La Aripuca
La Aripuca
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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naterciac2017
11 contributions
Oct 2023 • Family
It's really worth the visit!!! At the entrance you are welcomed by a guide who talks about the logs and the construction of the giant Arapuca! Local crafts, and don't forget to try the unique flavored ice creams (yerba mate, hibiscus)
Written October 25, 2023
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Luis Angel S
Basauri, Spain1,483 contributions
Sep 2023 • Solo
A nice place to spend a different time in Puerto Iguazú.
Although it is quite far from the center, access by taxi or bus is economical.
A short introduction by a guide is included with the ticket. The place recreates a Guarani aripuca and was built to raise awareness about the importance of conserving the native forest.
In addition to the beautiful construction, you can buy souvenirs from the Guaraníes, have an ice cream or some chips in an extremely relaxed environment.
Although it is quite far from the center, access by taxi or bus is economical.
A short introduction by a guide is included with the ticket. The place recreates a Guarani aripuca and was built to raise awareness about the importance of conserving the native forest.
In addition to the beautiful construction, you can buy souvenirs from the Guaraníes, have an ice cream or some chips in an extremely relaxed environment.
Written October 14, 2023
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Voyager37723470293
2 contributions
Apr 2024 • Family
It is a wonderful place. Total connection with nature. Excellent services. Incredible Guaraní artisans. Very good food, restaurant and live show to the cap, by @elabrazoposadas.tango a couple of Argentine folklore dancers and impressive tango. If you come to Puerto Iguazu. You can't leave without coming to this place, you are going to learn, connect and enjoy...
Written April 28, 2024
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Josefina T
Formosa41 contributions
Feb 2024 • Family
The price of admission seems excessive to me for what it offers. The infrastructure, the history, the information in general, the initial idea and implementation of the project are beautiful. But the entrance price is very high, visiting the place in one hour is more than enough. The missing yerba mate ice cream (attraction of the place...
It is a place to visit if you want, and not return.
The 3 stars are for the maintenance of the place and the interesting information about it.
It is a place to visit if you want, and not return.
The 3 stars are for the maintenance of the place and the interesting information about it.
Written February 25, 2024
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Arroma1990
Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia706 contributions
Jan 2024 • Couples
Nice place to see but there is nothing really special + you need to pay at the entrance. Don’t put within your plan unless you have nothing to do. Pay attention that the restaurant closes at 4:00 pm.
Written January 31, 2024
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Luc S
Dendermonde, Belgium8,113 contributions
Mar 2022
This is a small, but nice local parc.
You learn a bit about the local people and the nature .
Big three logs and furniture. Even a chapel.
And a nice souvenir shop with some local products.
And a good bar/restaurant with local music and dance.
Worth a vist.
You learn a bit about the local people and the nature .
Big three logs and furniture. Even a chapel.
And a nice souvenir shop with some local products.
And a good bar/restaurant with local music and dance.
Worth a vist.
Written April 13, 2022
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Ianne B
Rio de Janeiro, RJ1 contribution
Mar 2024 • Solo
They should select their tour guide better.
I do not recommend.
ZERO rating for Sunday guide, 03/24/2024, morning part.
I asked a question and she told me that I should know.
I'm sorry for the lack of preparation and lack of professionalism.
I do not recommend.
ZERO rating for Sunday guide, 03/24/2024, morning part.
I asked a question and she told me that I should know.
I'm sorry for the lack of preparation and lack of professionalism.
Written March 25, 2024
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Guadalupe O
Cordoba, Argentina9 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
$1200 entry. They tell us that half of the visit is guided. He guides a disaster. He reluctantly said two things, (literally) and ended the visit. Then, two areas to shop, regional store type. This place is not worth spending on.
Written August 11, 2023
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Miguel C
Camarillo, CA124 contributions
Aug 2011 • Couples
We feel like we wasted 2 hours of our life here. I was all very weird and confusing. We paid for our tickets which we thought included a tour. We were met by a guy who spoke poor English, he told us this tree was thousand of years old, and then he said "enjoy!"
