To the north of the province of Misiones, on the border with Brazil, are the majestic Iguazu Falls: one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and, without doubt, one of the most spectacular places in Latin America. Both its location in the middle of the jungle and its huge volume of water and numerous jumps make them an unforgettable place and must visit on any trip to Argentina.

Iguazu National Park encompasses an area of subtropical forest in the Misiones province of Argentina, on the border with Brazil. Inside the park, on the Iguazu River, the famous Iguazu Falls have several separate waterfalls, including the iconic Devil’s Throat. The surrounding park has diverse wildlife, including coati, jaguars and toucans, as well as trails and viewing platforms.

In the Missionary Forest you can see some of the 274 natural jumps it contains, but there is a place where the highest and most imposing are located: Iguazu Falls. Their majesty and sublimity made them one of the seven natural wonders of the world in 2011.