Conhecer mais o Brasil, tem pantanal, parintins, bonito, alter do chão, piaui, natal( dunas), ocktorbeer festival, florianopolis... Tem muito lugar lindo, agora só pós pandemia.
Ainda que, na real, essa área provavelmente tinha mata atlântica originalmente, não? Um dos campi da minha universidade é dentro de uma área preservada de mata atlântica, e lá é bem "jungle", mesmo
Generally, people associate a very bad image with the city of Rio de Janeiro and forget (or don't know) that there is a STATE called Rio de Janeiro, which is very diverse and large (with a size equivalent to that of Denmark). This farm is a beautiful example, located in the city of Vassouras, which was an important commercial center during the monarchical period of Brazil, as well as Petrópolis, the imperial city of the mountainous region of the state. A completely different city, with a cold climate, German culture and just 70 km from the capital. Rio de Janeiro is much more than beaches and favelas, but people don't see it.
@@DivertLiving I'm glad you guys liked it. It's great to see people showing other realities in the state of Rio, in addition to the stereotype. I hope you come back again and do not miss the mountain region.
True. The state of Rio has a HUGE potencial to tourism wich is far from being fully used. There's the mountais and imperial cities, the coffe valey, the beaches of the country side such as buzios and cabo frio or angra dos reis and Paraty, there's also the mountains in the coffe valley in Resende, and itatitia (including Penedo). And even the capital could earn way more than It does with good publicity. But somehow the politicians/business people here didnt realize this potencial yet???
Mas a cidade do Rio mesmo está longe de ser a pior em taxa de homicídios do país. Acontece que uma morte no Rio é notícia, mas, sei lá, em Rondônia não é. Salvador e Fortaleza, por exemplo, tem índices piores.
@@DivertLiving It does remind us of an old american cotton farm. Here is a sad, but interesting piece of history about this place. Brazil has been the world leader in cofee production for the last 170 years, and that region (Vale do Café) concentrated most of the national production during the second half of the XIX century, thus becoming first place also on the slave trade. After the slavery abolition act in 1888, the local economy crumbled and coffee production moved mainly to São Paulo and Minas Gerais, where the market was more competitive. The place has a sad and violent past. Fortunately, today there´s not much left from that past, apart from rich history and stunning old coffee barons' mansions and farms.
The international media when shows Brazil only catch the favelas, soccer, carnival, crimes and poverty looks like they want to create a stereotype about the country but Brazil is much more than that. It’s stunning beach’s, beautiful and huge nature, happy and warm people, culture diversity, nice food, nice vibe, happy, energetic, nature life style, big cities full of diversity.I don’t really understand why the media only show the bad, every country have a bad part but international media only show the bad of Brazil for the world. Hopefully people around the world will be able too travel here and see this amazing place with their own eyes and judge on their own feelings. Welcome to Brazil guys feel at home.
@@saumpaulinxxx No, I guess that was back when we had a president who couldn't say two words that made sense and, by the way, participated in the party that created the biggest corruption scheme in human history. Did I say something about her predecessor? The one that was arrested for money laundering and corruption? Oh yes... there's that too
Not something I expected to see from Brazil. This is whole different side of Brazil I have never seen. The shower scene of the horse reminds me of showering an elephant in Thailand. Awesome video guys, pleasant to watch :) and informative, like the vibe.
man, I'm Brazilian and I'm from the state of Minas Gerais. If you expect to see historic cities, wonderful mountains and the BEST coffee in the world, Minas is the Right place to be
Yes Minas Gerais Will change completely they way you see Brasil!! And Minas have the most kind people of Brasil, mainly in small cities, I am sure you guys will love!!
A-Train Travels Brazil is so huge, man, each part of the country is very different from the other, and even in the same state there are huge differences like you can see here in Rio De Janeiro (the video here). I hope in the future you have the chance to see it, you will be welcome here.
hahahaha pensei o mesmo, e ainda fiquei de olho arregalado procurando um quando eles abriram a goiaba. imagina se tivesse... faz tempo que não como goiaba pq sempre tiro a sorte grande. fiquei meio traumatizada. mas amo essa fruta.
Se não põem defensivos, o que eu acho que esse pessoal da pousada faz, é certo que vai ter um bicho ou outro! Mas é tranquilo comer, apesar do psicológico dar uma rejeitada!
15:36 hahahaha poor boy, he was expecting a fist bump right after the high five. That's a very popular and informal way to greet here in Brazil. Jimmy kinda gave him a cold shoulder
It is very nice that you show a rural Brazil that few foreigners know. In addition to Rio de Janeiro, I advise you to visit the South and Northeast Brazil, you will be surprised! hugs!!
@@DivertLiving So here in Brazil there are many others incredible States. Rio de Janeiro is completely different of the South region and even São Paulo ( including the countryside). Me and many others Brazilians don't like Rio de Janeiro Janeiro , so northeast and south region are much more interesting.
