Foz do Iguaçu
Paraná, Brazil
Municipality of Paraná state, Brazil. It lies in southern Brazil, where winters are genuinely cold and summers are the high season.
Why visit: Rio's beaches and hills, São Paulo's restaurants and galleries, Salvador's Afro-Brazilian old town — each a different country's worth of city.
- ›Eat at a per-kilo lunch buffet — cheap, excellent and how Brazilians eat
- ›Use apps for taxis rather than hailing, especially after dark
- ›Carry a little cash and leave the rest at the hotel
- ›Ask locally which neighbourhoods to walk in at night; the answer changes by block
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Best time
April – October in most of the country
Weather
Subtropical with four real seasons, reversed from the northern hemisphere: hot summers of 25–35°C from December to March, and genuinely cold winters from June to August that bring frost inland and occasional snow on the highlands.
Entry fee
Free to explore; attractions ticketed
Hours
Open access
Est. budget
₹3,000 – ₹9,000 for the day
Duration
Full day
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Iguaçu National Park
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National park in Brazil. It lies in southern Brazil, where winters are genuinely cold and summers are the high season.

Iguaçu Falls
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Devil's Throat
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