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7 Reviews I set out on foot for a restaurant about an hour after sunset on Monday, 14 July 2003. I soon got lost. I should have turned around and gone back the way I'd come. Instead I walked on, finding myself...
5 Reviews I´m sniffing at the fact that this establishment is eligible to receive ten times ratings by VT staff. I am mad as hell at this place and I´m warning all of you, stay away !!!! There is NO EXCUSE for...
2 Reviews Carneval in Salvador is the best party i have ever been to and i would go back any time. I did have a little problem with 2 guys though who beat me up for unknown reasons. Visiting a hospital in...
1 Review Salvador is a challenging place for a tourist. More so for photographers. Here's my recommendations for shooting photos in Salvador. Don't have an expensive camera out unless you see a police officer....
Kittelite Says: The spring of 2006 sepember to december was somewhat unusual. It continued raining through october, with many coldfronts with continuing storms coming in....
Zarasher Says: This isnt really a danger... just something to point out. Brazillians tend to use these really flimsy plastic cups to put your drinks in... on the street or in...
acaraje. danger or maybe pleasure of mouth?
im_jiyoung Says: If you walk out to the street, you will see those ladies in traditinal looking dress making tasty looking sandwiches. hmm I was there very hungry, so I went to...
Kittelite Says: I advise anyone who loves the pleasure of just enjoying life, being,and doing absolutely nothing, to place your visit to Barra at the end of your trip, as the...
sakuyaini Says: You'll forget time once you are basking under the sun at Porto da Barra beach! I am officially a tan-orexic, and gets grumpy when I don't get enough sun, so my...
travelingbunny Says: The one negative thing about Salvador is the enormous poverty of many of its inhabitants. In Pelhouirino be prepared to be followed everywhere you go by hordes...
aeroarce Says: The main danget in Salvador is not the security, its thepavement of the old city, it is done with irregular stops and as there are streets up the hill or...
Most bahian (salty) dishes are...
martinelli Says: Most bahian (salty) dishes are prepared with dende oil. Dende is a special kind of palm tree (Elaeis guineensis, Jacq., Monocotiledonae, Palmae) and its oil is...
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1 Review and 96 Opinions I did not stay at the hotel, but my good friends did and I visited them there, hung out in the...
5 Reviews and 103 Opinions I booked a room from their internet pages www.villagenovo.com and paid forehand for an apartment. ...
1 Review and 26 Opinions Pousada da mangueira is a very nice pousada that is situated in a part of Salvador called Saude....
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Most bahian (salty) dishes are prepared with dende oil. Dende is a special kind of palm tree (Elaeis guineensis, Jacq., Monocotiledonae, Palmae) and its oil is...
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Q: I have trouble finding accommodation in salvador during the carnaval. all hostels offer only 6-day packages starting on 16 feb. me...
A: Oy vey ! (nice phrase in Portuguese :-) It's that time of year again. Please understand that the law of supply and demand applies. At least a million visitors arrive...
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The phrase above is by Dorival Caymmi, one of the most important composers in Brazil, a devoted lover of the beauties of Bahia and Salvador. Although it may be a polomical topic whether or not...
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When I was planning my trip to Brazil, I began to read about Salvador and it soon became clear that I would have to add it to my itinerary. I read about the historic center called Pelourinho (a UNESCO...
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Everytime I visit Salvador it feels like if I am in Africa. The resemlance of the city to Maputo in Mozambique is so close. It is a bustling, vibrant and beautiful colonial town with many attractions...
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The first time I went to Brazil was in Easter 2005 I was a bit apprehensive about travelling alone, but it worked out well as I met a girl who was also from London in the hostel that I was staying...
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Salvador de Bahia: african roots are here
My first time in Brasil was 3 years ago in Bahia State. Salvador de Bahia is the first capital of Brasil, full of colonial building of the slavery period. The African culture is a big part of this...
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