Unique Treasures: Things That Only Exist in Brazil and Will Amaze You

Açaí is much more than a fruit; it's a symbol of the Brazilian Amazon.

This soft drink, made with Amazonian guaraná extract (Paullinia cupana), has a unique flavor that finds no parallel anywhere else in the world.

Found throughout practically the entire national territory, capybaras have become symbols of tranquility and adaptability, frequently seen in urban parks, golf courses, and even on the streets of some Brazilian cities.

Capoeira combines fighting, dance, music, and life philosophy in a way unique to the world.

Although solstice festivals exist in various cultures, the Brazilian Festa Junina is unique in the world. The combination of Portuguese Catholic elements, indigenous traditions, and Brazilian creativity.

Although several countries have carnival, the Brazilian Street Carnival, especially in Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, and Recife, is unique in the world.

Different from French truffles or Belgian chocolates, brigadeiro has unique texture and flavor, plus a simplicity that makes it accessible and democratic.

Coxinha is one of Brazil's most ingenious culinary creations. This fried savory, with potato or wheat flour dough traditionally filled with shredded chicken and catupiry cheese.

Pé de moleque is a traditional sweet made with peanuts and rapadura (brown sugar cake) or brown sugar that finds no similar anywhere else in the world.