@@gabrmarquez1786 how many times have you been to Rio and why you say that Brazilians don't like Rio? I'm a gaucho, and there is no place in the world like Rio, even though it has many issues like any other place.
@@aruhe6650 na verdade,ngm é vira lata e sim queremos saber oque acham do Brasil,já que ultimamente tem tido uma péssima imagem (Desmatamentos,números altíssimos de homicídios,mais pessoas pobres com a pandemia e entre vários outros)
Tenho que rir quando eles falam Jângal (selva) quando passam por uns matinhos de beira de estrada ou pequenas matas em fazendas. Selva era o que eu conheci quando era jovem, em que só possível entrar, fazendo uma trilha com foice e facão. Embaixo da mata era sempre escuro, não se enxergava o céu.
Minas Gerais has many farms, waterfalls, idyllic places like the Coffee Valley! I am very proud to be born and live in minas gerais! you should go there sometime!
It's sooo good to finally see a video showing different parts of this huge country called Brazil. I'm happy to see that you could explore and understand that there're a lot of places beyond Rio de Janeiro. Brazil is incredibly diverse and our culture is something so captivating and vibrant that, no matter where you're from, you'll feel home. Hope to see more content like this on the internet. Congratulations for your beautiful and realistic experience ❤
Agradeço a todos os estrangeiros que nos visitam, nossos corações estão abertos para recebê-los, esperamos que haja um respeito mútuo e sejamos bem recebidos também aí nos Estados Unidos 🇺🇸, Brasil manda um grande abraço a todos, obrigado 🙏
It is not remote at all. There are many places you can't even reach in Brazil by car, only by boat, especially in the North region. It is a nice video, but there are some points to make, it is not a village, it is a farm (hotel fazenda). On the same line, by the general look this farm has deep roots in slavery.
@@DivertLiving Its not a vilage ..Its a farm, what you americans CALL RANCH..They are everywhere in Brazil.One of backbone of the country.This one you stayed in what was plantation built by slaves from 300 years ago.The american version of it would be plantation homes from Louisiana,Missisipi,
@@DivertLiving it's not remote at all. I suggest you guys to read some books on the history and geography of Brazil. This would make your trips and videos much more interesting. It looks like you guys have no idea of the context of where you are. Anyway, nice images and it's cool that you focus on good stuff
O sul do estado do Rio de Janeiro é muito bonito, com várias fazendas antigas, grandes, muita paisagem verde. Apesar das cidades estarem mais populosas, com mais prédios e comércio em determinadas regiões, ainda tem muita beleza natural para ser apreciada por aqui. Essa região é perfeita para quem gosta de fazer trilhas, praticar ciclismo e corridas ao ar livre.
Meu pai já dizia: o que é bom não precisa de propaganda. o Brasil é isto. diverso. lindo variado. multicolorido e um povo como não existe igual em lugar algum di mundo😅😅😅😅😅
I simply love this type of Farm hotels. Simple people, fresh air, astonishing nature, good food: real life!!! You both get in the mood and took the best part of It. Thx for sharing!!
I always wanted to live on a fazenda. That kind of lifestyle just goes well with me. Grow my own natural organic food, lead a self sustainable life, be close to nature, work on land instead of sitting at the computer all day and then feel my entire body ache from not moving all day...live in a nice tropical climate with no actual winters, lots of sunshine, lots of clean air and water, drinking warm milk straight from the cow every morning, I mean that's a dream life for me
@@lainynhacris Salario de 300 dolar q é pouco mais que de um catador d lixo nos eua é equivalente a 1500 na alta do dolar,ainda mais que eles tão em 2 e não trabalham de catador de lixo
Não é tão caro. O problema é que Brasileiro não sabe gastar dinheiro, e o carioca, especialmente, se recusa a pagar "caro" por qualquer coisa, sem levar em conta o custo-benefício
This is my beaultiful country. Buit with hard work from my ascendents from Italy. As many others from Germany, Japan, Austria!! BRAZIL must be RESPECT first of all.
Iam a half Brazilian living in Europe, haven't been there in a while, now i want to visit more remote places when i go back. Great video, i suggest visiting the Bahia state if you cann
Beautiful farm! Loved the house, gorgeous! My husband and I stayed at Paraiso Açu em Petroplis, they offer radical Sports and we had a great time there! But would like to go to a farm too
Tenho o mesmo sentimento. Duro é ter que ler comentários de brasileiros que adoram tecer críticas aos nosso país principalmente por se tratar de um vídeo para audiência estrangeira.
It is called "Hotel Fazenda" (farm hotel). There are several of them in Brazil's country side, some is sao paulo state. Thank you for showing this nice side of our country.
I live in Rio de Janeiro and I’ve been watching your videos here. I’m really glad you enjoined being here. Brazil is a giant country with many special destinations. It would take a whole life to see it all! Be always welcome back!
petropolis is a very beautiful tourist city, with many important tourist places for the history of brazil. petrópolis is 41 km from rio de janeiro (1 hour by car) and 51 km from vassouras. it is a REALLY beautiful city with german, portuguese and italian influence.
