With roots in the coastal state of Bahia, a handful of cooks in the U.S. are carving out a space for their home country’s cuisine.

Brazil is known for it's savory cuisines, but there are some that are the ultimate top tier cuisines that will leave you ...

Dende oil, also known as palm oil, is the key ingredient that gives acaraje its vibrant orange color and unique flavor.

The significant presence of samba-themes about Afro-Brazilian religions at this year's Carnival ... who was kidnapped from the Congo region and enslaved in the Brazilian state of Bahia. As one of her ...

Delicious. You can’t visit Salvador without trying Afro-Brazilian delicacy acarajé, which was brought to Bahia from Nigeria and is now a staple of street food vendors in the city. A dumpling ...

From Copacabana Beach to footballing legend, Pelé, Brazil’s modern culture has made a lasting mark on the world.

Next, you’ll head north to colourful Salvador da Bahia to experience the hypnotic heart of Afro-Brazilian culture. (An unmissable place!) Afterwards enjoy three nights in the Pantanal Wetlands ...

A global network of maritime archeologists is excavating slave shipwrecks—and reconnecting Black communities to the deep.