Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, a completely new city

Here is a tour itinerary for Brasilia: 1. City Overview Brasilia is the capital of Brazil, located on the Brazilian Plateau in the Federal District of Brazil. It is the fourth largest city in Brazil and the largest city in the world built after the 20th century. It is world-famous for its unique modernist architectural style and planning layout, and is known as the "World Architecture Expo". In addition, Brasilia has a pleasant climate with four seasons like spring, and 100 square meters of green space per capita, making it the city with the most green space in the world. 2. Main attractions 1. Separation of Powers Square • Introduction: This is the core area of ​​Brasilia, surrounded by important buildings such as the Presidential Palace, Congress, and the Supreme Court. The sculptures and designs here are very symbolic and it is a great place to learn about Brazil's political history. • Features: The square has sculptures such as Os Candangos, which commemorate the urban workers of Brasilia. 2. Brasilia Cathedral • Introduction: This church has a unique shape. Its glass dome is supported by 16 parabolic pillars. The sunlight shines through the glass, creating a sacred and beautiful atmosphere. • Features: The church hall is located below ground level, with a maximum internal diameter of 70 meters. It is one of the landmark buildings in Brasilia. 3. Brasilia TV Tower • Introduction: Climbing the TV tower, you can overlook the entire city of Brasilia and appreciate the city’s unique layout and beautiful scenery. 4. Lake Paranoá • Introduction: This is a man-made lake with many parks and recreational areas around it. You can enjoy a leisurely time by the lake by taking a walk, cycling or taking a boat tour. 5. Itamaraty Palace • Introduction: The office building of the government’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the entire building stands in the lake and the four walls are made of glass. The building is surrounded by pools, and the white clouds, blue sky, water and high-rise buildings form an extraordinary beautiful picture, which is known as the "Crystal Palace". 3. Itinerary suggestions 1. Day 1 • Upon arrival in Brasilia, check in to hotel and take a short rest. • Visit the Square of the Three Powers to admire the magnificent modernist architecture and feel the political atmosphere of Brazil. • At noon, taste Brazilian specialties such as Brazilian barbecue, black bean rice, etc. at a restaurant near the square. • In the afternoon, visit the Brasilia Cathedral and experience its unique architectural style and sacred atmosphere. 2. Day 2 • In the morning, head to the Brasilia TV Tower to overlook the city. • At noon, enjoy lunch at a restaurant near the TV tower. • Visit Lake Paranoa in the afternoon and enjoy some leisure time. 3. Day 3 • Visit other famous buildings in Brasilia, such as the Itamaraty Palace, etc. • In the afternoon, you can visit the local shopping mall and buy some unique souvenirs, such as Brazilian handicrafts, gemstones, etc. 4. Accommodation Recommendations There are many types of accommodation options in Brasilia, ranging from budget hotels to high-end luxury hotels. You can choose to stay in the city center area close to major attractions, which has convenient transportation and makes it easy to visit various attractions. For example, Royal Tulip Brazil Dawn Hotel, Atos Bulko Plus Executive Hotel, etc. 5. Notes 1. Safety: Brasilia has relatively good public security, but you still need to pay attention to the safety of your personal belongings and avoid traveling alone at night. 2. Transportation: You can buy a BHT card to facilitate the use of buses and subways. Alternatively, you can take a taxi or Uber. 3. Best time to travel: Brasilia’s climate is a tropical savanna climate, which is warm and dry all year round. The best season for travel is from April to October every year, when there is less rainfall and the temperature is suitable. I hope this itinerary helps you have a pleasant and unforgettable vacation in Brasilia!