I am só glad you guys visited outside the city of Rio and got to explore a little of the state of Rio de Janeiro.Thanks for showing our beautiful state.
First things first. You guys had been in the farm of Sergio Olaya, a great man that teaches and practice agroforestry and syntropic farming. His contribution to this new thinking how we manage nature and natural process to produce food is amazing (google it if you don't know). Second, 10/10 foreigners think our coffee is so strong, that I try to imagine how coffe outside Brazil tastes. And at the begining the guy says the house seems a southern US house, but actully it is. Brazil in 18th and 19th century farms (sugar cane and coffee) is simmilar to cotton plantations of US from the same era.
Guys, your video is lovely. I'm from São Paulo, and I've never gone to a farm before, it was such a nature and peaceful experience.. Thank you for the video, I'll look for this kind of hotel in next vacation, it's perfect for this "pandemic time".
It's nice to see a nice young couple enjoying, seizing the day, experiencing the local site and food without complaining about everything (mosquitoes, heat, cold, wait, food..) - wich is very common, unfourtunately- and getting off the clichè often offered by guides.
That's so nice! I'm from Vale do Café and even tough we have a lot of beautiful places and history people -even brazilians- don't talk about this part of the country very much. Amazing video!
13:22 I confess I got a bit worried when the guy said "i dont know if there is some worm in it (the fruit)" which is typical to that fruit. I love it but I always when i go to eat it look closely to make sure there's no worm in it.. which is really disgusting but that happens a lot with that fruit. Which is a shame cause it is REALLY DELICIOUS. Anyways, I'm loving watching your videos.. They a really GOOD! Thanks for presenting Brazil to the world.
Tem até um expressão que se diz que goiaba se come no escuro kkk eu só procuro se não tem a parte escura, quando vejo que não tem, eu como sem ficar procurando. O ácido estomacal detona o bichinho.
I think the last time I tried to ride a horse was in a trail group on trails near Pratt Falls in Onondaga County NY probably not far from you. My horse knew who was in charge and it wasn't me. It had decided it didn't want to go anywhere and I was always bringing up the rear. I think I'll stick with hiking and biking thank you.
Guys it's so funny that the man who works with the horses called the horse saying: "vem pro pai" wich means "come to daddy". And the rest of the video she kept saying: "pro pai" / "to daddy" thinking it was the name of the horse hahaha.
We Brazilians are blessed with the best people and the best food and the best and richest natural environment in all the world. I’ ve been in 5 continents and never seen one place like ours. We are really blessed. Only who has lived here can say it and sing : Brasil, meu Brasil brasileiro 🎼🥁🪕🎸🎹🎉💚💛🇧🇷🥁🥁👑
It was so cool to see you guys discovering Brazil, which is still so underrated. Too bad you had to leave before schedule but you should come back and visit other places like: Bonito MS, Itacaré, Lencóis Maranhenses, Foz do Iguaçu, Florianópolis, Fernando de Noronha, Jericoacoara, chapada diamantina, chapada dos veadeiros, Jalapão.
Hi guys! Thank you for sharing your beautiful videos and experience in my native country, Brazil! I love it when I see that other people love my country! Just one minor correction: in Brazil, we don't call that a jungle (the place that you visited in this video), we call it the country or farm. A jungle would be for example the Amazon. Also, I must let you know that the word jungle got a really bad rep when used by foreigners because of the amount of people from other countries who would refer to Brazil as "a jungle" over the decades, painting a completely different picture to others of all that Brazil really is. So Brazilians aren't a huge fan of that word when used by foreigners, we can feel pretty offended. I know you guys probably had no idea and it wasn't your intention at all, but I just wanted to let you guys know. Thank you and keep on with the awesome adventures! Great videos! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Im so happy to see that you enjoyed Brazil! And not only stayed at the beach! Brazil is much more than that! 😊 when conditions are better, I hope you can explore more of it! I would definitely recommend going to Lençóis Maranhenses and Jericoacoara! It’s stunning!
As a Brazillian, it is so cool to see tourists interest in seeing this "different" side of Brazil, the less traveled but just as beautiful and cool as the other steriotypcal places here... We have so many cool places and diferent culture, and it's amazing to explore. Thank you for showing this side of here that it's actually more common than a lot of people think! hahahaha
as a brazilian.. there are a lot of places that we did even know existed :) u guys and videos are awesome, really high quality images and this nice chill feeling! tks for this :)
Milking cow for the first time is probably our most favorite part out of this trip 😂
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Amazing video and well put together 👏👍 we have been following you for a long time.
Divert Living 👍Like,
I idvise you to visit Bonito in Mato Grosso do Sul , Minas Gerais , Maranhão , Bahia . Thank you , I appreciae your vídeos .
Conhecer mais o Brasil, tem pantanal, parintins, bonito, alter do chão, piaui, natal( dunas), ocktorbeer festival, florianopolis...
Tem muito lugar lindo, agora só pós pandemia.
