
Iguaçu Falls
Paraná, Brazil
Waterfalls on the Igazú River on the border of Misiones, Argentina and Paraná, Brazil. It lies in southern Brazil, where winters are genuinely cold and summers are the high season.
Why visit: Iguaçu is wider than Victoria and taller than Niagara — 275 separate falls in rainforest, and among the great sights anywhere.
- ›See Iguaçu from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides — they are entirely different views
- ›Take the boat under the falls and expect to be soaked
- ›Go at opening before the coach parties
- ›Bag your camera; the spray reaches everywhere
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Best time
The falls are fullest December – March; the weather is best May – September
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
Park entry ~₹1,800 – 2,500; boat trips extra
Hours
Typically 9 AM – 5 PM
Est. budget
₹2,500 – ₹8,000
Duration
Full day
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