable all year round, with drought in winter and rainy in summer. Northeast Brazil has a tropical and semi-arid climate, which is relatively dry all year round, but occasionally there will be large-scale rainfall during the rainy season. Southern Brazil has the lowest temperature in Brazil, with an average annual temperature of 16-19℃, mild and pleasant climate, moderate annual rainfall and humid climate.

Generally speaking, the climate in Brazil is more suitable, and there is more precipitation in summer, so tourists who go in summer should pay attention to rain protection; Brazil's autumn and winter seasons can be said to be more suitable for people to go. In this season, the climate is mild and the rainfall is moderate, so that tourists can better enjoy the time on the way.