1000 Treks

Travel simultaneously gifts us both simplicity and complexity. With every trip, we can shed a little more unnecessary baggage, and, upon return, unpack memories instead of things. #1000treks #grouptravel #adventuretravel #internationaltravel #travelmemes

Next up #brazil August 2020 JOIN US! : https://www.1000treks.com//the-south-american-wonders--the Iguassu Falls is just one of many sites/sights we will on this once-in-a-lifetime trip! Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay you don’t want to miss this!... We are itching for our next trip and getting closer to beholding this beauty!Spanning 2.7 kilometers, Iguazu Falls is made of 275 waterfalls or cataracts! The tallest of these, the Devil's Throat, drops by more than 80 meters. Iguazu Falls is nearly twice as tall as Niagara Falls and rivaled only by Zambia and Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls, which is taller at 108 meters. Still, it’s nearly three times as wide as Niagara Falls and significantly wider still than Victoria Falls. Iguaçu Falls became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. #1000treks #grouptravel #iguassu #iguassufalls #iguazufalls #fozdoiguaçu #devilsthroat #brazil #misiones #parana #rio #riodejaneiro #puertoiguazu #argentina #cuidaddeleste #paraguay #paranariver #provincedemisiones #paranaense #atlanticrainforest #amazon #unescoworldheritage #waterfall #waterfalls #nature #traveling #traveltheworld #abroad @ Iguassu Falls, Brazil Argentina Border

Iguazu Falls are located within the Iguazu Falls National Park, a protected area over 67,720 hectares (167.34 acres) on the Northern border of the Province of Misiones, Argentina. The Park comprises a series of 275 waterfalls at the heart of the Paranaense Rainforest, located 17 kilometers (10.5 miles) from the Iguazu River feeding into the Paraná River, where the Argentine, Brazil and Paraguay borders meet, and where the cities of Puerto Iguazu (Argentina), Foz do Iguaçu (Brazil) and Ciudad del Este (Paraguay) face each other. And we are going this year!! Who wants to join us?!?? www.1000treks.com

The Galápagos Islands, located roughly 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, remained a closely-guarded natural secret for millions of years. Over that time, the archipelago evolved into a home for an all-star cast of plants and animals. Sometime in the 1800s, some swashbuckling pirates and intrepid explorers started arriving in the Galápagos Islands. The most famous early visitor was Charles Darwin, a young naturalist who spent 19 days studying the islands' flora and fauna in 1835. In 1859, Darwin published On the Origin of Species, which introduced his theory of evolution and the Galápagos Islands to the world.