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Iguazu Falls
Iguazu Falls
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Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls

4.8
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182 reviews
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>100 km from downtown
Phone +54 11 5258-7318
Address: Misiones Province, Argentina
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-5 hours
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Highlights:
󱨜The spectacular confluence of rivers is breathtaking
Speedboat close to falls experience
󱨠26% positive reviews
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Iguazu Falls is a natural wonder of the world with its majestic momentum and magnificent landscape. Hundreds of streams of water hang down like white silk, stirring up thunderous roars, and the rising mist reflects gorgeous rainbows. Whether you look at the panoramic view from the Brazilian side or feel its majestic water up close from the Argentine side, you will deeply appreciate the unparalleled craftsmanship and infinite power of nature. It is an unforgettable and shocking experience.
The Eguaçu Falls in Brazil is known as the widest waterfall in the world. When I went there, a rainbow appeared. I felt very lucky. When the rainbow is matched with this huge waterfall, it feels very romantic. This place can be said to be a business card of Brazil.
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Iguazu National Park
Iguazu National Park
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Iguazu National Park

Iguazu National Park

4.8
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17 reviews
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>100 km from downtown
Phone +54-9-3757674714
Address: Ruta 101 Km 142, N3370 Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina
Recommended sightseeing time: 1 day
Highlights:
󰀆Mist & waterfall trail experience
󱓊UNESCO World Heritage since 1984
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The shock of Iguazu National Park is beyond expectation! Standing on the observation deck on the Brazilian side, 275 waterfalls pour down like the Milky Way, the roar of the "Devil's Throat" is deafening, and the mist and rainbows come to your face. The plank road on the Argentine side goes deep into the waterfalls. When you rush into the water curtain by boat, you will feel the wild power of nature when your body is soaked by the majestic water. The howler monkeys and blue-violet macaws shuttle through the tropical rainforest, and the waterfalls together form a three-dimensional ecological picture. It is recommended to reserve two days, take a helicopter to overlook the horseshoe-shaped panoramic view in the morning, and watch the sound and light show on the Brazilian side in the evening, so that your vision and hearing are immersed in this earth-class wonder.
People who have never been there say that Iguazu Falls is the third largest waterfall in the world, but those who have been there say it is the first. I took my mom with me (who happened to have been to Niagara Falls and Victoria Falls) and she said this is the most stunning! South America's unique water resources have created the magnificence of Iguazu Falls! It is definitely worth seeing! It will be more exciting from the perspectives of Brazil and Argentina!
Devil's Throat
Devil's Throat
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Devil's Throat

Devil's Throat

4.5
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16 reviews
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Based on 16,100 reviews
>100 km from downtown
Phone +54-11-52587318
Address: Misiones Province, Argentina
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
Highlights:
󱨜Best rainbow section of the waterfall
Stunning Rapids from the Observation Deck
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The Devil's Throat in Argentina is the most stunning chapter of the Iguazu Falls. The surging water is like a galloping horse, falling into the abyss with the force of thunder, and the rainbow is looming in the steaming water. The roar resounds through the valley, and the majestic momentum hits the soul directly, showing the wild beauty of nature's uncanny craftsmanship.
When traveling to South America, Iguazu Falls is one of the must-see attractions. Our itinerary was specially arranged to visit the falls on both the Brazilian🇧🇷 and Argentinian🇦🇷 sides. On the Brazilian side, you can see the panoramic view of the falls, the two-kilometer-long waterfall group and the momentum of the "Devil's Throat" from afar; on the Argentinian side, you can reach the top of the "Devil's Throat" and experience the overwhelming momentum, which is shocking.
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