The Rio Times
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Latin America's Voice from Rio de Janeiro We are connecting readers worldwide to the landscapes of Brazil, LatAm, and the Global South.
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Sacred Pyramids of Grão Pará, Santa Catarina, Brazil
The Sacred Pyramids of Grão Pará, in the highlands of Santa Catarina, are the kind of place that sparks curiosity at first glance: geometric structures on the edge of the mountains, wrapped in stories, theories and a touch of mystery. Many visitors go there in search of energy or spirituality, while others simply want to take in the sweeping views over the surrounding valleys.
Beyond any belief, what stands out most is the atmosphere of silence and immensity around them. It is the kind of landscape that forces a slower pace, invites contemplation and makes the world feel a little bigger—and calmer—than it did before the visit.
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Breezy Dunes of Praia das Alma, Brazil
Just a short walk from Ronco do Mar, the dunes of Praia das Almas open up into a quiet landscape of white sand, sea breeze and endless sky. It is the kind of place made for slowing down, watching the colors change at sunset and feeling the coast of Ceará at its most peaceful.
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A Sunset Only Rio Can Deliver
As the sun sinks behind the Dois Irmãos, Arpoador turns into a natural amphitheater: sky on fire in gold and orange, waves catching the last light, and an entire crowd holding its breath for those final seconds of the day. Nothing quite compares to this moment, when applause breaks out and Rio proves once again why it feels unique in the world.
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Ready to travel back in time without leaving Mexico City?
Explore the story of Mexico from the Olmecs to the Mexicas and Mayas in the heart of Chapultepec at the National Museum of Anthropology, one of the country’s most important cultural landmarks. The current building, inaugurated in 1964, houses major archaeological treasures like the iconic Sun Stone and extensive ethnographic collections across 22 permanent galleries.
From monumental pre‑Hispanic sculptures to immersive rooms that feel like portals into ancient civilizations, it is an essential stop for anyone visiting Mexico City who wants history, culture, and unforgettable photos in one place.
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