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I liked the "Xô te falar, do you need any help?". lol
Xô te falar is like "Let me say something" in a slangiest way
Ahahhaa achei que só eu tinha dado risada dessa parte heehe. Mas fala sério né, essa família com toda a certeza foram os melhores anfitriões
Parece até mineiro kkkkk
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@Liechtenstein Ball Mas eu tô explicando o significado aproximado em inglês
gringo não pode ver um matinho que ja chama de "jungle" hahaahahaha
João Fábio Like,
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Tava pensando isso também
Ainda que, na real, essa área provavelmente tinha mata atlântica originalmente, não? Um dos campi da minha universidade é dentro de uma área preservada de mata atlântica, e lá é bem "jungle", mesmo
Não pode ver um sagui que já chama de macaco(monkey) hhhhh
Ahahah eles iam chamar de que? Little Grass? Ahahah
Generally, people associate a very bad image with the city of Rio de Janeiro and forget (or don't know) that there is a STATE called Rio de Janeiro, which is very diverse and large (with a size equivalent to that of Denmark).
This farm is a beautiful example, located in the city of Vassouras, which was an important commercial center during the monarchical period of Brazil, as well as Petrópolis, the imperial city of the mountainous region of the state. A completely different city, with a cold climate, German culture and just 70 km from the capital.
Rio de Janeiro is much more than beaches and favelas, but people don't see it.
Its a really beautiful place!
@@DivertLiving I'm glad you guys liked it. It's great to see people showing other realities in the state of Rio, in addition to the stereotype.
I hope you come back again and do not miss the mountain region.
But that's what the international media loves to show about Brazil - favelas in Rio and social problems, basically. As if these were only in Brazil.
True. The state of Rio has a HUGE potencial to tourism wich is far from being fully used. There's the mountais and imperial cities, the coffe valey, the beaches of the country side such as buzios and cabo frio or angra dos reis and Paraty, there's also the mountains in the coffe valley in Resende, and itatitia (including Penedo). And even the capital could earn way more than It does with good publicity. But somehow the politicians/business people here didnt realize this potencial yet???
Mas a cidade do Rio mesmo está longe de ser a pior em taxa de homicídios do país.
Acontece que uma morte no Rio é notícia, mas, sei lá, em Rondônia não é.
Salvador e Fortaleza, por exemplo, tem índices piores.
It is a colonial village... normally cafe plantation 100 years ago.
Its beautiful!
Rafael Portal Like,
Qual o nome desse lugar?
Essa fazenda ali tem pelo menos uns 150 anos
@@DivertLiving It does remind us of an old american cotton farm.
Here is a sad, but interesting piece of history about this place.
Brazil has been the world leader in cofee production for the last 170 years, and that region (Vale do Café) concentrated most of the national production during the second half of the XIX century, thus becoming first place also on the slave trade.
After the slavery abolition act in 1888, the local economy crumbled and coffee production moved mainly to São Paulo and Minas Gerais, where the market was more competitive.
The place has a sad and violent past. Fortunately, today there´s not much left from that past, apart from rich history and stunning old coffee barons' mansions and farms.
The international media when shows Brazil only catch the favelas, soccer, carnival, crimes and poverty looks like they want to create a stereotype about the country but Brazil is much more than that. It’s stunning beach’s, beautiful and huge nature, happy and warm people, culture diversity, nice food, nice vibe, happy, energetic, nature life style, big cities full of diversity.I don’t really understand why the media only show the bad, every country have a bad part but international media only show the bad of Brazil for the world. Hopefully people around the world will be able too travel here and see this amazing place with their own eyes and judge on their own feelings.
Welcome to Brazil guys feel at home.
Jamile Mamede and now we’re known for our stupid president
@@saumpaulinxxx No, I guess that was back when we had a president who couldn't say two words that made sense and, by the way, participated in the party that created the biggest corruption scheme in human history. Did I say something about her predecessor? The one that was arrested for money laundering and corruption? Oh yes... there's that too
@@JoaoGabriel-id1ci Nah, were known for all our stupid and bad presidents.
@@saumpaulinxxx Bolsonaro 2022✌
@@saumpaulinxxx we love Bolsonaro ❤️
Not something I expected to see from Brazil. This is whole different side of Brazil I have never seen. The shower scene of the horse reminds me of showering an elephant in Thailand. Awesome video guys, pleasant to watch :) and informative, like the vibe.
Thank you so much!
man, I'm Brazilian and I'm from the state of Minas Gerais. If you expect to see historic cities, wonderful mountains and the BEST coffee in the world, Minas is the Right place to be
Yes Minas Gerais Will change completely they way you see Brasil!! And Minas have the most kind people of Brasil, mainly in small cities, I am sure you guys will love!!
A-Train Travels Brazil is so huge, man, each part of the country is very different from the other, and even in the same state there are huge differences like you can see here in Rio De Janeiro (the video here). I hope in the future you have the chance to see it, you will be welcome here.
