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uninspired pasturelands give way to a series of stunning canyons, where the earth opens up
and drops to depths of 720m.

Gramado

Gramado isn't as sexy as Ipanema or as alluring as the Amazon, but this tiny mountain resort,
which bills itself as ‘naturally European,’ is one of Brazil's nicest. It does indeed feel like a
Swiss mountain village

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Lonely Planet. “Rio Grande Do Sul Travel.” Lonely Planet, Lonely Planet,
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Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. “Rio Grande Do Sul.” Encyclopædia Britannica,
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