Visiting the Iguaçu National Park is a unique experience! Whether visiting the Brazilian or Argentine side, many visitors “forget” the attraction on the Argentine side and only venture to the Brazilian side of Iguaçu Falls. This time you visit the Falls you need to visit the Argentine side and we at Tarobá Hotel give you 5 reasons for you to visit the Iguaçu Falls on the Argentine side.
1 – A different vision
That the attraction is wonderful no one can deny, but this time I promise you that the sensation and the view will be very different! The views of the Falls from the Argentine side are incredible, almost jaw-dropping. The difference is that on the Brazilian side you see the Iguaçu Falls from the front and on the Argentine side you see them from above. If you see it from the front it's already incredible, imagine it from another angle, right!? Worth the visit!
2 – Walk on the Iguaçu River
It seems like a joke but it's not, believe me! Anyone who has visited the National Park on the Argentine side knows that there is a walkway that goes to the Devil's Throat, but unlike the Brazilian side, on the Argentine side you walk over the Iguaçu River and yes, the entire walkway is half open, if so. I can say, and you can see the river running over your feet almost literally.
3 – Accessible
Just as you can go there to visit the Falls on the Brazilian side, you can also go visit the Argentine side, after all, getting around the Triple Border is extremely easy and most of the time very quick. The falls on the Argentine side are approximately 30/40 away from the center of Foz do Iguaçu.
Remembering that the agency Iguassu Combo transports to the entire Triple Border with comfort and safety, obviously if all documents are in hand to cross the border.
4 – Being one of the 7 wonders of the world
Seeing one of the 7 wonders of the world is almost a prize and you might not even need a better reason to visit the Falls, but that's ok... Here we go: Both the Brazilian side and the Argentinean side are part of the same natural heritage, So if Iguaçu Falls won the title of one of the 7 Wonders of Nature, both sides won the title, after all they are part of the same place.
5 – Several circuits to be made
The Brazilian side has several trails and you have a path to reach the walkway that takes tourists to the famous Devil's Throat, but on the Argentine side you can choose which trail to take, there is the lower circuit part that is approximately 1.700 meters inside the forest and which gives the visitor different views of the falls. It is an experience for anyone who is passionate about photography.
In addition to the lower one, there is the upper circuit which has a panoramic view from the top of the Argentine Falls and the cool thing is that along the entire route you can find some benches for you to sit and rest before moving on, after all it is a lot. to see!
That's all for now folks, we hope these tips help you decide to finally visit the Falls on the Argentine side. Remembering that the Iguassu Combo carries out Triple Border tours at great value for money and always with you and your safety in mind. During your stay at Tarobá Hotel We hope you feel at home and come back to our hotel often. ?
