2025 Cantagalo Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

#OverseasTravel #Brazil #IguaçuFalls Considered one of the world's three greatest waterfalls, Iguaçu Falls' mere name excites travelers. Located where the borders of Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil meet, the Brazilian side, in particular, offers a unique charm, offering a panoramic view of the entire falls. Passing through the Brazilian entrance and boarding the national park bus, the sound of water rising from the verdant rainforest intensifies. As you walk along the path, a breathtaking vista unfolds before your eyes, revealing the majestic beauty of the falls, as if the world were splitting apart. Dozens of cascading waterfalls cascade down, creating mist that resembles a natural rainbow. A particular highlight on the Brazilian side is the observation deck overlooking the Devil's Throat (Garganta do Diabo). As you walk along the long deck, amidst the endless cascade of water, you'll feel as if you're standing in the middle of the falls. The water splashing against your face and the roaring sound of the waterfall go beyond mere sightseeing, offering a wondrous connection with nature. Brazil's Iguazu Falls are not just a sight to behold, but a natural wonder experienced with your whole being. From the refreshing waters up close, to coatis (adorable raccoon-like creatures) strolling through the forest, to the wild orchids blooming everywhere—this is truly a masterpiece of nature. On my way back from my trip, gazing at a rainbow in the mist, I suddenly thought, "Perhaps a landscape created by nature is the greatest art, more so than any man-made structure." Brazil's Iguazu Falls are more than just a tourist destination; they resonate deeply within your soul.

#cityplaybook Spend 24 hours on the Brazilian side of Iguazú by starting early at Iguaçu National Park to walk the panoramic trails and see the stunning Devil’s Throat viewpoint. Take the park bus or walk to explore at your own pace. Optional: add a boat tour to get up close to the falls. Have lunch at Porto Canoas restaurant inside the park. In the afternoon, visit Parque das Aves to see exotic birds. End your day with a relaxing dinner in Foz do Iguaçu or a sunset at the falls if staying nearby.

One of the seven natural wonders of the world, Iguazu Falls is located on the border of Argentina and Brazil. Comprising 275 different cascades, this natural beauty is mind blowing. Yet, despite the statistics, Iguazu is still relatively unknown. When I tell people how I’ve visited there, I still get many puzzling looks as it’s obviously the first time that they’ve heard of this place. So, for those who have heard of it - does it live up to the hype? And for those who are hearing about Iguazu Falls for the first time, why is this a must see? Come with me as I discover the best parts of Iguazu Falls. I visited both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides, and you can make the most of a two day trip to this natural phenomenon. And I don’t exaggerate when I say - this is genuinely one of the best things I have ever seen! You must add the gran aventura jeep and boat ride to your itinerary. Yes, it’s a little pricey but you won’t regret adding this to your schedule. A visit to Iguazu Falls, not only lives up to the hype, it far surpasses it. Add this to your bucket list and make sure you make time for a trip to this wonder of the world. You won’t regret it. #brazil #argentina #waterfall #iguazu #iguazufalls