[2025 Foz do Iguacu Attraction] Travel Guide for Lookout Devil's Throat (Updated Jul)

Located between two countries, both of which have national parks for visitors to explore. This article focuses on the Brazilian side of the park. Entrance Fee: R$117 (Adults) Tickets can be purchased online in advance, allowing you to select your entry time. It is recommended to choose the earliest time slot to avoid crowds; otherwise, you may face long queues to board the sightseeing bus. 🗓️ Itinerary: 🌈 After entering, queue up to board the park bus, which will take you directly to the waterfall entrance. 🌈 After getting off the bus, walk less than 100 meters to see the full view of the waterfall. 🌈 The entire route is a wooden boardwalk, flat and very easy to walk! 🌈 The walk takes about an hour, so you can plan to spend just one morning here. 😌 💞 Reasons to Recommend: 💙 The endpoint of the boardwalk is a filming location for a famous movie. 💙 You can enjoy a panoramic view of the waterfall.

🌍 **Explore Foz do Iguaçu: A perfect fusion of the world's natural wonders and the customs of the Three Kingdoms** If you are longing for a soul-stirring natural journey, **Foz do Iguaçu (Iguazú City)** in Brazil is definitely your best choice! This is the location of the world's most spectacular waterfall group, **Iguazú Falls**, and it is also the junction of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay. Whether it is the majestic momentum of the waterfall or the fusion of diverse cultures, you will be reluctant to leave. --- ### 🌊 **Must-check-in attractions: Two perspectives of Iguazú Falls** **Iguazú Falls** consists of 275 large and small waterfalls, with a total width of 2.7 kilometers, a maximum drop of 82 meters, and an average annual flow of 1,756 cubic meters per second. In the rainy season, it is like a galloping horse. - **Brazil side panoramic view**: In the Brazilian National Park, stroll along the plank road and overlook the panoramic view of the waterfall, especially **Devil's Throat (Garganta do Diabo)**, where the water falls into the abyss like thunder, and rainbows appear frequently in the mist, which is extremely shocking! It is recommended to take a helicopter to overlook and take in the horseshoe-shaped waterfall group. - **Argentina side adventure**: Go through the rainforest trail and take the ecological train directly to the top of the Devil's Throat to feel the pressure of the waterfall. The lower loop trail allows you to get close to the bottom of the waterfall and experience the pleasure of "getting wet" (remember to wear a raincoat!). --- ### 🦜 **Diverse experience of nature and humanities** 1. **Itaipu Dam**: The world's second largest hydroelectric power station, learn about the mystery of clean energy, and the night light show adds a sense of science fiction. 2. **Bird Park (Parque das Aves)**: Get close to tropical rare birds, surrounded by scarlet macaws and butterflies, suitable for parent-child travel. 3. **Three Borders Landmark**: Standing at the intersection of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, overlooking the magnificent view of the confluence of the Parana River and the Iguazu River. 4. **Duty-free shopping in Oriental City**: Cross the Friendship Bridge to Paraguay and enjoy the fun of duty-free shopping. --- ### 🏨 **Accommodation recommendation: from luxury to high cost performance** - **Belmond Hotel das Cataratas**: The only five-star hotel located in a national park in Brazil, you can see the waterfall when you open the window, and enjoy the quietness without tourists in the early morning. - **Castello Itaipá Valloz Hotel**: A cost-effective choice in the city center, free breakfast + friendly service, suitable for travelers with limited budgets. - **Recanto Park Hot Spring Resort**: Suitable for families, equipped with hot springs and swimming pools, and within walking distance of attractions. --- ### 📌 **Travel Tips** - **Best Season**: The waterfall is most spectacular during the rainy season from January to March, but the large amount of water may affect some activities; the dry season from August to October is more suitable for hiking. - **Transportation**: You can take a double-decker tour bus on the Brazilian side of the park, and you need to cross the border on the Argentine side (prepare your passport and visa in advance). - **Equipment**: Sunscreen, waterproof mobile phone case, and light raincoat are essential! Wear non-slip shoes to deal with slippery trails. - **Food**: Try Brazilian barbecue (Churrasco) and Argentine mate tea. There are many restaurants in the city center. --- ### 🌈 **Travel Experience** Standing in front of Iguazu Falls, the moment the mist hits your face, it seems that you can hear the roar and tenderness of nature. Whether it is an adventure through the rainforest or the collision of the three countries' cultures, everything here reminds us: the magnificence of the earth is far beyond imagination. **The name "Da Shui" is well deserved. ** Are you ready for this visual and spiritual shock? #BrazilTravel #WorldHeritage #NaturalWonder #IguazuFalls

#Overseas travel #Brazil #Iguazu #Devil's Throat Observatory Devil's Throat (Mirante da Garganta do Diabo) seen from the Brazilian side offers a unique charm in that you can enjoy a magnificent panorama of the entire waterfall. If the Argentine side is closer to the waterfall and you can feel the overwhelming power of the water, the Brazilian side is ideal for taking in the entire view and viewing the scale and beauty of the waterfall at a glance. In particular, as you walk along the Brazilian sidewalk, you gradually get closer to the waterfall and the moment when you finally face the Devil's Throat head-on approaches dramatically.... The endless scenery unfolding with the water mist feels like watching a theater created by nature. If Argentina provides detailed details and a sense of dynamism, Brazil is a place where you can appreciate its grandeur like a painting.