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Devil's Throat reopens Monday at the Falls Park
Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie Grellmann
Circuit closed for five days resumes operation after flow monitoring
The Devil's Throat Circuit in Iguazú National Park, located in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, reopens on Monday, July 27, starting at 8 a.m. The reopening follows five days of closure and monitoring of the Iguaçu River flow.
The decision to reopen the circuit came from Iguazú National Park and the concessionaire Iguazú Argentina S.A. after evaluating the weather conditions in the Iguaçu River basin. On Sunday, July 26, a stable flow of 6,370 cubic meters per second was recorded, allowing the restriction on the park’s most visited viewpoint to be lifted.
The Devil's Throat Circuit is known for its roughly 80-meter free-fall waterfall, located in the heart of the park. The other two circuits — Lower and Upper — remained open during the restriction period, as did all other attractions and tours.
With the reopening coinciding with Argentina’s winter vacation period (which began on July 20), the park expects a large influx of visitors, especially from Buenos Aires and the Federal Capital.
Source: Primera Edición Link: https://www.primeraedicion.com.ar/nota/101126439/este-lunes-se-reabre-el-circuito-garganta-del-diablo
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