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Козаченко Сергей

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Bombeo! We reached the Iguazu Falls, also known as Iguazu. And specifically to the Devil's Throat. Iguazu is a huge natural complex of about 275 waterfalls, stretching for almost 3 kilometers. It is larger in scale than Niagara Falls, and even surpasses Victoria in width. We were on the Argentine side, and Brazil is already opposite - the border runs right along the river. Many tourists watch the waterfalls from both sides, as the views are different. The most powerful part of the complex is the "Devil's Throat" (Garganta del Diablo). This is a huge water amphitheater, where tons of water fall with an incredible roar. The scale is felt even from a distance. A separate delight is a boat trip under the waterfalls. Boats, of course, are not suitable for the "Devil's Throat" itself, but even under small waterfalls there is so much water that sometimes it is difficult to open your eyes and breathe. Water is poured into the mouth and eyes quite actively. Don't forget to bring swimsuits or a change. It will be completely wet. Cost per person: — boat trip — 90,000 pesos (≈ 5,000 )) — entrance to the national park — 45,000 pesos (≈ 2,500 ₽). If you come again, you will receive a 50% discount on the entrance to the park. We finally found a real waterfall, not a neat stream. The water dust rises high, about 150 meters. We were standing at the top, so to speak, in the rain. The sound of falling water is very impressive. It's an incredible place. A must-visit. 🔥 t.me/VokrugSvetaZaUikend

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Семён Орлов

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It's just something. I was only on the Brazilian side. I recommend setting aside two separate days for the two sides. And there's still some time between them, so that there's time to experience all the emotions. This is one of the most wonderful natural places in the world. I recommend coming here before 11 a.m. so that you can not only walk all the way and see the waterfalls, but also stay in the moment, have time to enjoy. There are many buses coming here, you don't need to buy tickets in advance. After the ticket office, you will be taken by a local bus through the national park to the path to the waterfall. Then you will have 20-30 minutes of trekking with views of a dozen beautiful waterfalls (the view depends on the season), and at the end - the main boss of all waterfalls. I was impressed by the high-quality infrastructure from the Brazilian side. Many paths have been built, so close to the waterfall that it seems like just a couple of centimeters, and you can say goodbye to life. There's even an elevator that goes up to the second floor. And the view is even more spectacular. I stood for more than 3 hours, I couldn't enjoy and absorb. Only the closure stopped it :) I was only on the Brazilian side. But I recommend visiting the second part in Argentina. Don't plan to fit everything in one day, it will be a mess. There is an opportunity to rent a helicopter and see all the beauty from the third point - from the sky. If you have some finances, don't miss the opportunity.

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Странник

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One of the wonders of nature. The power and beauty of these waterfalls is mesmerizing. You won't find such species anywhere in the world, Niagara is resting. The routes are well thought out, and taking a train along the scenic railway helps to see the pristine nature surrounding the waterfall. The only thing to be afraid of is the nosers, which are numerous here, constantly trying to steal something from you.

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