The National Geographic channel’s team visited Brazil and has posted this video on the Net showing some of the most beautiful places in the South American country. The show and talk about the culture in Sao paulo, Rio de Janeiro, the Pantanal and the Amazon.
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The history of this festival dates back to the days when cowboys traveled long distances to sell their cattle. The journeys used to last anywhere from three to six months and it was necessary for the cowboys to carry non-perishable foods, so the meats were preserved in salt for the long journeys.
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The hotel Lalaguna is situated 17km from Avaré and it offers comfort, charm and relaxation in nature. It is an ideal retreat for those seeking very high standard of services at any time of year.
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One of the popular water activities available in Avare is a relaxing cruise on the lake. There are several companies offering boat trips and of course I had to try one out.
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Malagueta is a piece of nature inside the city of Avare. The friendly and hospitality service brings visitors from all over the world.
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My Brazil trek continues in Avare and today I am at the enormous lake (repressa) taking a ride in a speedboat with some friends.
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Last weekend was Carnival in Brazil and like always, it was an amazing event with everybody celebrating.
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If ever you are in Avare its worth visiting the chocolate shop, Caramelles. They not only sell chocolates but they actually produce them all by hand in their own kitchen.
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I recently had the pleasure of visiting a farm that produces cachaça or otherwise known as Pinga. The farm is called Reserva do Tanoeiro, it is situated just outside the city of Avare. Upon arriving at the farm I was completely blown away by the beautiful surrounding views.
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