So close it hurts, literally: Facing up to Iguazu Falls
On the Argentinian side of the world-famous Iguazu falls, you can get so close that it hurts. No really, it hurts.
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Kicking back at Rio's original rock star hotel
Janis Joplin fell into the pool and The Rolling Stones loved the beds so much they tried to buy them: this is a hotel with serious cool cred.
Welcome to the Paris of the jungle
For a brief period in the 1800s one of the gaudiest cities in the world could be found deep in the Amazon.
Majestic Iguassu Falls presents wonders at every turn
Raging waters form a white veil on the Argentine-Brazil border.
Finding Niemeyer: The Oscar Niemeyer Rio experience
A top-class travel package allows you to explore the legacy of the famed architect.
One of the world's best beach towns is 500km from the nearest coast
Located far from the sea in a remote corner of the Amazon jungle, this city ranks among the world's most alluring beach towns.
Photos: Revellers get dirty at Brazil's muddy Carnival party
Take at look at this year's traditional "Bloco da Lama" or "Mud Street" carnival party, in Paraty, Brazil.
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Home of the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games, Brazil has always been a hot destination. But now it's even hotter. From the party atmosphere and world-famous beaches of Rio de Janeiro to the remote, wild jungle around the Amazon river, Brazil offers adventures to suit all kinds of travellers. It's the world's fifth largest country by both population and geography, so there's plenty to explore.
