Puerto Iguazu Attractions
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Parque Nacional Iguazu (Iguazu National Park)
Though the Brazilians boast of their outstanding views over the falls, Argentina is blessed with about 80% of Iguazu, lovingly threaded by several kilometers ...
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Iguassu Falls
This spectacular landscape of crashing waterfalls was once held sacred by the Guarani people, who called it Iguassu, or "Big Water." Straddling the ...
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Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat)
The highlight of any trip to Iguazu Falls is this massive complex of cascades that form a narrow chasm some 150m (500ft) long and 80m (262ft) high. The roaring ...
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Guira Oga
In the Guarani tongue, "Guira Oga" means Bird House, and you'll find scores of extravagantly plumed residents—toucans, macaws, parrots, parakeets, ...
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La Aripuca
This smallish ecological theme park just outside Puerto Iguazu is centered on some centuries-old trees and assorted exhibitions of Guarani culture scattered ...
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Puerto Iguazu Arts and Crafts Market
There's not a lot to do in the quiet town of Puerto Iguazu, which is just a fraction of the size of Foz de Iguacu in Brazil or Ciudad del Este in Paraguay. Why ...
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San Ignacio Mini
Iguazu Falls aren't northern Argentina's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. History buffs may be tempted away from the falls by the Jesuit Missions of the ...
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Three Borders Landmark (Argentina)
Though the falls are often described as being at the frontier of three great nations, the actual Tripitarte between Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay is several ...
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Puerto Iguazu Travelers Recommend
Four Ways to See Iguazu Falls
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See Iguazu Falls from Brazil and Paraguay
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Suggested Itineraries: 3 Days in Puerto Iguazu
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