When we were kids, one of our favorite toys was a kaleidoscope. What is that? The kaleidoscope is an optical instrument made of mirrors that reflect objects in a symmetrical pattern. The colors and the shapes amazed us and enticed our imagination.
This section simply represent a wide array of colors on cultural, traveling and fooding explorations.
Would you like to join me on my discoveries and sightings? Come along and enjoy the ride :)
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By Katrina Day & Philomena Polefrone, narrated by Julia Rehwald, Chace Crawford, Beau Bridges, Helen Hunt, Justin H. Min, Rachel Dratch, Jessica Barden, Becca Blackwell, Bree Sharp, and full cast
4 hours 56 min
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Perched on top of the Paraíba Valley, Cunha is a charming city in between the states of São Paulo and Rio.
Whether you are just passing through or heading there for a few days, this town has a lot to offer!
Read on to find out more...
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My 4th trip to Brazil started with a laidback weekend, far from the hectic rhythm of the cities and my list of explorations.
Guaratinguetá is a charming village, where one can rest, body and soul.
Read on in the post!
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São Vicente is the first permanent settlement in Brazil.
It is still a small city by the sea and has a lot of history and culture to offer.
Curious to find out more? Read on!
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As mentioned in my previous post, I always touch base in São Paulo when I am headed to Brazil.
This article will paint a glimpse of the parts of the city and state that I have been to so far.
When you are ready for the kaleidoscope, read on!
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When you say Brazil, most people immediately think of football. Which is indeed a big thing there! But the sub-continent is so much more than just that!
It is paradisiac beaches, coffee, fashion, music and culture, various industries, and so much more!
In this series, I will post pictures of my trips there. Because I have been visiting the different regions since 2005 and there are still so many others to explore ✈️
