The Argentinian falls from the Path of the Falls on the Brazilian side of the river.

Map showing the Path of the Falls trail in Brazil — Iguazú Falls National Park.

Looking across to the Argentinian Falls from Brazil's Path of the Falls.

Argentinian Falls from the Brazilian Path of the Falls.

Panorama of the Argentinian Falls from Brazil's Path of the Falls.

This would have been us yesterday at the mouth of Devil's Throat Canyon.

Rainbow time! — Argentinian falls from Brazil's Path of the Falls trail.

Left is Brazil; right is Argentina .... the boardwalk that partially spans the river.

The boardwalk over the river affords an up-close-and-wet look at Floriano (L) and Devil's Throat.

Looking downstream from the boardwalk in Brazil to the falls in Argentina.

Panorama of Brazil's Floriano Fall (L) and the Argentinian falls from the head of the boardwalk.

Brazil's Floriano Fall from the head of the boardwalk.

At the end of the boardwalk ... face to face with the Devil's Throat ... as seen from Brazil.

Black vulture — Iguazú Falls National Park, Brazil.

Iguaçu: The Falls from Brazil

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“Argentina has the falls; we have the view!”

So joke the Brazilians … or so Jorge told us on our way to Brazil to see the falls from a different perspective. I can categorically say that the joke is no joke! It’s the absolute truth. Not that we didn’t enjoy the our experience yesterday in Argentina. But today, seeing the falls from the opposite bank of Rio Iguazú was an exceptional experience. The two sides of the falls complement each other beautifully.

Following the Path of the Falls, we had spectacular views of the Argentinian falls … before arriving at the boardwalk that crosses the river for an up-close-and-wet look at Brazil’s very own Floriano Fall.

By the way, the flow over the falls today was a bit heavier than yesterday … 2 million liters PER SECOND (528,000+ gallons)!Okumaya devam et

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