The Iguazú National Park reopened the Garganta del Diablo circuit on Monday, July 27, after being closed for four days due to the strong increase in the flow of the Iguazú River, caused by intense rains recorded in the upper basin, in southern Brazil. The reopening took place from 8 a.m., after confirmation of the stabilization of the water level and the improvement of the climatic conditions. The preventive closure had been arranged on 23 July …
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The Iguazú National Park reopened the Garganta del Diablo circuit on Monday, July 27, after being closed for four days due to the strong increase in the flow of the Iguazú River, caused by intense rains recorded in the upper basin, in southern Brazil. The reopening took place from 8 a.m., after confirmation of the stabilization of the water level and the improvement of the climatic conditions. The preventive closure had been arranged on 23 July …