12 things to do in Recife, Pernambuco - Brazil

[@yanndepierre59]

That tower sculpture "Parque das Esculturas" near Praça do Marco Zero looks like a sword in stone, like in the Arthurian legend.

[@tripsterpanda]

Now that you say that, I can def see it!

[@felipecristaldi1]

I will definitely add Recife to my Brazil itinerary

[@tripsterpanda]

You should!

[@berxxify]

Beautiful video with many practical informations :)

[@tripsterpanda]

Glad you liked it! 🥰 You’ve been to Rio already? Can’t remember if the date has passed already. If yes, hope you liked it there :)

[@berxxify]

@@tripsterpanda OOO yes...Rio was fantastic and very beautiful ,we also were in Sao Paulo - also very cool, interesting and lot things to do :) Looking forward next time to visit Brazil 🇧🇷 ❤

[@tripsterpanda]

That’s amazing! I’m always happy to hear when people enjoy their time in Brazil. Hopefully that next time can be soon!

[@berxxify]

@@tripsterpanda It will be in 1 or two years :) My second part comes from Brazil 🥰

[@Roberta1708]

el hecho que la letra "r" suena como la letra "j" en español es increíble.

[@tripsterpanda]

¡es verdad! Tenemos ambos sonidos para r, pero al principio de la frase suele ser el sonido h.

[@arnauddin9578]

Can you do a video how foreigners can buy sim card in Brazil please ? I read that it is difficult for foreigners to buy SIM card in Brazil. Thank you

[@tripsterpanda]

Hi, I have drafted videos about it a couple of times but I have not yet found a consistent and easy way for foreigners to do it. There is also a lot of differences depending where you get your sim card or which operator you choose. Once I am able to pin down a consistent process, I will definitely make a video about it. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@arnauddin9578]

@@tripsterpanda thank you so much ☺️

[@tripsterpanda]

I absolutely agree! In theory, all tourists should have a cpf number in Brazil, but no one really does it, as it is just a pain and not really useful once you leave the country. I think that if they had options for tourists to do things without a cpf in Brazil, things would be much easier! In any case, you have options like e-sims, which allows you to get connected in Brazil without all the hassle. This is my affiliate link, if you would like to check. airalo.tp.st/TZ95Jztj I might earn a small commission but there is no additional cost to you, should you decide to use their products.

[@arnauddin9578]

@@tripsterpanda I had bad experiences using Airalo last year in Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan 😡 Airalo couldn’t connect to ANY telcos in those 3 countries. I ended up buying esims/simcards from the shops in those 3 countries. They work brilliantly ! My question is : Have you been using Airalo in Brazil ? Because if you don’t, you are just like billions (yes so many of them !! Haha 😝) of scammers out there who promote Airalo but never been to the actual countries they said Airalo works.

[@tripsterpanda]

I have been to Brazil, being Brazilian myself. As such, I do have a cpf number and my Brazilian sim card attached to it. I have not used airalo but I know people who have and didnt have an issue. Also, if you watch my videos frequently enough you will see that I hardly ever recommend stuff on my videos, as I only do so when it makes sense (in this case here, I was offering an option to him so that he could bypass the need for cpf). I am sorry you had a bad experience with them and I appreciate you adding your feedback here so people can make informed decisions when deciding how they want to proceed.

[@arthurrogers7306]

Oh my goodness…laytee

[@tripsterpanda]

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