🌊 Iguazu National Park
One of the world's largest waterfall systems and a biodiversity hotspot
Iguazu National Park, shared between Argentina and Brazil, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its breathtaking Iguazu Falls, one of the world’s largest and most spectacular waterfalls.
📌 Fast Facts
- Located on the Argentina–Brazil border in South America
- Iguazu Falls spans nearly 3 kilometers with heights up to 82 meters
- Protects a critical section of the Atlantic Forest, a global biodiversity hotspot
- UNESCO World Heritage Site recognised for outstanding natural and conservation value
Iguazu National Park straddles the border between Argentina and Brazil, encompassing one of the world's most powerful waterfall systems. The park protects a substantial remnant of the Atlantic Forest, a tropical ecosystem that once covered a far larger area but has been severely reduced by deforestation. This combination of spectacular geology and intact rainforest makes it a site of exceptional scientific and ecological importance ...