Explore Brasilia: A City of Miracles Built for the Future

Explore Brasilia: A City of Miracles Built for the Future Stepping onto the land of Brasilia is like stepping into a modern dreamland sculpted by time. This city, which was only completed in 1960, is a treasure of architecture and planning that Brazil has dedicated to the world. The layout of the city is ingenious, with the whole city in the shape of an airplane, symbolizing take-off and hope. The Three Powers Square, as the "nose of the plane," is the political core and symbol of democracy. The Presidential Palace, the National Congress, and the Supreme Court stand here, solemn and majestic. The two high-rise buildings of the National Congress, one for the Senate and one for the House of Representatives, have unique bowl-shaped roofs, one upright and one inverted, symbolizing the inclusiveness and supervision of democracy. The Brasilia Cathedral is a perfect blend of art and faith. The huge hyperbolic dome and 16 slender pillars support a sacred space, and the stained glass, illuminated by sunlight, decorates the interior of the cathedral like a dream, solemn and full of modernity. In the "wings" and "fuselage" of the city, residential, commercial, cultural, and other areas are distributed in an orderly manner. The Paranoá Lake surrounding the city is like a huge sapphire. In their leisure time, citizens and tourists ride, fish, and picnic by the lake, enjoying their leisure time. At sunset, the lake is dyed orange-red, contrasting with the city's skyline, forming a beautiful picture that is unforgettable.