What are the tourist attractions in South America?

Concalo? Carvalho Avenue is located in Porto Alegre, rio grande do sul, Brazil. It is a 500-meter-long boulevard, known as "the most beautiful street in the world", becoming the most dazzling representative of the city and listed as the "environmental heritage" of Porto Alegre.

2. Rio Cathedral

Rio Cathedral was built in 1964 and completed in 1976. Located in the center of Rio de Janeiro, it was built in memory of San Sebastian. Church, with the same shape and magnificent momentum, is one of the landmark buildings in Rio de Janeiro and the creation of modern art. Unlike the ancient and elegant churches in Europe, Rio Cathedral is a modern building with reinforced concrete structure. The church is conical, with a height of 75m and a base diameter of106m. The whole frame structure is composed of regular boxes, like a ladder, so it is also called stepped cathedral.

3. Amazon rainforest

Amazon rain forest, also translated as Amazon rain forest, is located in the tropical rain forest of Amazon basin in South America, with an area of 7 million square kilometers (700 million hectares), which makes this rain forest full of vitality. The rainforest spans eight countries: Brazil (accounting for 60% of the forest area), Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana and Suriname, including French Guiana.

4. Black and white rivers

Known as the "lungs of the earth", the Amazon rainforest has too many "best in the world", and the Black and White River, as a part of the Amazon River, has long been shrouded in a mysterious veil. The Amazon River is the largest river in the world, and the most famous section is the Black and White River, which is nicknamed "the wedding of the river". This is the intersection of the Negro River and the Solimans River.

5. Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro is located in the southeast of Brazil. After more than 400 years of development, Rio de Janeiro has become a mega-city, the industrial and commercial and financial center next to S? o Paulo, the largest foreign trade port next to Santos Port, with the most famous museums in Brazil, the largest library in Latin America, the largest football field in the world, and the largest parks and botanical gardens in China.

6. Brasilia

Historically, Brazil has successively established its capital in two coastal cities, El Salvador and Rio de Janeiro. 1956, President Kubitschek decided to move the capital to the mainland. 1957, infrastructure construction started. 1960, after three years and seven months, a modern city-Brasilia was built in the interior of Brazil. On April 2 1 day of the same year, the capital of Pakistan moved from Rio to Brasilia.

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Fernando de Noronha Islands and Roccas Island Reserve

Fernando de Noronha and Rocca account for half of the islands in the South Atlantic. These very productive sea areas have become nutrient supply places for tuna, barracuda, whales, sharks and turtles that migrate to the east Atlantic coast of Africa at any time. The archipelago is relatively poor on the ridge, and there is a small oasis of life in the open ocean, which plays a key role in the reproduction, dissemination and migration of marine species in the tropical South Atlantic.

8. Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls in South America is one of the five largest waterfalls in the world, located on the border between Argentina and Brazil. 1934, Argentina established a 670-square-kilometer national park in Iguazu Falls. From 65438 to 0984, Iguazu Waterfall was listed as an international natural heritage by UNESCO. The waterfall roared down around a horseshoe-shaped canyon, and the water mist stirred up filled the dense forest, and the rushing water could be heard several kilometers away from Yuehe River.

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Discover the Atlantic coast forest reserve

Tropical rain forest reserves along the Atlantic coast are located in Bahia and Espiturisan. It consists of eight independent protected areas, including 1 12000 hectares of tropical rain forest and related shrubs. From the perspective of biodiversity, the tropical rain forest along the Atlantic coast of Brazil is the region with the richest species in the world.

10, cubic square

Square of the three powers is located in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil. This is an open-air square. Its name comes from the three powers of the Brazilian national government: executive power, legislative power and judicial power. The buildings symbolizing these three rights are located around the square. They are the Presidential Palace representing the executive power, the Congress representing the legislative power and the Federal Supreme Court representing the judicial power. Square of the three powers is called the nerve center of Brazil.