The word Iguazu literally means “large water” and presents one of the stupendous phenomena of nature worth admiring! The falls plunge 80 metres down and originate from the Iguassu River in Brazil.

The geographical formation of the falls dates back to 150 million years and is one of the top highlights of Brazil as well as Argentina.

There are 19 falls comprised in the Iguazu falls and 5 of them belong to the Brazilian side Floriano, Deodoro, Benjamin Constant, Santa Maria and Uniao.

The falls are a nature’s bounty worth admiring. Visit them in the months of October to March and you will witness a stunning sight! The thunder of the falls and the verdant vegetation will add to the allure of your visit.

• Tourism office contact no: +55 45 3521-4400.
• The tickets prices for the Iguaçu National Park may vary.
• Online ticket booking is available.
• Wear sunscreen and mosquitoes repellent.
• Wear comfortable shoes.
• Carry a poncho or wear rain jacket.
• Carry an extra set of clothes.
• Pack your lunch if you wish to spend a day at the falls.

• Children (2-11): 8 Brazilian real
• The full ticket includes entry fee+ transport+ Iguassu fund.
• General parking fee r$ 19.00
• Parking fee for neighbouring residents r$: 9.50
• Brazilian residents have discounted entry.
• Community pass holders have discounted entry.

• The timings of the falls are dependent on the timings of the park on the Brazilian side.
• Be there as early as possible.

• Bus no 120 in the direction of direction Aeroporto/Parque National.

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