The Devil's Gorge, fed by the river Iguazú, is a stunning waterfall 70 meters in height, which serves as a barrier separating two National Parks, one of which is in Argentina and the other in Brazil.

The Iguazú Falls located on the border of Argentina and Brazi and consisting of approximately 257 individual falls over 2.7 kilometres were chosen as one of the new natural seven wonders of the ...

Due to recent heavy rains on the Brazilian side, the tourist attraction of the Iguazú Falls has been closed to visitors at least until Wednesday pending damage assessments given a water flow 16 ...

Nestled in the Misiones Province of Argentina and bordering the Brazilian state of Paraná to the north, Iguazú falls is the largest waterfall system in the world and one of South America’s ...

Iguazu Falls is one of the most impressive waterfalls in the world. It's made up of 275 waterfalls and spans 1.7 miles — that's twice as tall and three times as wide as Niagara Falls. A ...

Snaking through southern Brazil, the Iguazú River eventually drops off the Paraná Plateau, forming the magnificent Iguazú Falls. The cascades mark the point where the river crosses into Argentina.