Introduction and pictures of tourist attractions in Brazil-Brazil tourist map

What are the famous cultural landscapes in Brazil?

The famous cultural landscapes in Brazil are:

Square of cubic power

Square of the three powers is one of the landmark buildings and one of the tourist attractions in Brazil. There are many buildings around the square, such as Congress, Senate, National Grand Court, Presidential Palace, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National National Independence Memorial Hall, Workers' Monument and so on. The biweekly flag-raising ceremony often attracts many tourists.

Presidential memorial hall

The Brazilian Presidential Memorial Hall is located in the middle of the "airplane". The statue of President JK faces the Parliament Building. The memorial hall displays the presidential memorial coffin and various historical relics left over from the construction period of Brasilia.

Ibilepala park

Located in the southern suburb of Sao Paulo, Ibilapella Park covers an area of10.6 million square meters, and is one of the world-famous parks with artificial lakes, group sculptures and numerous museums.

Dongfang steet

Dongfang Street: Located in Sao Paulo, it is a place where many Japanese, China and Korean expatriates live. It has a distinctive oriental cultural atmosphere and there are many restaurants, shops and travel agencies run by China people.

Rio de Janeiro cathedral

Rio Cathedral: Rio Cathedral, also known as the stepped church, was finally completed and put into use in 1976 after 12 years. Her style is completely different from the ancient and elegant churches in Europe at the same time. The main building of Rio Cathedral is a modern building with a conical top, which gives people a pyramid-like impression, in which reinforced concrete is the main building material. The church is 80 meters high and the base diameter is 106 meters. It is said that it can accommodate 20,000 people.

Jesus, mt

Mount jesus (Cordoba), 7 10 meters above sea level, is located in Tijuca National Park in Rio. On the top of the mountain, there is a statue of Jesus, whose arms are open and shaped like a cross, so it is also called Mount Jesus. This huge statue of Jesus can be seen in every corner of the city and is one of the symbols of Rio. The statue was built in 193 1 year, with a height of 30 meters (equivalent to 13 floor and a base height of 38 meters) and a weight of 1 145 tons. Its head alone is 3.75 meters high and weighs 30 tons; The fingertip distance between the left and right hands is 28 meters; The two arms cover an area of about 38 square meters and weigh 1 14 tons; The base area of the statue is 100 square meter. It faces the Atlantic Ocean, with open arms and solemn expression. Seen from a distance, it looks like an enlarged cross. In the eyes of Christians, this giant statue of Jesus is the embodiment of the "savior" who died for the working people of the world.

Rio Botanical Garden

Rio Botanical Garden in Brazil covers an area of 1.4 square kilometers, where there are lush trees, shady trees and flowers, including 600 common Amazon flora such as orchids and cacti. Entering the park, tall royal coconut trees stand on both sides of the road, as if welcoming distinguished guests from afar.

Iguazu falls

Iguazu Waterfall is the widest waterfall in the world. The Iguazu River is located on the border between Paraná, Brazil and Argentina, and flows into Paraná Canyon from the diabase cliff on the Brazilian plateau. It is a horseshoe waterfall with a height of 82 meters and a width of 4 kilometers. The average flow rate is 1 and 75 1 m3 per second, which is four times as wide as Niagara Falls in North America.

The islands above the waterfall expand the river into countless streams flowing into the waterfall, and there are countless rocky islands with trees on the edge of the cliff, which makes the Iguazu River fall into about 275 rapids or waterfalls. Many individual waterfalls are interrupted by rocks protruding in the middle, which makes the water flow deflect, splash and rise, forming a rainbow-like landscape. The fog curtain rising nearly 152 meters from the bottom of the waterfall reflects the rainbow, which is a spectacle. The unique feature of Iguazu Waterfall is that there are many viewing points, and different scenery can be seen from different places, different directions and different heights.

Yitaipu Hydropower Station Dam

Yitaipu Hydropower Station is the second largest hydropower station in the world at present, and it is a giant hydropower project in the world after the Three Gorges Hydropower Station. It is located on the parana river on the border between Brazil and Paraguay. Itaipu Hydropower Station was built by Brazil and Paraguay, and the generator set and power generation were shared equally by the two countries. Yitaipu Hydropower Station was once called "the seventh wonder of mankind" with great momentum.

