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Natural Heritage of Humanity since 1984 and one of the 7 natural wonders of the world since 2011, it is a unique natural universe of 67,260 hectares, full of life, abundant vegetation and 275 waterfalls (80% of them located in the Argentine side). Through walkways, you can enjoy the waterfalls and the Misionera Jungle up close. The Ecological Train crosses the jungle until it reaches the entrance of the main walks, generating the minimum environmental impact. In the park there are about 418 different species of birds that coexist with animals such as the jaguar, fish, turtles and caí monkeys. Specimens of natural flora such as rosewood and palmetto, finish decorating the environment. The falls, located on the Iguazú River, recognized as the most spectacular in the world, are the result of a volcanic eruption 200 million years ago. They are 2.7 kilometers wide. The height of the falls varies from 60 to 82 meters, the most famous being the Devil's Throat with 82 meters high, 150 meters wide and 700 meters long. It is the most impressive jump in the park and one of the most shared views in the world.

It is the southernmost protected area in Argentina, protecting Andean-Patagonic forests that witness the meeting of the final stretch of the Andes Mountains with the sea in the Beagle Channel, which connects the Atlantic and South Pacific oceans. It protects 68,909 hectares and is the only national park in Argentina that combines marine, forest and mountain environments, giving shape to the sea coast, lakes, valleys, extensive peat bogs and magnificent forests dominated by lengas, sour cherries and ñires. All these environments form a unique setting with the purest air that can be breathed. These lands are inhabited by birds such as the picturesque sea goose, the steamer duck, the black-browed albatross or the woodpecker. On its trails it is normal to come across gray and red foxes. A striking landscape in which the Lapataia Bay (the only Argentine fjord of the Beagle Channel) and the Zaratiegui Cove stand out.An entertaining way to tour a small part of the park is the famous End of the World Train, a vintage railway, with its steam locomotives and elegant cars with large windows and an individual audio system to learn about a very important part of the history of Ushuaia.