After a Historical Flood, the Iguazú Falls Reopen: From when You Can Visit the Park Again
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The Iguazú National Park confirmed the normalization of activities after the flow of the river reached 12,000 cubic meters per second and forced to restrict access to all circuits
The administration of the National Park reported that in view of the decrease in the flow of the Iguazú River, the traditional routes and walkways will resume their normal operation
The Intendencia and the concessionary Iguazú Argentina announced the lifting of the preventive restriction of access for this October 13. They recommended to consult the official channels to know the habilitation of the circuits. Read more
The flow of the Iguazú River reached 12,000 cubic meters per second and forced the suspension of visits to two circuits of the national park. Leopoldo Lucas, president of the Iguazú Municipal Tourism Authority, assured that the destination remains operational and asked tourists to consult the official channels before travelling. The flood of the Iguazú River forced to modify the operation of the Iguazú National Park, where the authorities again …
The flow rate increased by almost ten times its usual level due to the intense rainfall in the neighboring country. After the gradual decrease of the water and the technical review of the catwalks, this Tuesday the park resumes the tourist activity.
The Intendency of the Iguazú National Park confirmed that the activities will be normalized on October 13, after a historical flood.
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