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The main objective of #guaranitribeexperience is to provide the possibility to expand your awareness and get to know a little deeper about the vision and reality of these people, to adopt a lifestyle more connected to the universe, nature, simplicity and collaboration Natural and original experience in indigenous tribes that live, resist and live in two different regions of SP: Capivari Monos Environmental Protection Area (script1) and Jaraguá State Park (script2). We can visit one of these 2 regions according to group preference and indigenous availability. Goals: Know the plantations and ancestral knowledge linked to agriculture, food, music and crafts meditate in the middle of the forest Our entry into the village will support the Guarani by contributing financially to community projects Bathe in the river (route 1) or see a breathtaking view of São Paulo (route 2) Note. For the tour to take place, it is necessary to have at least 2 participants

Comfort and personalization are hallmarks of this private tour with a focus on São Paulo architecture. From the colonial Municipal Theater to the modernist structures of Oscar Niemeyer, the half-day itinerary is made suitable to the unique interests of your private party. A dedicated guide offers explanations and recommendations for exploring each attraction.

Explore a few of Rio De Janeiro’s best museums with this all-in-one ticket. Start the tour at the Central Cultural of the Bank of Brazil, an important cultural institution in the country. Then discover the Art Museum of Rio and its School of Vision that integrates art, history, and education. Finish the tour at the futuristic Museum of Tomorrow which focuses on the sustainability of the planet and different technologies.

The historic small town of Embu, located just outside São Paulo, is nicknamed the Brazilian City of Art thanks to its diverse galleries, studios, and street art. If you’re an art enthusiast, this private tour gives you the chance to explore an art scene more diverse than just about anywhere else in Brazil and take home unique pieces of original Brazilian art.

A super interesting tour, one hour from the largest city in Latin America, we will meet a village Guarani, indigenous people who preserve their language and culture. The word guarani means warrior, and that's what these indigenous people have been doing for years to maintain their culture. On the tour we will meet the spiritual Leader of the group, as well as the "opy" (prayer house of the guaranis), listen to music and dances typical of the Guarani children and have a typical lunch of the village, in addition we will do trails and we will see and know the art of Guarani . This tour aims to get out of São Paulo and get to know the culture of these Brazilian indigenous people.

Visit the Botanical Garden, an institution that is at the forefront of scientific research on tropical flora, and attracts the curiosity of distinguished visitors such as the scientist Albert Einstein. Now it is your turn to know this pleasant space. • Come and visit the Botanical Garden that integrates culture, environment, and scientific knowledge. • Observe the plantation areas and leisure spaces crossed by alleys and decorated with sculptures, bridges, pergolas, fountains, and lakes. • Meet the place for the acclimatization in a tropical climate of oriental spices, such as black tea, in the early nineteenth century. • Get to know the place where the Chinese, who held millenarian knowledge about tea culture, came to take care of the spices. • Make a quick visit to the Brazilian Jockey Club, close to the Botanical Garden, and built in Louis XV style.

Join us for an immersive afternoon of Axé in Candomblé, where we honor the Orixás through sacred food offerings, music, and traditions. Discover the deep spiritual significance behind dishes like acarajé for Iansã, a fiery and bold delicacy, amalá for Xangô, made with okra and dendê, symbolizing justice and strength, and caruru for the Ibejis, representing joy and balance. Typical Afro Brasilian Lunch will be offered. As we present these offerings, we will explain the rituals, chants, and gestures that connect devotees to the divine forces of nature. This experience is a journey into the heart of Afro-Brazilian spirituality, where faith, ancestry, and community come together in celebration and devotion.