The Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls offers the most complete and breathtaking panoramic views. This side can be explored in just a few hours during the morning, making it perfect for a half-day visit. There is a single, well-marked trail that leads you through several scenic viewpoints and ends at the awe-inspiring Devil's Throat. Along the way, youll enjoy stunning vistas of the falls from different angles, and the trail culminates at a walkway that brings you incredibly close to the powerful cascades - an unforgettable highlight included with your standard park ticket. To top it off, a glass elevator takes you to an upper viewing deck, offering one last spectacular view of this natural wonder.

It covers the history of the plant's construction, as well as interesting facts about its operation and comparisons with other works. It has an audio guide and tourism monitors for questions and to complement the experience. Trilingual tour: Portuguese, English and Spanish. The Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant is a binational hydroelectric plant located on the Paraná River, on the border between Brazil and Paraguay. The dam was built by both countries between 1975 and 1982. The name Itaipu was taken from an island that existed near the construction site.