Three Borders Landmark Guide
Where Three Nations Meet: The Three Borders Landmark at Iguazu Falls Guide
Experience the unique convergence of three nations at the Three Borders Landmark, located near the magnificent Iguazu Falls. This symbolic site marks the meeting point of Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, offering visitors a chance to stand in three countries simultaneously. With its stunning views, cultural significance, and vibrant atmosphere, the Three Borders Landmark is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the Iguazu Falls region. Each country has erected an obelisk at their respective border point, painted in the national colors. The Brazilian obelisk is yellow, green, and blue; the Argentinian obelisk is light blue and white; and the Paraguayan obelisk is red, white, and blue. These obelisks stand as symbols of unity and cooperation between the three nations. The area surrounding the landmark has been developed into a park with walking paths, viewpoints, and cultural exhibits, providing visitors with a comprehensive experience. At the Three Borders Landmark, you can take photos with the obelisks, enjoy panoramic views of the Iguazu River and the surrounding landscape, and learn about the history and culture of the three countries. The park often hosts cultural performances, showcasing traditional music and dance from Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay. In the evening, a spectacular light and sound show illuminates the obelisks and the surrounding area. While in the Iguazu Falls region, be sure to try "chipa," a traditional Paraguayan cheese bread, or "asado," a South American barbecue.
Transportation
From Foz do Iguaçu (Brazil), you can reach the Three Borders Landmark by bus. Take bus number 120 (Parque Nacional) from the city center. The bus will drop you off near the entrance to the landmark.