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understanding a bit about carioca culture in general is advised -  for instance, soccer is very important in rio de janeiro, thus avoiding wearing t-shirts of adversaries soccer teams is always appreciated and a polite gesture.

ideally, visitors should learn a few basic words before going into a visit - such as 'bom dia,' meaning good-day, 'oi,' meaning 'hi,' and most importantly 'obrigado,' meaning 'thank you' - a word that should be used whenever possible to show gratitude to the hospitality.

the proper interaction between visitors and residents results in a more rewarding cultural exchange between both groups, and an ever more welcoming and favorable attitude towards favela visits in general.    arrow-back      arrow-forward

largo do machado
attractions leblon
beaches leme
sports peixoto
entertainment rocinha
music são conrado
nightlife urca
restaurants vidigal
shopping attractions
etiquette parks
carnival beaches
réveillon pacification police favela tours dining & lodging samba school accommodations
accommodations access &transport discussing Rio de Janeiro's neighborhoods zona norte transport
transport health & environment visiting zona oeste favelas
safety bailes funk interacting zona central rio maps
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zona sul

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