Rio de Janeiro

Copacabana Beach is known as the world's most famous beach. The coastline is 4.5 kilometers long. The sea is blue, the waves are white, the beach is clean and soft, and the temperature is suitable for the whole year. There are many rivers, and you can meet all kinds of locals and tourists. And the love of football also permeates every corner, I think this is also the inevitable element of this football kingdom. The perfect physical coordination of the Brazilians and the innate artistic cells also makes the entire coastline more colorful.

Mount Jesus, also known as Camelback Mountain, Monte Cristo, officially known as Corcovado Mountain, is located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's second largest city. The hill is located at an altitude of 2310 feet and a height of 709 meters. It is the most ideal place to visit Rio de Janeiro. Christ the Redeemer statue. Although the weather is usually rainy but the air quality is very good. The buildings and roads under the mountain are clearly visible, which really makes me happy. The image of Christ in the rain did not appear to be desolate because of the rain. Instead, it became taller and taller, sheltering this land he loved and every one of his people. Coupled with the light of the night and the refraction of the clouds, a more magnificent image of Christ appeared in the sky, and I am afraid that this can only be seen in such bad weather.

Brazil Rio de Janeiro Ladder Church When I finished this circle of friends, someone replied, didnt go out, really didnt know that there was such a place in the world. Thank you for bringing your world to me. To be honest, I went to this church and was completely shocked. This post-modern-style church is located in the heart of Rio's city. Unlike traditional European churches, this church is bold in both design and materials. The is also called the Rio Cathedral. Because it is shaped like a ladder, it is called the Ladder Church. It is understood that the entire church is conical and consists of regular square boxes (windows). It is a concrete structure that was started in 1964 and took 12 years to complete. Inside the church, the colored glass makes up a huge cross, the sun slanting down from the stained glass, and the organ sounds surround the quiet church. Here, you will feel very small, but lament the ancients. Raiders information: opening time: 7

Brazil Rio de Janeiro This Chinese translation has no place, perhaps you have never heard of, but you must have already brushed this photo online! As the global red sacred place, ins blogger's favorite punching point, this stone wall located in the hills of Barra de Guaratiba town, because of the misplacement, made a lot of incredible photos, also Attracting visitors from all over the world to punch in. The steep rock, the blue bay in the distance, the green hills embedded in the emerald, no more beautiful than taking a piece here. : About transportation: The most convenient way to get to Pedra do Telgrafo is to take Uber and tell the driver to go to the town of Barra de Guaratiba, about RMB 100. I am driving by myself. About the best shooting time: It is recommended to go from noon to afternoon. At this moment, the photo will not be backlit. It takes about 1 hour to climb from the foot of the mountain to Pedra do Telgrafo. It is recommended to wear sneakers, but you need to queue up. Prepare. Tips: When climbing a mountain, you will pass through the slums, so it is recommended to go there.

This "color" is the color of the color. I am a fan of Sony cameras, more than 40 million pixels to shoot colorful spots around the country. Brazil is rich and rich in color, just like the Brazilians we met! We felt the enthusiasm of Samba but the civilization, and did not see the traces of prejudice against Rio and left regrets!

In 2013, there were many informal buildings in the slums. Slums are also rapidly becoming the most significant manifestation of urban poverty in developing countries. There are many different names for slums, and housing ownership arrangements vary. In all slums, buildings range from the simplest shacks to permanent buildings, and some houses are even surprisingly good. However, most slums lack access to clean water, electricity, sanitation and other basic services. Rio de Janeiro's slum location is very good, it can be said that the ice and fire two heaven

Copacabana Beach is known as the most famous beach in the world. It is not their self-proclaimed, but has been recognized by many media and tourists. It has a 4.5-km long coastline, azure waters and white clean beaches. The endless stream of people, coupled with the temperature that is suitable for the whole year, attracts countless visitors to enjoy the Brazilian style. So when I first arrived, I was intimidated by the crowds here. It was the first time I saw such a lively beach, umbrellas of various colors, various lounge chairs distributed on the beach. Every corner of the city, passionate men and women, is like a lively market where people share the warmth of the sun. There is a saying that the person lying with you in the sun may be a billionaire, maybe a tramp, but at this moment, the sun will not be embarrassing.

Sugar Loaf Mountain is not high above sea level, and the height of the mountain top is 395 meters. However, standing on the top of the mountain at the south exit of Guanabara Bay, it can see the beauty of Rio. Its name is also very simple and straightforward. Because it looks like bread from a distance, it is named Baker Hill. But in fact it has two hills, one like a stand-up bread, a flat bread... although I don't think it is like... This is the beach below the Sugarloaf Mountain, passionate The unrestrained Brazilians will not let go of every beach that can be enjoyed. There are also many people here. To the top of the hill, you need to take the cable car and pass the beach. Some scenes taken on the way to the cable car have not yet reached the top of the mountain. In fact, you can see a lot of urban scenery in Rio, especially the Guanabara Bay below, sparkling, boats, The sky is blue, the silver sand of the beach is dazzling, the neat houses and the parasols on the beach are vivid.

Before you go through the slums, you will also wonder if there will be scenes of drug dealers, gangsters, fights and even gun battles everywhere, but when you really step inside, the feeling will soon disappear, there are regular shops here. , barbershops, restaurants, etc., most of the people here are very kind, friendly and smiling. If your luck is good enough, you may encounter street football or samba performances on the streets or alleys here. More than 2 million people live in slums and live in a corner that has been forgotten by the city. However, it is a colorful world, so that people walking in it can easily have colored moods and memories.