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It is generally recommended not to do so, due to the potential presence of dangerous elements, the absence of security, and the lack of resources and proper facilities in case of emergencies.

Taking environmental factors into consideration before entering a favela is a necessity - it is important to make sure that there will not be storms or other adverse weather conditions during the time a visit is planned, as heavy rain can cause passages to become slippery and rocks to fall.

To ensure a safe, enjoyable visit to a favela, especially one with beautiful sights and views, visiting during the day is always the best option.

As with being a guest in any neighborhood, it is important to be respectful to the residents of the favela while not drawing too much attention when entering or walking around.   arrow-back      arrow-forward

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