Sao Paulo Travel Blogs - Page 4

São Paulo was truly a pleasant surprise for the both of us. Up until now, all we'd heard about this place was nothing but negativity . . . fortunately though, that's not what we encountered! One thing's for sure, luckily the weather was perfect while we were passing through because it made a big d…

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Perú, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile... ...I across South America alone with my Diary

Basicly, i went to brazil for a year on exchange! i did a lot, saw a lot, and learned a lot.

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    If I were the director of this study abroad program, I would only make a few changes to the actual agenda. Buenos Aires is a very interesting city, and I definitely feel that a month in this city is well worth it. The Residencia is a very interesting and worthwhile place to stay.…

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About and hour and a half before we landed in Sao Paulo, the flight attendants woke us for breakfast.  It was pretty simple -- hot tea, yogurt, and a croissant.  We landed at 8:05am local time (two hours ahead of Central Standard Time in Texas).  Sao Paulo's Airport is a typical co…

Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay..... it is difficult to decide!! Every single country is beauty, but some are easier to travel around if infraestructure, communications, facilities and staff are up to expectations. Sometimes travelling has some difficulties.... but for those easygoing and independent oriented tourists any inconvenient has an adventure and challenging side!! South America is the right place to go!! Awesome nature, historical cities, warm people and safer than ever.

It is hardly surprising that a country the size and magnitude of Brasil relies on air travel a good deal. I used good old fashioned bus. Yeah it takes a minimum of 10 hours from city to city but you know what, you guaranteed peace of mind, sleep deprivation and enhanced bladder control (something …

Crazy trip to Brazil, beautiful place!

In the fall of 2005, I was lucky enough to get to travel to Brazil for work. I spent about 5 weeks there and had a chance to experience the great city of Sao Paulo, including great restaurants, amazing people, and fun nightlife. We also took weekend trips to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, Argentina. Overall, it was another great trip to South America.

Today started out a bit rough due to going out with the work group last night but I managed to do it and be there by 8am to set up my area.  Work hard, play hard.  I did that then came up to the room and slept till 10 when I had to go present. LOL I was a bit nervous but when I …

Yestarday i've noticed that my first backpacking is going to start in a month! Then i realised how desprepared i am! Man i don't have a bag, backpacking stuff (wharever that means), i don't have even a plan! I just have the flight tickets and,2 printed google maps, no guide and the money to go! M…

Than we were off on a very cushy (goody bags and all) bus to sao paulo. was a bit of a let down considering it is supposed to be the culktural capital of brasil. pretty dirty and lots of sketchy people. maybe we just caught it on a bad day!?