🇨🇴🇧🇷No passport required🤔? A Brazilian town within walking distance from Colombia: Tabatinga

While staying in Leticia, Colombia, I walked to Tabatinga, Brazil, to have breakfast! 🍽️ The border between Leticia and Tabatinga is open, and you can travel freely by foot, tuk-tuk, motorbike, etc. You don't even need to show your passport✨ Recommended Brazilian food🇧🇷 🥞 Tapioca crepes What kind of food is it? •Tapioca is a popular crepe-like snack or snack in Brazil. •Just fry **tapioca flour** made from cassava (manioc) in a frying pan and let it stick together with water. •The dough is chewy and the surface is crispy. It's gluten-free and very simple! 📌 Features • No flour, no fermentation, no oil • Sweet fillings (chocolate, coconut, condensed milk) or salty fillings (cheese, ham, eggs) are placed inside • Popular throughout Brazil as a snack, breakfast, or between-meal meal 🍚 Farofa What kind of dish is it? • Farofa is a Brazilian-style furikake-like dish made by mixing ingredients with roasted cassava flour. • It is mainly eaten with meat dishes and bean dishes (such as feijoada). • A crispy, fragrant, and slightly salty powdery side dish. Both are essential when talking about Brazilian food culture. Be sure to try them during your trip😋 #SouthAmericaTravel