Iguaçu Falls

Iguaçu Falls (Iguassu) is the most powerful waterfall on earth, although not the largest or highest. Nothing else has so manyseparate cascades. There are approximately 275th Between cascades there are many rocky islands.


Ocean-like, wide at 4 km of water falling from the Iguaçu semicircular edge of the plateau of Parana 72 m down. Water flows intoa narrow gorge, called La Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat), and later split into numerous cascades.


Fully rainy season, from November to March to Devil's Gorge is poured in one second approximately 13.6 million gallons of water.is the amount sufficient to fill six Olympic swimming pools. The deafening roar of the waterfall can be heard at a distance of 24 km.