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in fact, learning in advance a bit about favela history and culture can prevent accidental and misplaced remarks and awkward situations - the best way to 'discuss' a favela is to humbly and respectfully listen, and when and if a direct opinion is asked it, responses should be presented with sensitivity. 

visitors interested in visiting a favela should read our favelas safety & tips section, covering access & transport, health & environment, and baile funk.  it is also important to view the favelas history & culture section, as it would help in understanding more about the areas being visited, allowing for a more meaningful excursion and interaction with the local residents.    arrow-back     arrow-forward

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