So large and impressive are the Iguazu Falls that upon seeing
them for the first time, former US first lady Eleanor Roosevelt is
said to have remarked, “Poor Niagara!” The falls are situated on
the border of Brazil and Argentina, and it’s advised that you see
them from both countries. On the Brazilian side, you get an
excellent view of the entire feature, while Argentina has a variety
of walking paths through the jungle around the site and a 1km-
long walkway that runs over the Iguazu River and takes you as
close as you can possibly get to the falls and their drenching
clouds of spray.
IGUAZU FALLS
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Brazil / Argentina
At Iguaza Falls, islands
along the 2.7km-long edge
divide the flow into 275
separate waterfalls and
cataracts.
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Iguazu Falls,
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