The hydropower station 1975 started, 199 1 completed, and the cost 196 billion. Yitaipu Hydropower Station is 7,744 meters long, 196 meters wide, with a storage depth of 250 meters, a storage area of 1350 square kilometers and a total storage capacity of 29 billion cubic meters. At present, Yitaipu Hydropower Station has 20 generating sets with a total installed capacity of140,000 kW and an annual power generation of 90 billion kWh, making it the second largest hydropower station in the world.

Itaipu Hydropower Station has played an important role in the energy supply and economic development of Brazil and Paraguay since its completion.

What are the most recommended attractions for traveling to Brazil?

When many people mention Brazil, they immediately think of Brazilian football and Brazilian carnival. In fact, as a very famous city in South America, Brazil has very beautiful natural scenery. Every year, many tourists from China visit Brazil, such as Rio de Janeiro, Iguazu Falls and Gemiga Beach, the town of Pelogonos, Pantanal Wetland and Blue Church. These places are very famous, but the Amazon rainforest is the most famous.

I Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio de Janeiro is a city we saw in textbooks when we were young, and it is also famous in Brazil. It is an industrial and commercial center. After I went to Rio de Janeiro, I gave the impression that I was very enthusiastic, because every year in mid-February, a very grand carnival will be held here. At this time, everyone in the city will come to the streets, singing and dancing enthusiastically. Similar to the Spring Festival in China, almost all the streets and alleys are decorated with lights, which is very spectacular and lively, making people feel a very strong festive atmosphere.

Second, Gemiga Beach.

If you have seen the film "Seeds of Love Time" in your daily life, you will know that Gemiga Beach is one of the locations of this film. In the movie, you can see that this beach is very romantic. And the beach is very close to the city. Although there are many tourists at ordinary times, it is very quiet. Speaking of holidays, many tourists come here to play. The sea here is very clear, and it will be very comfortable to step on the beach barefoot, so it is also a very good holiday resort.

Third, the Amazon rainforest.

It is estimated that no one doesn't know the Amazon rainforest, because it is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, located in Brazil. There are many tropical plants and animals in the Amazon rainforest. In this rainforest, there are many undeveloped lands and places that humans have never been to, as well as some primitive tribes. The rainforest is beautiful, but you can't set foot in it easily. There are many mosquitoes in it, and some seemingly insignificant bugs may carry a lot of toxins, so if you visit, you should also take protective measures.

What are the interesting places in Brazil?

Brazil is located in the east of South America, spanning 35 to 74 degrees west longitude and 5 degrees north latitude to 35 degrees south latitude. It borders the South Atlantic Ocean in the east, and any country in South America (except Chile and Ecuador) in the north, west and south. It borders French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, Venezuela and Colombia in the north, Peru and Bolivia in the west and Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay in the south. The coastline is about 7400 kilometers long. The territorial sea is 12 nautical mile wide and leads to the overseas exclusive economic zone of 188 nautical mile. Brazil is the largest country in South America, with a territory area of 8514900 square kilometers, accounting for 46% of the total area of South America, ranking fifth in the world after Russia, Canada, China and the United States.

1, Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Waterfall is the largest waterfall in South America and the widest waterfall in the world. The magnificent Iguazu Falls is located at the junction of Argentina and Brazil. The waterfall is horseshoe-shaped, with a width of about 4 kilometers and an average drop of 75 meters. The Iguazu River, which originated in Brazil, gradually slowed down before flowing into parana river. On the border between Argentina and Brazil, this river is1500m wide, like a lake. When the water flows forward, it suddenly meets a canyon, and the river flows down along the top and sides of the inverted U-shaped canyon. Protruding rocks cut the rushing river into more than 270 waterfalls, large and small, forming a spectacular semi-circular waterfall group with a total width of 3000-4000 meters and an average drop of 80 meters.

2. Monte Cristo

Mount Jesus, also known as the Humpback Mountain and Monte Cristo, is officially called Mount Bado in Corcaud. It is located in Rio de Janeiro, the second largest city in Brazil. The mountain is located at an altitude of 23 10 feet, with a height of 709 meters. This is the ideal place to visit Rio de Janeiro, and the world-famous statue of Christ in Rio de Janeiro is at the top.

What are the famous scenic spots in Brazil?

Sugar bread mountain _ 1

Av。 Pasteur, 520, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro State 22290-255, Brazil

Mount Jesus _2

RJ Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro-Upper boavista National Park

Iguazu Falls _3

Iguazu National Park, Argentina 3370