We call it "Roça",a country part of brazil!
Ainda bem q eles não entenderam o “talvez tenha bicho no meio” KKKKKK
hahahaha pensei o mesmo, e ainda fiquei de olho arregalado procurando um quando eles abriram a goiaba. imagina se tivesse... faz tempo que não como goiaba pq sempre tiro a sorte grande. fiquei meio traumatizada. mas amo essa fruta.
Pior q achar um bicho na goiaba eh achar metade dele kkkkkk
Se não põem defensivos, o que eu acho que esse pessoal da pousada faz, é certo que vai ter um bicho ou outro!
Mas é tranquilo comer, apesar do psicológico dar uma rejeitada!
@@gesianenogueira6058 KKkk é muito ruim
Bicho da goiaba tem muitos nutrientes.
Os estrangeiros nunca imaginam que verão tanta beleza natural.O Brasil é o país mais lindo do mundo.
Quantos paises voce conhwce? Rs
@@rafaelunifei1 ela acha oque ela quiser, deixa a menina
@@rafaelunifei1 ela ta falando mentira? Só pela reação destes estrangeiros quando vem pro Brasil, tenho certeza que é o país mais lindo do mundo
Eu viajei por muitos países e posso afirmar que o Brasil é mesmo lindíssimo, em especial o meu Rio de Janeiro.
Nah, Suiça é a que tem a natureza mais bonita
15:36 hahahaha poor boy, he was expecting a fist bump right after the high five. That's a very popular and informal way to greet here in Brazil. Jimmy kinda gave him a cold shoulder
I came here for that! He left the kid hanging ='/
Ficou no vácuo hahaha you're braziliam too I guess
It is very nice that you show a rural Brazil that few foreigners know. In addition to Rio de Janeiro, I advise you to visit the South and Northeast Brazil, you will be surprised! hugs!!
We really want to visit more!
@@DivertLiving So here in Brazil there are many others incredible States. Rio de Janeiro is completely different of the South region and even São Paulo ( including the countryside). Me and many others Brazilians don't like Rio de Janeiro Janeiro , so northeast and south region are much more interesting.
@@gabrmarquez1786 how many times have you been to Rio and why you say that Brazilians don't like Rio? I'm a gaucho, and there is no place in the world like Rio, even though it has many issues like any other place.
BR conversando com BR em inglês KKkk
@@iohanantudsque5704 y qué pasa? Si quieres te escribo en español, contento?
Forest and jungle? Believe me, you're far from that!!
QUEM ESTÁ ME INVOCANDO, COLOCANDO "BRASIL" NO TÍTULO??? 🇧🇷
Vira lata carente de atenção de gringo
@@aruhe6650 na verdade,ngm é vira lata e sim queremos saber oque acham do Brasil,já que ultimamente tem tido uma péssima imagem (Desmatamentos,números altíssimos de homicídios,mais pessoas pobres com a pandemia e entre vários outros)
@@aruhe6650 único carente de atenção pelo visto é você, que sente necessidade de ser ofensivo afim de chamar à atenção.
@@naosounada os homicídios estão aumentando cada vez mais até tinha mas agora 😢😢😢
@@desbravandomundos Mentira o Corona Vírus e Que Mata Mais que o CORONA BALA.
When you guys come back to Brazil, don't forget to visit Lençóis Maranhenses at my state Maranhao. One of the most beautiful places in world!
I have been there, truly magical place. Also, Iguaçu Falls, in Paraná. Both mesmerizing.
@@arleyantes9321 nice. I live closely to Iguassu Falls. Beautiful place.
I totally agree with you! Lençóis Maranhenses are a incredible destiny in Brazil! Don't miss
I went to both of them and those are amazing! Looking forward to the pandemic end so we can travel again.
Eu quero ir
Yours reactions makes me remember when I was kid. I'm from Colombia and we got pretty similar culture as our bothers from Brasil
Its awesome!
Abraços, amigo colombiano. Me gusta mucho tu pais e los colombianos
Me gusta mucho hermano latinamericano. Saludos de Sao Paulo!!!
Brasil é incrível.
Wow!! Thank you so much for sharing - Brazil must be one of the most beautiful places on Earth!!
🌎🇧🇷
It is very beautiful!
Tenho que rir quando eles falam Jângal (selva) quando passam por uns matinhos de beira de estrada ou pequenas matas em fazendas. Selva era o que eu conheci quando era jovem, em que só possível entrar, fazendo uma trilha com foice e facão. Embaixo da mata era sempre escuro, não se enxergava o céu.
Minas Gerais has many farms, waterfalls, idyllic places like the Coffee Valley! I am very proud to be born and live in minas gerais! you should go there sometime!
Its a beautiful place!
Is true !
Minas Gerais é linda! Tenho muito orgulho também
Nice to get out of the city to breath fresh air from the countryside and experience farm life
Its really was amazing!
Brazil is like every place in one country
You always feel elated and happy when spending some time close to nature.
This is so true!
