The Iguazú Falls

From the fog rises the tumultuous waters of the Iguaçu Falls, at the northern end of Argentina, not far from its border with Paraguay and Brazil. Large by about 4 km, the Iguaçu Falls offer a spectacular view: hundreds of impressive cataracts can indeed be admired from the promontories built along the site.

The spectacular Iguaçu Falls are near the border between Argentina and Brazil. The Iguaçu River flows over cataracts, in a canyon called the Devil's Gorge, which produces horse-iron falls of 4 kilometres wide and about 61 metres high. The river is separated by the main rocks and the wooded islands.