Hito Tres Fronteras

Iguazu Falls is located just at the junction of Ecuador, Argentina and Brazil, and its scenery is super magnificent, and it can no longer express it in words, giving people a shock. There is a viewing spot, while watching Iguazu Falls, you can also see the boundary of the three countries, which is also a particularly magical place, it is worth experiencing.

In a hang of Su Falls, you can see Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay at a glance. You can go to Argentina and Paraguay by car or boat. However, Paraguay should not establish diplomatic relations with China, so it should be quietly passed, but no one checked the border inspection. As long as it's not too ostentatious, it's not a big problem.

People stand in Argentina across the river from Brazil. On the left side of the river is Paraguay. At a glance, there are fountains here. Many children deliberately ran to the fountain and waited for the fountain to baptize themselves. A body of water, a water, they are also very happy to play. Here, pay attention to the time displayed by the mobile phone, which will show Brazil time, and Argentina time. One hour difference

The city of Iguazu is located at the confluence of the Parana and Iguazu rivers, which border Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina, and can be seen at a glance. The city area is 630 square kilometers (including Iguazu National Park accounting for 20% and Lake Itaipu accounting for 30%). The urban area is 85 square kilometers, with an altitude of 183 meters and a population of 250,000. The average annual temperature is 27.7 °C, the highest temperature in January every year, the average temperature is 28.1 °C; the coldest in July, the average temperature is 14.6 °C, and the annual rainfall is 1712 mm. The average humidity is 80% per year. Iguazu is Brazil's second largest tourist center, with an average annual visitor reception of about 7 million people, mainly in business and tourism. Iguazu has about 3,000 overseas Chinese, most of whom do business in the Oriental City on the Paraguay side and live in Iguazu.

If you are going to the Argentine side, you don't have to come here. The Brazilian side is 15 reais, you can see it in 5 minutes, there is only one monument, and the Argentine side is free, at least there is a fountain. It is far from the city center, and the bus takes about half an hour to arrive. It is bumpy and there is not much scenery to see. If you really don't have a place to go or really want to see the junction of the three countries, then forget this attraction.