It's sooo good to finally see a video showing different parts of this huge country called Brazil. I'm happy to see that you could explore and understand that there're a lot of places beyond Rio de Janeiro. Brazil is incredibly diverse and our culture is something so captivating and vibrant that, no matter where you're from, you'll feel home.
Hope to see more content like this on the internet. Congratulations for your beautiful and realistic experience ❤
Thank you so much! We really loved seeing this side of brazil :)
By the way, this is still Rio de Janeiro state. Just 2h from the beach.
Agradeço a todos os estrangeiros que nos visitam, nossos corações estão abertos para recebê-los, esperamos que haja um respeito mútuo e sejamos bem recebidos também aí nos Estados Unidos 🇺🇸, Brasil manda um grande abraço a todos, obrigado 🙏
Brasileiros tem coração de ouro!!
Vira lata carente de atenção de gringo
@@aruhe6650 só se o gringo for do EUA ou Israel kjkkkkk
"Remote village in Brazil" oh boy that's not even deep Brazil lol Loved the video
hahaha it is pretty remote
It is not remote at all. There are many places you can't even reach in Brazil by car, only by boat, especially in the North region. It is a nice video, but there are some points to make, it is not a village, it is a farm (hotel fazenda). On the same line, by the general look this farm has deep roots in slavery.
@@DivertLiving Its not a vilage ..Its a farm, what you americans CALL RANCH..They are everywhere in Brazil.One of backbone of the country.This one you stayed in what was plantation built by slaves from 300 years ago.The american version of it would be plantation homes from Louisiana,Missisipi,
@@DivertLiving Vai pro Acre ver dinossauro. Lá sim é remoto kkk
@@DivertLiving it's not remote at all. I suggest you guys to read some books on the history and geography of Brazil. This would make your trips and videos much more interesting. It looks like you guys have no idea of the context of where you are. Anyway, nice images and it's cool that you focus on good stuff
O sul do estado do Rio de Janeiro é muito bonito, com várias fazendas antigas, grandes, muita paisagem verde. Apesar das cidades estarem mais populosas, com mais prédios e comércio em determinadas regiões, ainda tem muita beleza natural para ser apreciada por aqui. Essa região é perfeita para quem gosta de fazer trilhas, praticar ciclismo e corridas ao ar livre.
Meu pai já dizia: o que é bom não precisa de propaganda. o Brasil é isto. diverso. lindo variado. multicolorido e um povo como não existe igual em lugar algum di mundo😅😅😅😅😅
I simply love this type of Farm hotels. Simple people, fresh air, astonishing nature, good food: real life!!! You both get in the mood and took the best part of It. Thx for sharing!!
I always wanted to live on a fazenda. That kind of lifestyle just goes well with me. Grow my own natural organic food, lead a self sustainable life, be close to nature, work on land instead of sitting at the computer all day and then feel my entire body ache from not moving all day...live in a nice tropical climate with no actual winters, lots of sunshine, lots of clean air and water, drinking warm milk straight from the cow every morning, I mean that's a dream life for me
wow! its a paradise farm!!
It really is :)
My Brazil continue beautiful 🌞😘🇧🇷 thanks guys for sharing the video with world. #SimpleLife
I’m living vicariously through you guys. Feels like we are there. That place is gorgeous.
Thank you so much! It really is an amazing place!
essa viagem pra eles não deve ter custado nada... quem é daqui dificilmente tem acesso a esses lugares com tanta facilidade...
Por que vc acha que não deve ter custado nada para eles?
@@lainynhacris Salario de 300 dolar q é pouco mais que de um catador d lixo nos eua é equivalente a 1500 na alta do dolar,ainda mais que eles tão em 2 e não trabalham de catador de lixo
Não é tão caro. O problema é que Brasileiro não sabe gastar dinheiro, e o carioca, especialmente, se recusa a pagar "caro" por qualquer coisa, sem levar em conta o custo-benefício
What an amazing property
It really was incredbile!
The farm is not the Brazilian standard. It is a historic unproductive former coffee farm, converted now into a very expensive luxury hotel.
@@warjacare so, as brazilians usually say to people like you, your envy is a piece of shit..
This is my beaultiful country. Buit with hard work from my ascendents from Italy. As many others from Germany, Japan, Austria!! BRAZIL must be RESPECT first of all.
Bro, he speaking of the birds like it's the most "Nature" thing in the world, I hear this thing everyday
Iam a half Brazilian living in Europe, haven't been there in a while, now i want to visit more remote places when i go back. Great video, i suggest visiting the Bahia state if you cann
Thank you! We will add it to our list!
I'm from barzil : No bahia is so trash
@@miojo9667 kkkkkkk você é mal amado demais, isso sim
@@joaosf001 ? Só dei minha opinião bahia e cheio de vadiás isso e um fato não que ver esse casal lindo ♡♡♡ passar vergonha com as vacas de lá.
@@miojo9667 mano, mas tu é baiano pelo menos?
