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     The Iguazu Waterfall is a true wonder of nature and is heralded as the most beautiful waterfall in the world by many visitors. The waterfall is located right at the border of the countries of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay about an hour and a half flight from Buenos Aires.

The waterfall itself is physically located in Argentina, but it is very common to also visit the Brazilian side as well. On the Argentinean side of the waterfall you can walk right around the falling water, take a boat tour to the mouth of the waterfall, and explore the National Park next to the waterfall. On the other hand, the Brazilian side offers beautiful panoramic views and displays the full splendor of the wonder of the world.

Garganta del Diablo

The Devil's Throat is the site of the biggest waterfall and the greatest sight Iguazu Falls has to offer. You can see a great amount of water gushing over 230 feet from above the waterfall or from many different angles in the surrounding area. There are even helicopter tours that let you see the amazing spectacle from above for a fairly reasonable rate.

 

 

The Circuito Superior (Upper Circuit) is a half-mile loop along a protected catwalk that is surrounded by spectacular views of the "Devil's Throat" and the magnificent waterfalls of Iguazu. Visitors approach the falls at a close (but not too close) distance, for an unparalleled experience of a natural wonder.

The Circuito Inferior (Lower Circuit) provides a longer trail (3,000 feet) to view the Dos Hermanos, Bossetti, Ramirez, Chico and finally San Martin waterfalls, as they all plummet into the Rio Iguazu (Iguazu River) below. Gaze upon an endless stretch of falling water and its white foam as it explodes into the river.

Other Information Although Iguazu is best known for their waterfalls, the surrounding jungle is well worth including in your explorations. A plethora of animals and birds make their home in the lush vegetation around the Iguazu National Park. There are also a number of other highlights in this region such as The San Ignacio Jesuit Mission Ruins, The Itaipu Dam, and the Yacutinga Lodge Wild Preservatory.

The Iguazu Waterfalls are located near the little town of Puerto Iguazu with a wide selection of lodgings.


 
Argentina Travel Facts

The Wildlife in Peninsula Valdes The Mountain Lakes in Bariloche The Culture and Comforts of Buenos Aires The Quietude of Colonia in Uruguay The Wines and Andes of Mendoza The Majesty of the Igauzu Falls The Virgin Salta Province The Perito Moreno Glacier of El Calafate in Patagonia The end of the world in Ushuaia Map of ArgentinaVisas: Most foreigners do not need visas and receive free renewable 90-day tourist stamps upon arrival.

Time: Eastern Standard Time (EST) plus one or two hours; Argentina does not observe daylight-saving time.

Weights & Measures: Distances and measures are usually metric, but rural areas may use the "legua" (league, about 5 km).
Weights are measured in kilograms (1kg = 2.2 pounds).

Electricity: 220V, 50Hz. Argentina uses the European two prong and the Australian slanted plugs on most wall electrical outlets.

Taxes: The sales tax, known as IVA, is 21%. When reserving a hotel, that tax is sometimes not mentioned, so double-check the final price before you book.

Telephones: The country code for Argentina is 54. Every region has its own area code with Buenos Aires mainly using the '11' area code, and sometimes the '15' area code for cell phones.

Cellular Telephones: Many locals have mobile phones in Argentina and a few companies rent out cell phones for short-term use. If you have a tri-band world phone it will work in Buenos Aires and most parts of Argentina.

Holidays observed in Argentina
January 1: New Year's Day
March or April: Good Friday, Easter
May 1: Labor Day
May 25: Anniversary of the First National Government
June 20: Day of the Flag
July 9: Independence Day
August 17: Anniversary of the Death of General Jose de San Martin
October 12: Christopher Columbus Day
December 25: Christmas Day

Plastic Surgery at its finest

     Buenos Aires has long been known as the Esthetic beauty Capital of South America.  People travel from all corners of the World to take advantage of the fine services and low cost of cosmetic surgery.  Find out how your dreams can be fulfilled for a fraction of the costs that you find in the USA or Europe.  More

Pioneering Institution in Reproductive Medicine

     Argentina with its European ethnicity and background, makes this country a most viable option for infertile women, who are yearning to have a child.  With its present exchange rate of  Pesos to $1.00, the possibility of having a child through IVF, ICSI, or donor egg is within your reach, with close to 70% savings. More

Affordable Dental Implants -- Completing your Smile

Treatments with dental implants.

     Dental implants can be upwards of $2,500, but we offer implants starting at only $500.  Dr. Pelcman is globally renowned for his innovative dentistry, which includes the most cost-effective treatments for dental implants, porcelain crowns, and more

     Patients travel from all corners of the World to receive the best that dentistry offers.  By utilizing the most advanced materials and technology, our patients receive the best treatment for only a fraction of what you would pay elsewhere.

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