| A nation that is rich in sights and
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| | hotel. Keep a map if you must and don?t
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| attractions, Brazil is one of the best
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| | allow anyone to know you are lost if ever
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| destination choices when you fly south of
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| | you caught in the situation. Knowing
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| America. Brazil is the 5th largest and
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| | where you are going leads to a safer
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| 5th most populous country in the world.
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| | Brazil travel.
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| Its territory spans from the Atlantic
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| | 5. Bring necessary clothes and survival
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| Ocean to the central and east of South
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| | stuff. Bring long pants, long-sleeved
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| America, dwarfing the neighboring
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| | shirt, eyeglasses, cap or hat to avoid
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| countries of Argentina, Uraguay, and
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| | mosquito bites. To further attracting
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| Paraguay in the south, Bolivia and Peru
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| | illnesses from insects like dengue,
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| in the east, and Columbia, Venezuela,
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| | leishmaniasis, and malaria, do bring
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| Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana in
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| | insect repellant. Or, if you are planning
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| the north.
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| | to stay out overnight, bring mosquito
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| 10 Most Popular Brazil destinations:
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| | nets, insect sprays, and necessary
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| Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro,
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| | prescription medications.
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| Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro,
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| | 6. Take taxi instead of busses. Bring
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| Museu de Arte de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo,
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| | money pouches strap around your neck. If
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| Ipanema Beach, Rio de Janeiro,
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| | you are driving your car, always keep the
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| Tijuca National Park, Rio de Janeiro,
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| | door locked.
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| Iguacu Falls, Foz de Iguacu, Parana
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| | 7. Respect the locals.
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| Pantanal Wetlands, Pantanal, Mato Grosso
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| | 8. If you are a victim of crime, report
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| Teatro Municipal, Rio de Janeiro,
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| | immediately.
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| Sugar Loaf Mountain (Pao de Acucar), Rio
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| | 9. Brazil like any other places has rules
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| de Janeiro
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| | to follow. Obey them to keep you out of
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| Pelourinho, Salvador, Bahia
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| | trouble.
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| If you plan to travel to any of these
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| | Don?ts:
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| places or plan take Brazil experience
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| | 1. Never bring excessive valuables and
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| elsewhere, here are some of the things
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| | show it to public. As much as possible
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| you should remember.
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| | leave your rings, necklaces, bracelets,
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| Do?s:
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| | and other jewelries in a safe place. You
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| 1. Try to learn as much Portuguese as you
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| | can rent a purchase deposit box to keep
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| can. Yes, Portuguese. If you happen to
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| | your valuables safe.
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| visit other South American countries and
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| | 2. Don?t carry money and credit card you
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| have learned Spanish in the process,
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| | don?t need because you can never tell
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| well, you can?t use it. Try to learn some
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| | when pickpocketers attack. Although
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| word- the usual conversational phrases
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| | Brazil has several safe places for
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| and sentences. Remember that although you
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| | tourists like Rio de Janeiro, it is
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| can survive with English in large cities,
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| | always wise to keep your money in safe
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| most people living in rural areas would
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| | place. Try to carry enough cash for the
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| not be able to understand you.
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| | day or at least one credit card with you.
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| 2. Avoid dark and isolated places
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| | Leave the rest in you hotel.
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| especially if you are alone.
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| | 3. Don?t swim in any fresh waters.
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| 3. Carry only the basics. In this way,
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| | 4. Avoid eating street foods and drink
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| you can avoid the eyes of petty
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| | only bottled water. Don?t handle any
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| criminals.
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| | animals.
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| 4. Know your destination before leaving.
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| | 5. Don?t bring to your hotel room any
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| This rule applies before you leave the
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| | strangers you meet outside.
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