Brazilian Explorer Community - Blog http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/ News Copyright 2010 Logindesarrollos - All rights reserved Sat, 03 Sep 2011 09:44:40 -0300 community@brazilianexplorer.org web@logindesarrollos.com.ar 10 Brazilian Explorer Community - Blog News Brazilian Explorer Community - Blog http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/configuracion/bec_rojo_400p.png http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/ Sat, 03 Sep 2011 09:44:40 -0300 <![CDATA[Brazil Bus Travel - Backpacking by Bus in Brazil]]> http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Brazil-Bus-Travel-6/Backpacking-by-Bus-in-Brazil-03-09-11-18 Sat, 03 Sep 2011 00:00:00 -0300 http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Brazil-Bus-Travel-6/Backpacking-by-Bus-in-Brazil-03-09-11-18

When planning your trip to Brazil, you should take into consideration the long distances between cities. You'll need a pre-planned agenda while venturing about Brazil, because it is an enormous country which you need to take into consideration whilst figuring out how to time your trip. There isn't really any trains to get around Brazil, and if you can't afford to fly all over the place then busing it certainly is the your best way of seeing the country. Buses in Brazil are reliable and will take you anywhere you may wish to visit through a massive network of bus routes.

]]> <![CDATA[Cultural Events - Bloco da Lama at the Paraty Carnival]]> http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cultural-Events-4/Bloco-da-Lama-at-the-Paraty-Carnival-22-11-10-14 Mon, 22 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0300 http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cultural-Events-4/Bloco-da-Lama-at-the-Paraty-Carnival-22-11-10-14

Bloco da Lama en el Carnaval de Paraty - Saturday, March 5th, 2011 - Jabaquara Beach, Paraty 

]]> <![CDATA[Blog - FREE Tickets for Carnival in Rio de Janeiro?]]> http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Blog-5/FREE-Tickets-for-Carnival-in-Rio-de-Janeiro-04-11-10-12 Thu, 04 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0300 http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Blog-5/FREE-Tickets-for-Carnival-in-Rio-de-Janeiro-04-11-10-12

There are rumours about a new disposition from the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism together with the State of Rio de Janeiro to launch a new FREE Sector in the Sambodrom of Rio de Janeiro for people that can't afford the Tickets.

We want to know the opinion of the Brazilian Carnival Fans. Do you think it's fair? how it should be implemented? who should get a Free Ticket for the Sambodrom?

Another Discussion Board on: http://www.facebook.com/CarnivalRiodeJaneiro

]]> <![CDATA[Cultural Events - Declaration of the Brazilian Republic]]> http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cultural-Events-4/Declaration-of-the-Brazilian-Republic-13-10-10-11 Wed, 13 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0300 http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cultural-Events-4/Declaration-of-the-Brazilian-Republic-13-10-10-11
The Declaration of the Brazilian Republic was of the most important episodes of the history of Brazil. On November 15th,1889, the republic of Brazil was born, toppling the monarchy of the Brazilian Empire and ending the rule of Emperor Dom Pedro II. Nowadays is a holiday and it is celebrated througout the country.]]> <![CDATA[Cities to visit - Go partying to Florianópolis]]> http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cities-to-visit-3/Go-partying-to-Florianopolis-20-08-10-7 Fri, 20 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0300 http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cities-to-visit-3/Go-partying-to-Florianopolis-20-08-10-7
As South American jet-set spots like Punta del Este in Uruguay lose their novelty, affluent Brazilians and in-the-know internationals have taken the party to Florianópolis and the 40-odd white-sand beaches of the 33-mile-long island that makes up much of the city. Caipirinha-soaked lounges, stylish beach bars and cavernous megaclubs have sprouted all over the island. Once a favored spot of the surf-world, Florianópolis, some 450 miles southwest of Rio de Janeiro, has emerged as a Latin America hot party destination.]]> <![CDATA[Cities to visit - Manaus, exploring the Amazon]]> http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cities-to-visit-3/Manaus,-exploring-the-Amazon-12-08-10-6 Thu, 12 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0300 http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cities-to-visit-3/Manaus,-exploring-the-Amazon-12-08-10-6
With the vogue in ecotourism, this remote city 1,000 miles up the Amazon River system has suddenly become the first port of call for thousands of travelers visiting Brazil. Remnants of Manaus's belle epoque can be seen on a two-hour walking tour. Sparked by a turn-of-the century rubber boom, the city was the first in South America to install streetcars and the second in Brazil to install electricity. Although Manaus is safe as Rio is, but it is best to stroll with discretion. There is plenty to be seen in Manaus and more to be explored. Have you ever been to the Amazon river? Keep on exploring Brazil and let us know!]]> <![CDATA[Cities to visit - Eat brazilian cuisine in São Paulo]]> http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cities-to-visit-3/Eat-brazilian-cuisine-in-Sao-Paulo-05-08-10-3 Thu, 05 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0300 http://www.brazilianexplorer.org/en/Blog-11/Cities-to-visit-3/Eat-brazilian-cuisine-in-Sao-Paulo-05-08-10-3 The abundant praise for São Paulo´s dining scene has historically focused on its global range. Brazilian food, meanwhile, is what you eat at home or in rural roadside pit stops or at restaurants serving dirt-cheap, starch-heavy lunch specials known as "pratos feitos" (literally, "made plates").]]>