This subtropical rainforest, located in the northeast corner of Argentina near the borders with Paraguay and Brazil, is a beautiful park, Iguazu National Park, famous for its huge cascades and waterfalls. Iguazu Falls, a massive semicircle waterfall, is more than 260 feet high and more than a mile and a half in diameter, forming an impressive border between Argentina and Brazil, with cascading water that drops over levels of sheer rock and green canopies of trees amidst the spray like the very picture of a tropical paradise. Several other waterfalls, like Garganta del Diablo, as well as the wildlife within the park, which includes animals like jaguars and toucans, make this park an absolute must-see.

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