An absolutely breathtaking place both from the Argentinan side and the Brazilian side. The boat ride was exhilarating I'd definitely recommend a visit, you will understand why it's one of the 7 natural wonders of the world., incredible.

Words can't describe... But I'll try anyway. Such incredible views, really really recommend the boat trip if you have time as well. Amazing tour guide for our adventure. The park itself has some beautiful and easy walking trails and of course the epic, stunning, amazing falls

We visited on the Brazilian side on the one day a year they have free entry (unbeknownst to us) so it was mobbed, but it’s definitely worth the visit. Beautiful, natural, and extremely powerful. Plus some interesting wildlife!

First time visiting here. Words, like the many photos and videos I took, don't do it justice. Words like wow, grandeur, incredible, breathtaking, only begin to highlight the vastness and the power displayed. Very organized by the administration, where five bus stops each begin different viewpoints. Frequency of busses are great. Paths and many scenic views are well maintained. Many people are there throughout the hours of operation. Large parking area. Cars also park outside the entrance for free, with an added < 1 km walk. Due to its immensity, prepare to walk! We walked along all the paths that we saw, and spent about 6 hours walking. Even with large crowds, it didn't distract from the beauty or the photo-ability. Parking was about US $11 per day. We bought a two-day pass for about $61. A one-day pass would have cost about $40.

Grand waterfalls not to be missed. Spanning across Argentina, Brazil, Paragray, it has hundreds of falls. The view on the Brazil side is the best but a bit far. The Argentina side is great for getting close to waterfalls and some trails.

Worth a visit. Expect to get wet from the spray if the falls. Bring a poncho or buy one. Buses take you to the falls from the park entrance.

It is one of the wonder of the world I have to say that the nature did his job and deliver a beautiful vision and sound and filling The way to the fall is on metal bridges very Nero and it lead to a small balconies that you can enjoy all of what the nature offering Hope for a change for the future

A beautiful and meaningful place to visit! Parque das Aves is an amazing park, full of exotic birds that have been rescued from poachers and given a safe, natural home. The enclosures are spacious and beautifully designed, allowing visitors to get close to the animals while respecting their wellbeing. Besides the incredible variety of birds, there are also turtles, butterflies, and lush tropical vegetation that make the experience even more special. Everything is well organized and nicely compartmented, creating a peaceful and educational visit. A must-see for anyone who loves nature and wants to support wildlife conservation!

Fantastic sanctuary and breeding center for endangered species. Extremely informative; English translations were available. Loved how much space the birds had; the amount of beautiful trees and plants is so wonderful. Also, there is a bistro and a restaurant in the park.Had a good artisan beer. Very clean bathrooms. I enjoyed my visit tremendously.

We visited Parque das Aves, a beautiful bird sanctuary founded in the 1990s and still run by the same family. The park is made up of several large, natural-style aviaries, allowing you to walk inside and see the birds up close in spacious, forest-like environments. One interesting story we learned: when the first flamingos arrived, there were about 115 of them, but jaguars from the surrounding forest used to enter at night, and only around ten survived. Today, the flamingos live in a protected area that keeps them safe, and the park has taken strong measures to prevent similar incidents. Inside the aviaries, you can see an incredible variety of species, including toucans, macaws, parrots, owls, eagles, butterflies, and even hummingbirds. The macaws and other parrots are especially memorable — extremely social and very loud, constantly “talking” to one another with unique calls. We enjoyed the 1.5 hours we spent here. It’s a peaceful and educational experience, and a wonderful way to appreciate the region’s birdlife up close. Highly recommended if you’re visiting Foz do Iguaçu.

With an hour to kill before we were able to enter the Foz, we strolled across the street to the Parque. It *far* exceeded our expectations. We could easily have spent at least another hour or two there. Beautiful birds and other animals, highly educational, with a conservation and rescue ethic. Great escape from the heat of the sun, and though the number of visitors did make it feel a bit crowded, it's really a well designed and manged park experience.

What a wonderful surprise! Parque das Aves far exceeded our expectations a true paradise for bird lovers and anyone who appreciates nature. The immersive aviaries let you get remarkably close to the birds, the paths are easy to follow, and the entire park is beautifully cared for. After spending the morning at the magnificent Iguaçu Falls, ending the day here was the perfect complement.

Our tour guide suggests 2 hours. We enjoyed it so much that we could easily stay for half a day. The birds are exotic, beautiful and we'll take care of. The flora is unique and colorful. The cafe is spacious with good menu. It is apparent the park staff has taken good care of the park, the bite-size educational signage and many other small things make the visit enjoyable. Don't miss this park when you visit the Iguazu falls park right across the road.

It’s an amazing place with heaps of great info along with birds and reptiles. It takes at least 1.5 hours or more as there is so much to see and experience. We did this at the end of our day trip to Brazil from Argentina and it was yet another highlight!

While visiting Foz do Iguaçu to see the famous waterfalls, I took the opportunity to join a guided tour of the Itaipu Hydroelectric Power Plant — and it far exceeded my expectations. Known as one of the largest hydroelectric plants in the world, Itaipu is impressive not only for its scale but also for its engineering and historical significance. I chose the full guided tour, which lasted about two hours and included access to the main facilities, turbines, control rooms, and inner workings of the dam. The tour was extremely informative, with simultaneous translation into English, making it accessible and engaging for international visitors. It’s a must-do experience for anyone visiting the region — highly recommended.

