Escape to Southern Brazil 🇧🇷 | A Moody, Cinematic Drive into Curitiba

Let the landscapes of Southern Brazil unfold before you. This journey captures a captivating stretch of the famous BR-116 highway, tracing the route through dramatic scenery and shifting skies as we make our approach into Curitiba, the country's celebrated "Green City."

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🕒 Chapters:
0:00:00 Highlights
0:00:35 BR-116 Highway
2:01:29 Curitiba

🌏 The BR-116 is one of the longest and most important federal highways in Brazil, stretching over 4,600 kilometers (nearly 2,900 miles) from the northeast down to the southern border with Uruguay. As the nation's primary north-south economic artery, it connects major metropolises including São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Curitiba, carrying a massive volume of cargo traffic.

Due to its heavy traffic, challenging terrain in certain stretches, and historically high accident rates, parts of the BR-116 are notoriously known as the Rodovia da Morte (Highway of Death). It is both the lifeblood of Brazilian commerce and a legendary route demanding respect from all who travel it.

🌏 Curitiba, the capital of Paraná state in Southern Brazil, is globally renowned for its innovative urban planning and high quality of life. Widely regarded as a model for sustainable development, its pioneering approach includes an integrated bus rapid transit (BRT) system that has inspired cities worldwide and a vast network of parks and green spaces, earning it the title of Brazil's "Green City." This focus on sustainability and citizen well-being gives Curitiba a distinctively organized feel, making it one of the country's most livable and forward-thinking metropolises.

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