18:37 awww, this couple keeps enjoying the honeymoon continuously
Ahhhh not a honeymoon yet haha
That cow moo'ed first thing in the morning and Tah's eyes got so big!! Lol. Looks like a great aide trip and fun!
hahahaha she was so shocked! It was so different but tons of fun!
Beautiful farm! Loved the house, gorgeous! My husband and I stayed at Paraiso Açu em Petroplis, they offer radical Sports and we had a great time there! But would like to go to a farm too
Brasileiros rindo quando eles falam em "jungle"
We laughed when you said jungle, although I loved seeing foreigners talking about our country
Tenho o mesmo sentimento. Duro é ter que ler comentários de brasileiros que adoram tecer críticas aos nosso país principalmente por se tratar de um vídeo para audiência estrangeira.
What an amazingly beautiful place 😍 those drone shots😍 thanks for letting us travel~dreams for 20mins ! 🙏😍🙏
So happy you liked it! Its something different :)
Brasil sempre tem um pouco mais.. obrigada por mostrarem isso! Thank you ❤️
Another, very professional and informative video. Keep up the good work. You continue to produce work of a very high standard. Thank you.
Thank you! We are trying to!
So beautiful, and in my state!
It is called "Hotel Fazenda" (farm hotel). There are several of them in Brazil's country side, some is sao paulo state. Thank you for showing this nice side of our country.
As a Brazilian from Rio living in Ottawa this video made me want to visit my home country soon.
The coffee cup is small so it don't get cold. You can put more from the thermos bottle whenever you want.
For average Americans, the Brazilian coffee is extremely strong.
@@Goianoesmeraldino verdade é só tomar Starbucks pra sentir o verdadeiro xixi que o café deles é
The house is surrounded by imperial palm trees, brought from Egypt by Dom Pedro II to emulate greco-roman columns, but with a tropical touch.
You two need to go to Ouro Preto in Minas Gerais, is a totaly diferent size from Brazil
O ouro sujo com sangue de escrevos
I live in Rio de Janeiro and I’ve been watching your videos here. I’m really glad you enjoined being here. Brazil is a giant country with many special destinations. It would take a whole life to see it all!
Be always welcome back!
petropolis is a very beautiful tourist city, with many important tourist places for the history of brazil. petrópolis is 41 km from rio de janeiro (1 hour by car) and 51 km from vassouras. it is a REALLY beautiful city with german, portuguese and italian influence.
I am só glad you guys visited outside the city of Rio and got to explore a little of the state of Rio de Janeiro.Thanks for showing our beautiful state.
Seeing her eating tapioca made my mouth water. It's been a long time since I ate tapioca. It's so good
What a beautiful video. Tah was great trying new things like riding a horse and milking a cow.
It was so different but so much fun!
First things first. You guys had been in the farm of Sergio Olaya, a great man that teaches and practice agroforestry and syntropic farming. His contribution to this new thinking how we manage nature and natural process to produce food is amazing (google it if you don't know). Second, 10/10 foreigners think our coffee is so strong, that I try to imagine how coffe outside Brazil tastes. And at the begining the guy says the house seems a southern US house, but actully it is. Brazil in 18th and 19th century farms (sugar cane and coffee) is simmilar to cotton plantations of US from the same era.
Que lugar mais gostoso
That place is beautiful! 👌
It really is incredible
Engraçado 😂 o cara achou que o matador de 🐂 era o lugar para concertar 🚗 kkkk
Eu pensei que era pra vacinar gados kkkkkkkkk
@@ricardocarvalho9990 em qual parte que mostra isso?
I'm looking to travel to Brazil 🇧🇷 in 3 weeks to vlog about it...looks beautiful 👣
DUDE that farm just be over 10 milion dollars for sure... that's a VERY rich farm house... BEAUTIFULL
I love my country !! Brazil is a very nice and beautiful place !!! So, one great country this continental, with peoples wonderful!
Guys, your video is lovely.
I'm from São Paulo, and I've never gone to a farm before, it was such a nature and peaceful experience..
Thank you for the video, I'll look for this kind of hotel in next vacation, it's perfect for this "pandemic time".
It was the best!
She is so lovely. The same kind of reactions I had when I first came to Australia. 🥰
15:37 deixou o mlk no vácuo hahaha
It's nice to see a nice young couple enjoying, seizing the day, experiencing the local site and food without complaining about everything (mosquitoes, heat, cold, wait, food..) - wich is very common, unfourtunately- and getting off the clichè often offered by guides.
That's so nice! I'm from Vale do Café and even tough we have a lot of beautiful places and history people -even brazilians- don't talk about this part of the country very much. Amazing video!
Thank you so much!
13:22 I confess I got a bit worried when the guy said "i dont know if there is some worm in it (the fruit)" which is typical to that fruit. I love it but I always when i go to eat it look closely to make sure there's no worm in it.. which is really disgusting but that happens a lot with that fruit. Which is a shame cause it is REALLY DELICIOUS. Anyways, I'm loving watching your videos.. They a really GOOD! Thanks for presenting Brazil to the world.
the worm is smart for eating a delicious fruit, don't you think?
