Iguazu National Park | Most Wonderful Nature

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The Iguazu River drops up to 82 meters over a 2.7 kilometer-wide ledge of the Parana Plateau. The waterfalls are accessible from Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay. A walk through the national park will take you not only to the Devil’s Throat and close to the curtain of water, it will also give you a chance to spot coral trees, butterflies, toucans and hummingbirds. Buses travel from most cities in the region to Puerto Iguazu, or you can fly to Iguazu International Airport,More info:cnn

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#8 Iguazú Falls, Iguazú National Park, Argentina,More info:onlandscape

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There’s not a human being on earth who could possibly stand face to face with one of Mother Nature’s most magnificent sights, and not feel an overwhelming sense of awe. Such is the reaction of all those who visit Iguazu Falls, one of South America’s most revered natural wonders. This absolute jaw-dropping stunner is a UNESCO protected treasure and shared among two of the most enticing countries on the continent: Argentina and Brazil. Made up of 275 individual falls, the highest of which cascades for 106 metres, Iguazu are the preeminent falls by which all others are measured.

Iguazu may not be as wide-reaching as Victoria Falls and not as high as Angel Falls, but the statistics belie the realistic impression. No matter where one stands, whether on a boat below Devil’s Throat or on the edge of the walkway, Iguazu are by far the most spectacular to admire. These are, without a doubt, the most beautiful waterfalls you are ever going to see on earth.

#6 Exploring the spectacular Iguaçu National Park,More info:onthegotours

Travelling is all about making memories and having experiences you’ll never forget and a trip to the stunning Iguaçu National Park in South-West Brazil, which is home to the impressive Iguaçu Falls, will certainly provide that.

Situated on the Iguaçú River, the Iguaçu Falls, which straddle the Brazilian and Argentine border, is the largest waterfall in the world in terms of size and no trip to that part of the world is complete without taking at look at it from at least one side, if not both if you can squeeze it in!

The park itself came into being in 1939 and is home to over 2,000 species of plant, plus hundreds of indigenous animals. Despite spanning over 1700km², only 0.3% is open to the public, most of which is based around the spectacular falls.

#5 Iguaçu Falls, Iguaçu National Park, Brazil,More info:FlightTravels

#4 Iguazu Falls Extension,More info:wildernesstravel

One of the most stunning natural wonders in the world, Iguazú Falls stretches a full mile across the Rio Parana, with 275 separate cascades—one third on the Brazilian side, two thirds on the Argentinian side—laced with rainbows and plunging hundreds of feet in a mist-shrouded subtropical landscape, truly an other-worldly spectacle. The cascades form part of the Iguazú National Park, known for more than 400 different species of birds. A walk along the footbridges of the park is a chance to spot colorful toucans and other birds. The park was declared a Natural World Heritage for Humanity by UNESCO in 1984. The Falls can be reached by paths, footbridges, and Zodiac, offering a number of different perspectives.