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Brazil has many stories to tell. This 517-year-old country has a rich and diverse culture worth exploring. From North to South, you can embark on a journey filled with stories, art, music, and much beauty to be discovered. Below you will find some suggestions.Taypa de Pilão Circuit (São Paulo)The main idea is to venture into the western metropolitan area of São Paulo and offer guided tours to showcase the true history of the Bandeirantes, of historical properties designated as landmarks by IPHAN (National Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage). The tour includes six municipalities: Barueri, Carapicuíba, Cotia, Embu, Santana de Parnaíba, and São Roque.Civic Itinerary (Brasília)Civic tourism aims to provide all tourists the opportunity to visit the capital of all Brazilians. To facilitate and organize the tours, thematic routes were created, such as: Route of the Capital’s Antecedents; Route of the Construction of Brasília; Route of Democracy and National Sovereignty; Route of Culture and Concrete; Route of Brasília of All Peoples and Nations; and Route of the City Park Brasília.Farroupilha (Rio Grande do Sul)The path offers the chance to enjoy the culture of Rio Grande do Sul, aiming to highlight the importance of historical facts and personalities from the State. The Farroupilha route, a path of Culture and Tradition of Rio Grande do Sul, consists of 12 municipalities, divided into two parts: Costa Doce (Guaíba, Camaquã, São Lourenço do Sul, Pelotas, Rio Grande, São José do Norte, and Piratini) and the Border of Rio Grande do Sul (Alegrete, Bagé, Santana do Livramento, Rosário do Sul, and Caçapava do Sul).Cangaço Route (Alagoas)The Cangaço Route tour, which offers navigation along the river in a catamaran and a trail in the caatinga, seeks to rescue the traditions and cultures of the northeastern hinterland. The Cangaço Route starts at the pier of Piranhas/AL, but departures can also be made from Aracaju/SE.Surprise, Adventure & Mystery (Piauí)The itinerary includes tours to enjoy the fauna, flora, houses, crafts, cuisine, and beaches. It covers visits to places near the capital, such as Pedro II and the Sete Cidades National Park, and, of course, includes the coastline with a visit to the Delta of Parnaíba. The municipalities that are part of the tour itinerary are: Teresina, Pedro II, Piracuruca, Parnaíba, and Luís Correia.Acre Valley (Acre)The itinerary aims to tell the story of Chico Mendes to impart knowledge and offer the experience of daily life in a rubber plantation. The tour also allows tourists to learn about famous social movements that occurred in the 1970s in the State of Acre.Historical Cities (Sergipe)Sergipe is one of the most cultural states in the Northeast, due to its great historical heritage. Be sure to visit the cities of São Cristóvão (the fourth oldest city in Brazil) and Laranjeiras (also recognized as national historical and artistic heritage by IPHAN).Royal Roads (Minas Gerais)The Royal Road is a highly sought-after tourist destination. The tours retrace the path of gold and diamonds, highlighting its heritage and the history of the State of Minas Gerais. Along the way, you will enjoy and learn about various cultural and historical sites in the State.Viva Chapada Itinerary (Goiás) The northeast of Goiás has gained fame due to its beautiful landscapes, crystal-clear rivers, and natural beauty. The itinerary features the Chapada National Park and the Valley of the Moon, among other local places.Petrópolis (Rio de Janeiro)Just 65 km from Rio, Petrópolis is home to numerous historical buildings. One of themost important is the Imperial Museum. The former residence of the royal family houses furniture and jewelry from former members of the Court. To visit other attractions in the city center, such as the beautiful Cathedral of São Pedro de Alcântara and the homes of personalities like Santos Dumont, Rui Barbosa, and Princess Isabel, it is worth taking carriage rides, which have been adapted and given a carriage touch.Source: Ministry of Tourism