Já dizia vovó: "bicho de goiaba, goiaba é" hahahaha
Se vc achar um bichinho, um peteleco resolve, problema é achar meio bicho.
E faz mal comer esse bixo?
@@FallenLight0 faz não
Tem até um expressão que se diz que goiaba se come no escuro kkk eu só procuro se não tem a parte escura, quando vejo que não tem, eu como sem ficar procurando. O ácido estomacal detona o bichinho.
I think the last time I tried to ride a horse was in a trail group on trails near Pratt Falls in Onondaga County NY probably not far from you. My horse knew who was in charge and it wasn't me. It had decided it didn't want to go anywhere and I was always bringing up the rear. I think I'll stick with hiking and biking thank you.
hahahahahah he knew who was in charge hahahahaha yes this is near our farm in NY
Guys it's so funny that the man who works with the horses called the horse saying: "vem pro pai" wich means "come to daddy". And the rest of the video she kept saying: "pro pai" / "to daddy" thinking it was the name of the horse hahaha.
Wow they have a agroforesty coffe plantation, thats awesome, very different
Omg essa é Uma dessas vilas coloniais? Que linda mds
An excellent adventure. Something I would enjoy for sure. As always, I enjoy travelling vicariously through your lens.
You're the best :) It was so much fun!
That drone shot of the farm from afar... looks #epic! 💎👌
Right!!!
I just found your channel and I loved it. And Im soooo glad you are showing my country to the rest of the world. Hope you come back soon.
I'm actually running away from Europe to Brazil right now. I miss all that, specially the coffee, the tapioca and the Brazilian hugs. ❤️
We Brazilians are blessed with the best people and the best food and the best and richest natural environment in all the world. I’ ve been in 5 continents and never seen one place like ours. We are really blessed. Only who has lived here can say it and sing : Brasil, meu Brasil brasileiro 🎼🥁🪕🎸🎹🎉💚💛🇧🇷🥁🥁👑
It was so cool to see you guys discovering Brazil, which is still so underrated. Too bad you had to leave before schedule but you should come back and visit other places like: Bonito MS, Itacaré, Lencóis Maranhenses, Foz do Iguaçu, Florianópolis, Fernando de Noronha, Jericoacoara, chapada diamantina, chapada dos veadeiros, Jalapão.
You did a good job producing this video! Parabéns (congrats)
God bless you and your family. I am Adeel Riaz from Karachi
Thank you so much
This is the video I was hoping for , " Fazenda Living " . That's my dream to stay in a fazenda in Brasil and enjoy nature !. Thanks Divert Living !
I live near to Vassouras. Like 15 minutes. It's pretty beautiful indeed
200 Km from here!! Now i intend to visit Fazenda das Palmas :)
Hi guys! Thank you for sharing your beautiful videos and experience in my native country, Brazil! I love it when I see that other people love my country! Just one minor correction: in Brazil, we don't call that a jungle (the place that you visited in this video), we call it the country or farm. A jungle would be for example the Amazon. Also, I must let you know that the word jungle got a really bad rep when used by foreigners because of the amount of people from other countries who would refer to Brazil as "a jungle" over the decades, painting a completely different picture to others of all that Brazil really is. So Brazilians aren't a huge fan of that word when used by foreigners, we can feel pretty offended. I know you guys probably had no idea and it wasn't your intention at all, but I just wanted to let you guys know.
Thank you and keep on with the awesome adventures! Great videos! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Im so happy to see that you enjoyed Brazil! And not only stayed at the beach! Brazil is much more than that! 😊 when conditions are better, I hope you can explore more of it! I would definitely recommend going to Lençóis Maranhenses and Jericoacoara! It’s stunning!
So much fun!
It really was!
Welcome to Brazil!
As a Brazillian, it is so cool to see tourists interest in seeing this "different" side of Brazil, the less traveled but just as beautiful and cool as the other steriotypcal places here... We have so many cool places and diferent culture, and it's amazing to explore. Thank you for showing this side of here that it's actually more common than a lot of people think! hahahaha
Fair enough. The country is big af
Not only is the city of Rio de Janeiro beautiful, but the state of Rio de Janeiro is really beautiful.
as a brazilian.. there are a lot of places that we did even know existed :) u guys and videos are awesome, really high quality images and this nice chill feeling! tks for this :)
Amazing video hugs from Brazil
Thanks guys for showing a different side of Brazil and for liking it here, you will always be welcome 🇧🇷❤️
We have dozens of places like this. Suggest to go to Minas or Bahia states. Nice video.
I'm really glad you enjoyed our country! Come back soon!
Ô trem bão! Saudade de acordar cedo pra ir pra fazenda.
As a Brazilian who has never gone to Rio de Janeiro as soon as the pandemic is over I'm going to this beautiful farm.
Vassouras is so beautiful!
Paradise.
Thank you so much!
This is my Brazi! 🇧🇷💚