The Itaipu Especial tour was fantastic! Mr. Ilio was great and shared lots of fun facts along the way. We were a bit lost when we first arrived at the reception, but soon someone showed up and explained how the boarding would work. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The dam is colossal and being able to visit both the exterior and interior was amazing. We definitely recommend it. The only drawback is having fossil fueled vehicles to transport the guests.

An engineering masterpiece! The Itaipú Dam harnesses the power of the Paraná River to supply clean energy to both Paraguay and Brazil. Standing beside it, you feel the force of nature and human innovation working together - the size, the sound, and the scale are breathtaking. Guided tours show the massive turbines, panoramic viewpoints, and fascinating eco-projects. Awesome Facts: 🌍 Jointly run by Paraguay and Brazil. ⚙️ Generates about 14,000 MW, powering most of Paraguay. 🧱 196 m high and 8 km long - one of the world’s largest dams. 💧 Its name “Itaipú” means “singing stone” in Guaraní. 🌿 Has produced more electricity than any other hydro plant on Earth.

A fascinating visit! The panoramic tour at Itaipu Binacional offers stunning views of one of the world’s largest hydroelectric plants. The scale of the dam is impressive, and the tour was well-organized and informative, with interesting facts about its history, binational cooperation, and massive energy production. A must-see if you're in Foz do Iguaçu.

Our visit to Itaipu Dam was phenomenal. We were greeted by friendly staff and shown around the dam. The tour guides were kind enough to talk in English although only myself and my wife didn't speak Portuguese. The tour was wonderful and informative. The busses were clean. The terminals were clean. An awesome tour. This is a must visit during your visit in Foz do Igazu.

Quite an interesting and impressive feat of engineering, certainly worthwhile the visit. Friendly and professional staff, who are more than happy to answer any and all questions. Highly recommended.

Wowow the scale of this! Awesome. Well worth doing the special tour, including the bowels of the hydropower plant. Very well organised and well guided. Recommend!

This pin is NOT bus station needed for the bus to foz do iguaçu, it might be a bus stop along the way, I'm not sure, but it's definitely safer to go to terminal urbano as the bus can fill up quickly.

Nice

got me to where I was going also stopped at the airport

(Translated by Google) Buses that take you to Argentina which pass every 20 minutes (25 real per person) and take you to the border + bus 120 which takes you to the airport and the falls park for 5 real (Original) Bus qui emmènent en argentine qui passent toutes les 20 minutes (25 real par personne) et emmènent à la frontière + le bus 120 qui emmène à l'aéroport et le parc des chutes pour 5 real

(Translated by Google) Good, but it could be more in specific places. (Original) Bueno pero podria para mas en lugares puntuales

(Translated by Google) This place is the BEST! It's Iguazu Falls, one of the SEVENTH WONDERS of the world! No comments! (Original) Este lugar é o MÁXIMO! É as Cataratas do Iguaçu, uma das SÉTIMAS MARAVILHA do mundo! Sem comentários!

(Translated by Google) The driver was very friendly, the vehicle was in good condition and had everything needed for the job, he was very responsible and fast. (Original) O MOTORISTA FOI MUITO SIMPÁTICO, O VEÍCULO ESTAVA EM BOAS CONDIÇÕES E COM TUDO O QUE É NECESSÁRIO PARA O TRABALHO, MUITO RESPONSÁVEL E RÁPIDO.

It's a very peaceful place, the gardens are beautiful and the statues as well. As everything in this city, there were not many information about the place itself. I thought I would find a meditation hall inside the building but there wasn't one.

I visited this Buddhist temple with high hopes, expecting a tranquil and well-tended space for reflection. While the atmosphere still carried a sense of calm, I couldn't help but feel a bit disappointed. The garden, though once clearly beautiful, now seemed somewhat neglected, with signs of abandonment in parts. Many of the statues—central to the experience—were in need of repair, which made the overall impression feel out of harmony with the values often associated with Buddhism: care, mindfulness, and respect for the sacred. I understand that maintaining such places can be challenging, and I deeply respect the cultural and spiritual importance of the site. I simply hope that in time, some restoration and attention will return it to its full potential. The temple still offers a moment of pause, but it could offer so much more with a little more care.

First time visiting a Buddhist temple ever. Quite impressive architecture. No need to cover shoulders and knees here but did it out of respect. Great place for peace and quiet.

A great place to disconnect from your busy life. I'm not religious, but I found the park extremely peaceful and inviting to walk through and appreciate in my own way. There are even some small informational signs in some areas, which taught me lots of interesting facts. However, the signs are unfortunately only in Portuguese!

Great place to reflect and just be silent. Beautiful scenery and lovely statues. There's a view of the river and both bridges. 🌞Go on a sunny day and preferably on the afternoon.

Very beautiful and impressive! Recommend

It’s a unique holy Buddha temple built on green meadow alongside of river separating Brazil & Uruguay. The soft serene music indulge the soul with serenity.