Cheap Flights from Rio De Janeiro to Brasilia

About Brasilia

Brasilia,  a well-planned city that succeeded Rio De Janeiro as Brazil’s capital in 1960, is one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations. The design of the city is highly inspired by the writing of Don Bosco, an Italian monk, who dreamt of an utopian city in the New World. Brasilia is now an UNESCO World Heritage site and flaunts numerous attractions.  Every year, millions of tourists book a Rio de Janeiro to Brasilia flight to explore the avant-garde design of futuristic architecture.

Best Time to Book Rio De Janeiro to Brasilia Flights

Brasilia has a humid tropical, and subtropical climate with annual temperature ranges between 72℉-79℉. However, if you are planning to visit Brasilia, you should book cheap air tickets to Brasilia between April to June as during these months the weather remains pleasant.

Details About Rio De Janeiro to Brasilia Flights

Airlines like LATAM, GOL Linhas, and Azul offer regular flights between the two cities. There are 135 flights available on this route on a daily basis. The aerial distance between Rio de Janeiro to Brasilia is 1,183 miles and it takes 01 hour and 45 minutes to reach your destination.

To avail cheap Rio de Janeiro to Brasilia flight ticket prices, book your seat with LATAM at the cost of R$ 558 for a one-way trip and R$ 890 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports of Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia are- Rio de Janeiro/Galeão–Antônio Carlos Jobim International Airport and Brasília–Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport (GIG-BSB) respectively.

Here are some insights concluding flight fares on this route:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	LATAM	R$ 558	Book Now
	Azul	R$ 645	Book Now
	GOL Linhas	R$ 658	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	LATAM	R$ 890	Book Now
	GOL Linhas	R$ 901	Book Now
	Azul	R$ 922	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Brasilia

Universal Diner

This award-winning restaurant is more like a retro cafe, with its fun decor and a patio. Modern antiques, like miniature dolls, vinyl records, and kitschy pieces adorn the restaurant. When it comes to food, it prepares delightful dishes with a creative Brazilian twist. The aphrodisiac shrimp and homemade boursin of feta cheese are highly popular.

Aquavit

Aquavit is a waterfront restaurant on Lago Paranoa, an artificial lake in Brasilia, is one of the popular restaurants. The chef serves dishes from traditional and contemporary cuisine. The extensive menu serves a five-course tasting menu, which uses regional and seasonal products. Their grilled tuna with tomatoes ginger and vanilla cerrado, and lamb dishes are highly popular.

Mangai

Mangai is a popular Brazilian restaurant that serves traditional and reinvented northeastern Brazilian delicacies. This massive venue has the capacity to accommodate 900 diners at a time. It serves food by the kilo and has a giant buffet system. Their shredded beef in creamy stew Baião de Dois are highly popular among the frequenters.

Best Hotels in Brasilia

Royal Tulip Brasília Alvorada

Address – SHTN Trecho 1 Conjunto 1B Bloco C – Asa Norte, Brasília – DF, 70800-200, Brazil

Price – R$ 785

Cancun Hotel by H Hoteis

Address – ADE Conjunto 21, Lote 01, ADE Águas Claras, Brasília – DF, 71989-600, Brazil

Price – R$ 450

Life Resort Hplus Long Stay

Address – SHTN, Trecho 2, Lote 3 – Setor de Hotéis e Turismo Norte, Brasília – DF, 70800-230, Brazil

Price – R$ 220

Places to Visit in Brasilia

Praça dos Três Poderes

A Praça dos Três Poderes, Brasília ‘s government center, you get to see some of the most spectacular landmarks combined with an artistic touch. It is surrounded by several buildings that house the legislative, judiciary, and the executives. The Historical Museum of Brasilia and the Pantheon of Freedom are two notable attractions near Praça dos Três Poderes.

Catedral Metropolitana Nossa Senhora Aparecida

This unique cathedral was designed by Oscar Niemeyer in 1970. The architecture is designed like a crown and is a very prominent landmark in Brasilia. It has 16 curved concrete columns that soar upward to create a crown that wraps a glass roof. As you enter the church, you will be surprised to see that most of the cathedral is underground and what you saw from outside is just the roof of the church.

Brasilia National Park

Ensure you add the Brasilia National Park in your itinerary while booking a Rio de Janeiro to Brasilia flight. This 28,000 hectares national park was founded to protect a number of different environments, including the bush steppe of the Brazilian interior, swampy palm-scattered plains, low and crooked trees of the cerrado, and trees of the gallery forests. It also houses a wide species of animals, including wild boars, giant armadillos, jaguars, caiman, anacondas, and more.

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