Things to do in Puerto Iguazu

The shock of Iguazu National Park is beyond expectation! Standing on the observation deck on the Brazilian side, 275 waterfalls pour down like the Milky Way, the roar of the "Devil's Throat" is deafening, and the mist and rainbows come to your face. The plank road on the Argentine side goes deep into the waterfalls. When you rush into the water curtain by boat, you will feel the wild power of nature when your body is soaked by the majestic water. The howler monkeys and blue-violet macaws shuttle through the tropical rainforest, and the waterfalls together form a three-dimensional ecological picture. It is recommended to reserve two days, take a helicopter to overlook the horseshoe-shaped panoramic view in the morning, and watch the sound and light show on the Brazilian side in the evening, so that your vision and hearing are immersed in this earth-class wonder.

If the weather is good, there will be many rainbows🌈, and the scenery is beautiful. Especially at the Devil's Throat attraction, there will be rainbows crossing above, below, left and right🌈, and people will walk in the rainbow🌈🌈.

This is the border area of ​​Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay, where the countries live in harmony, using the river as their boundary.

Bringing children to experience bamboo weaving is totally worth it. The teachers are local artisans with decades of experience and are incredibly patient with the kids. They teach them step by step, from splitting bamboo strips to weaving patterns, without being perfunctory just because they are children. My child wove a small bamboo basket by themselves and was very proud when they came out carrying it. Sitting there for an afternoon, without having to think about anything, was so comfortable.