Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam The fifth longest river in the world was more than well profited for the production of non-pollutant power. The Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam was built by the Brazilian and Paraguaian governments, and accounts for 25% of the electricity consumed in Brazil and 95% of the power consumed in Paraguay. Its reservoir bears the highest power-production rate, with the smallest proportional flooded area in the planet. Its twenty turbines generate fourteen million kilowatts, turning Itaipu Binational into the biggest world producer of electric power.

Here you will see some part of Islamic faith from arabic people from Iguassu.

Here you will see some part of Buddhist faith from chinese people from Iguassu.

Here you will see some part of catolic faith from Iguassu citizens.

Here you can see our Triple Frontier: Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina; separated by two rivers: Iguassu and Paraná. As the sun begins to set, get ready to witness a spectacle of color and light. The sunset at Marco das Três Fronteiras is simply stunning. The sky turns into shades of orange, red, pink and purple. It is a magical moment, when nature and history meet in perfect harmony. The feeling of peace and tranquility that surrounds the place is incomparable, leaving a deep mark on all those lucky enough to witness this wonder of nature. The sunset at Marco das Três Fronteiras is an experience that everyone who visits Foz do Iguaçu must have.When the tour ends, our guide drops you at you hotel.

Right on the border between the three countries, a fantastic view! The wheel is 88 meters high, 36 air-conditioned cabins, where 8 people per cabin enjoy a ride of approximately 20 minutes. Now think about the following: 88 meters high corresponds to a building with how many floors? We tell you: a 25-storey building!