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CATARATAS DO IGUAÇU
Ok, Let me start with a question, What do you think could attract each year 1,4 million tourists from any parts of the world to a national park in the south of Brazil?
The answer is a beauty that really enchants tourists from all over the globe. The spectacular Iguassu* Falls.

*Iguassu is the name of the river and means “big water” in a native Indian language.

ONE OF THE SEVEN WONDERS OF NATURE
Chosen in a vote last year that covered the entire world and totaled more than 1 billion votes (the largest vote in history), the Iguassu Falls now has the title of one of the seven wonders of nature.
PLACE OF THE FALLS
They falls distributed between Brazil and Argentina over a length of 1,4 miles (the largest in the world).

THE RIDE FOR FALLS On the Argentine side, the tourists hike through the woods almost the entire length of the falls through the catwalk below or above the falls resulting in a fantastic tour.
On the Brazilian side the catwalks in front of Argentina and provides a spectacular panoramic view of the falls.
Tourists can also take a boat ride through the falls, but If you are a really an adventurer, you can challenge the river rapids in rafting or maybe hang up to more than 180 feet high in a rappelling facing one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world!

COMPARISON
The 275 falls range from 98 to 270 feet high behind only the Victoria Falls in Africa where the falls reach 983 feet high. However in Victoria Falls you do not have the same view as in Iguassu, where turists can be surrounded by 260 degrees of waterfalls.
The Volume of water in Iguassu is the second in the world, behind only Niagara Falls. However Iguaçu in times of heavy rainfall the flow of water can reach 12,800 cubic meters per second. about 6x the volume of Niagara Falls.

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