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Why visit Iguazu Falls?
One of the Seven Natural Wonders, with 275 waterfalls
Iguazu Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World: around 275 waterfalls spread across nearly 3 km, between Brazil and Argentina, inside a protected rainforest that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the planet's most awe-inspiring natural sights.
Why they''re unmissable:
- One of the Seven Natural Wonders (voted in 2011)
- ~275 waterfalls across nearly 3 km — the Devil''s Throat, 80 m high, is the most stunning
- UNESCO World Heritage, with preserved Atlantic Forest, jaguars, toucans and 2,000+ plant species
- Two viewpoints: the Brazilian panorama and the Argentine immersion
Wider and more extensive than Niagara, they amaze year-round. See which side to visit.
Frequently asked questions
- Are Iguazu Falls one of the wonders of the world?
- Yes. They were voted one of the Seven Natural Wonders in 2011, and the park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- How many waterfalls does Iguazu have?
- Around 275 waterfalls across nearly 3 km. The largest is the Devil's Throat, about 80 meters high.
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