Exploring the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls was a breathtaking experience. We began our journey by taking a taxi to the main gate where we purchased timed tickets and hopped on a bus that transported us closer to the falls.
The Brazilian side may be smaller in size compared to the Argentine side, but it offers equally spectacular views. There’s a well-maintained walking path that gradually brings you closer to the falls, providing stunning viewpoints along the way.
During our visit, we spent about two hours here, mesmerized by the powerful cascades. It’s important to note that visiting the falls involves getting up close and personal, which means you should expect to get wet, especially when standing on the platforms near the falls. However, this proximity offers a truly unforgettable and spectacular viewing experience.
For anyone visiting Iguazu Falls, exploring both the Brazilian and Argentine sides is a must-do to fully appreciate the grandeur and beauty of this natural wonder.
