by Oliver Marshall and Jim Hine. Dilwyn Jenkins David (Author)
Brazil, with 150 million people in an area roughly the size of the USA, is more a continent than a country. Few countries have greater variety to offer the traveller: the metropolis of Sao Paulo, a South American New York, Rio, the rolling "pampas" of the south, the rivers and forests of Amazonia and the tropical coastline and harsh interior of the northeast. This guide is more than just a list of what to see and where to stay, it also sets into contemporary context this array of physical, historical, cultural and popular diversity. From river travel on the Amazon, to how to get the most out of "Carnaval", from colonial churches to Brazilian music, this guide informs, advises and celebrates Brazil.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 557
Edition: 2nd Ed
Publisher: Rough Guides
Published: 01 Jan 1990
ISBN 10: 0747101272
ISBN 13: 9780747101277