Brazil
Brazil, the biggest country in South America, is famous for its many different natural areas and rich culture. The Amazon rainforest in Brazil is very important for the environment. It has a lot of different plants and animals and helps the whole world's environment. Brazil's coast, especially the famous beaches in Rio de Janeiro, and the big Iguaçu Falls, are popular with tourists and are important for the country's nature.
Brazil's culture is made up of parts from native, African, and European backgrounds. This mix is especially seen in Brazilian music and dance, like in the yearly Carnival. This event is known around the world for its exciting parades and colorful celebrations. Brazil's history includes stories of native people and the effects of Portuguese control. These parts of its history have made Brazil a place with a mix of old traditions and new ways.
Demographics
Economics & Tourism
Cost Of Living Index
37.7
Annual Tourists
6 million
Homicide Rate
21.3 per 100,000
Median Income
$18.144/yearly
Tourism Revenue
$ 33 million (2022)
Top Activities
Cultural Tours, Food Tours, Beaches
Source: World Bank | CIA World Factbook | Statista | Trading Economics | UNODC | NUMBEO