Iguazu Falls

They are located in the middle of the rainforest on the border between Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, are a natural wonder world heritage of UNESCO since 1984. This is a collection of 270 waterfalls forming a front of 2.8 miles. Most of them reached 90 m in height and is called the Garganta del Diablo "The Devil's Throat."
These falls are on the course of the Iguazu River, a tributary of Paraná, between the Brazilian state of Paraná and the Argentine province of Misiones.
On either side of the border, the falls are part of a vast nature reserve of both sides of border
The majority of falls is on the Argentine territory. Several circuits visits were arranged in the middle of the forest and also the river through various gateways, it is possible to come within a few meters away from the impressive falls. A train running circuit and takes you to different points of views, including the most prestigious cascade, the Devil's Throat.