10 places in Brazil that will make you feel like you’re in another country

Did you know that you can walk around Brazil and feel like you are visiting other countries? There are several amazing places for you to visit here and that will give you that feeling.

Want to know more? See our selection of 10 places in Brazil that will make you feel like you are in another country:

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HOLAMBRA

This city in the interior of São Paulo is a real little piece of Holland in Brazil! It also stands out for its flower production.

ARRAIAL DO CABO

The crystalline waters of the beaches of Arraial do Cabo have already earned this destination the title of “Brazilian Caribbean”.

MARAGOGI

Another destination that is our own version of the Caribbean. Who needs Maldives when we have this paradise in Alagoas?

CAMPOS DO JORDÃO

Campos do Jordão is 167 km from the capital of São Paulo. The chill and the typical landscape of the mountains and the architecture inspired by the European style make the city to be considered the “Brazilian Switzerland”.

ZU LAI TEMPLE

This temple is located in Cotia (SP) and will give you the feeling of being on the Asian continent! Its gardens are surrounded by Buddhist statues and sculptures that will delight anyone. In addition, trees and fountains complement the peaceful atmosphere of the place.

MIROKU TOWER

Miroku Tower is located in Ribeirão Pires (SP) and is the largest Japanese tower in Brazil. A refuge close to the capital of São Paulo that guarantees a good option for a vacation.

LAVENDER CENTER IN CUNHA

It may seem like you are in Provence, France, but this destination is in the state of São Paulo!

FERNANDO DE NORONHA

Another paradise destination with crystal clear beaches and breathtaking landscapes – better than many international destinations.

GRAMADO

Gramado is a city famous for its many tourist attractions and for its charming European air.

JALAPÃO

The natural (and unique!) beauties that you will find in this destination in Tocantins will give you the feeling of being outside Brazil.

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