Discover the 20 natural wonders of Brazil on a visual journey through our country's most impressive landscapes.
This video presents breathtaking footage showcasing the diversity of our ecosystem. From dramatic storms over deep waters to the serenity of a boat trip through mangrove forests, each scene has been selected to highlight the raw beauty of our Brazilian landscapes. It's content aimed at those who want to observe the natural world with new eyes and appreciate the unique biodiversity we possess.
By exploring tourist spots in Brazil that many are unaware of, the documentary connects these beauties to the country's history, offering a global perspective on what we have that is most rich. Through vast canyons at sunset, imposing waterfalls, and wildlife in their habitat, you will have a complete panorama of Brazil's nature, revealing why this territory is so unique.
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🌿 Amazon — the flying rivers that supply the rains of the south-central region
🏖️ Lençóis Maranhenses — the desert with fish that receives more rain than London
🦁 Pantanal — the largest concentration of observable jaguars in the world
💧 Jalapão — bubbling springs where it's impossible to sink
⛰️ Mount Roraima — the mountain that inspired the dinosaur novel
🐢 Fernando de Noronha — where the number of tourists is limited by law
💎 Abismo Anhumas — an 80m cave, only 8 people per day
🌊 Iguazu Falls — "Poor Niagara," said Eleanor Roosevelt
… and 12 more places that most Brazilians never See
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🗺️ OUTSIDE THE ATLAS is the channel about countries the world doesn't really know.
Today we're staying home — in a Brazil you've probably never seen.
If this video surprised you, leave a like and share — because this country deserves to be seen for real.
💬 Which of these 20 wonders did you already know? And which surprised you the most?
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⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 — The Brazil that most people don't know
00:45 — Welcome to Outside the Atlas
01:00 — Introduction: 20 wonders, one country
02:00 — #01 Amazon Rainforest
04:00 — #02 Lençóis Maranhenses
06:00 — #03 Pantanal — where the jaguar reigns
08:00 — #04 Jalapão — the golden desert
10:00 — #05 Fernando de Noronha
12:00 — #06 Mount Roraima
14:00 — #07 Chapada dos Veadeiros
16:00 — #08 Chapada Diamantina
18:00 — #09 Alter do Chão
20:00 — #10 Bonito
22:00 — #11 Chapada das Mesas
24:00 — #12 Northern Pantanal — jaguars up close
26:00 — #13 Jericoacoara
28:00 — #14 Pirarucu do Xingu
30:00 — #15 Projeto Tamar
32:00 — #16 Serra do Divisor
34:00 — #17 Delta do Parnaíba
36:00 — #18 Abismo Anhumas
38:00 — #19 Vale do Ribeira
40:00 — #20 Iguazu Falls
37:00 — The Brazil that is disappearing
39:00 — What this country teaches us
40:00 — Next Destinations
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#Brazil #OutsideTheAtlas #Pantanal #LençóisMaranhenses #Jalapão #FernandoDeNoronha #MountRoraima #WorldCuriosities #BrazilianNature #BrazilianDocumentary
Discover the 20 natural wonders of Brazil on a visual journey through our country's most impressive landscapes.
This video presents breathtaking footage showcasing the diversity of our ecosystem. From dramatic storms over deep waters to the serenity of a boat trip through mangrove forests, each scene has been selected to highlight the raw beauty of our Brazilian landscapes. It's content aimed at those who want to observe the natural world with new eyes and appreciate the unique biodiversity we possess.
By exploring tourist spots in Brazil that many are unaware of, the documentary connects these beauties to the country's history, offering a global perspective on what we have that is most rich. Through vast canyons at sunset, imposing waterfalls, and wildlife in their habitat, you will have a complete panorama of Brazil's nature, revealing why this territory is so unique.
Subscribe to receive more videos about the natural wonders of Brazil and leave a comment telling us which of these places you would most like to visit in person.
🌿 Amazon — the flying rivers that supply the rains of the south-central region
🏖️ Lençóis Maranhenses — the desert with fish that receives more rain than London
🦁 Pantanal — the largest concentration of observable jaguars in the world
💧 Jalapão — bubbling springs where it's impossible to sink
⛰️ Mount Roraima — the mountain that inspired the dinosaur novel
🐢 Fernando de Noronha — where the number of tourists is limited by law
💎 Abismo Anhumas — an 80m cave, only 8 people per day
🌊 Iguazu Falls — "Poor Niagara," said Eleanor Roosevelt
… and 12 more places that most Brazilians never See
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
🗺️ OUTSIDE THE ATLAS is the channel about countries the world doesn't really know.
Today we're staying home — in a Brazil you've probably never seen.
If this video surprised you, leave a like and share — because this country deserves to be seen for real.
💬 Which of these 20 wonders did you already know? And which surprised you the most?
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 — The Brazil that most people don't know
00:45 — Welcome to Outside the Atlas
01:00 — Introduction: 20 wonders, one country
02:00 — #01 Amazon Rainforest
04:00 — #02 Lençóis Maranhenses
06:00 — #03 Pantanal — where the jaguar reigns
08:00 — #04 Jalapão — the golden desert
10:00 — #05 Fernando de Noronha
12:00 — #06 Mount Roraima
14:00 — #07 Chapada dos Veadeiros
16:00 — #08 Chapada Diamantina
18:00 — #09 Alter do Chão
20:00 — #10 Bonito
22:00 — #11 Chapada das Mesas
24:00 — #12 Northern Pantanal — jaguars up close
26:00 — #13 Jericoacoara
28:00 — #14 Pirarucu do Xingu
30:00 — #15 Projeto Tamar
32:00 — #16 Serra do Divisor
34:00 — #17 Delta do Parnaíba
36:00 — #18 Abismo Anhumas
38:00 — #19 Vale do Ribeira
40:00 — #20 Iguazu Falls
37:00 — The Brazil that is disappearing
39:00 — What this country teaches us
40:00 — Next Destinations
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#Brazil #OutsideTheAtlas #Pantanal #LençóisMaranhenses #Jalapão #FernandoDeNoronha #MountRoraima #WorldCuriosities #BrazilianNature #BrazilianDocumentary
Aquela caverna que só pode ser visitada por 8 pessoas por dia, achei fantástica.