We looked at each other and questioned if THAT was our tour?
Then we saw some native Indian kids who looked liked they were being forced to sing and dance for these gringo tourists for tips. It was a sad shame. The kids were not having fun.
There are more gift shops there than anything to see. You essentially are paying an entrance into many gift shops that you have to pay for things again.
I could have really done without this experience. A must miss.
We looked at each other and questioned if THAT was our tour?
Then we saw some native Indian kids who looked liked they were being forced to sing and dance for these gringo tourists for tips. It was a sad shame. The kids were not having fun.
There are more gift shops there than anything to see. You essentially are paying an entrance into many gift shops that you have to pay for things again.
I could have really done without this experience. A must miss.
Written August 19, 2011
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travelmuse1
Newport Beach, Ca128 contributions
Feb 2015 • Couples
Our visit to Aripuca was a part of a packaged city tour following our day at Iguazu. We had no idea what to expect and were pleasantly surprised. After a short orientation to the site by the bilingual guide who explained the purpose of Aripuca and its role in informing visitors of the importance of preserving and sustaining the forest, we were free to explore the lovely grounds of the site on our own.
At one point we heard beautiful harp music coming from a large open-air structure and approached to see a young man playing a harp. It was one of those "pinch yourself moments." After he finished playing, we talked with him and he told us he was the third generation of harpists in his family. There was no pressure to purchase CDs, but we could not resist taking that special moment home with us.
There is also a large gift store with not only beautiful wooden objects but also jewelry, textiles, and many other inexpensive local crafts. There is a small refreshment stand as well with ice cream, drinks and snacks.
We enjoyed this unexpected pleasure.
At one point we heard beautiful harp music coming from a large open-air structure and approached to see a young man playing a harp. It was one of those "pinch yourself moments." After he finished playing, we talked with him and he told us he was the third generation of harpists in his family. There was no pressure to purchase CDs, but we could not resist taking that special moment home with us.
There is also a large gift store with not only beautiful wooden objects but also jewelry, textiles, and many other inexpensive local crafts. There is a small refreshment stand as well with ice cream, drinks and snacks.
We enjoyed this unexpected pleasure.
Written March 23, 2015
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Qual o valor do ingresso para adulto e crianca de 7 anos? Paga estacionamento? Quanto?
Written January 24, 2020
Boa noite.
A Entrada no ARAPUCA custou 300 pesos argentinos, por pessoa.Eu e a esposa pagamos 600,00 pesos equivalentes, à época, a uns 60,00 a 65,00 reais (dois ingressos). Não me recordo do valor para crianças.Acho que cobravam meia.
O carro é estacionado, na área externa, na entrada do Parque, sem cobranças oficiais. Ficam alguns guardadores de carro e você dá o que quiser. Do lado de fora ficam,também, alguns camelôs vendendo artesanatos e comidas. Bem tranquilo.
Espero ter ajudado. A visita é bem interessante e desperta curiosidades. Achamos muito boa a experiência desse passeio.
Written February 6, 2020
Boa noite e fácil chegar a La aripuca por transporte público qual valor da passagem. Obrigada
Written June 7, 2019
Olá bom dia, desculpe não sei lhe informar visto que fiz o passeio a partir de Foz, através de uma agência para evitar qualquer transtorno, e tbem fazia parte de conhecer outros pontos, como o Marco das 3 Fronteiras lado Argentino e jantar a noite em Iguaçu.
Abraço
Written June 7, 2019
Peso ou Real. Mas na conversão sempre desvalorizam muito o Real
Written May 9, 2019
Hola, cual es el valor de la entrada? Niños de 2 años pagan? Gracias
Written January 9, 2019
Creeria que los menores no pagan, y los adultos si mal no recuerdo era de $200.
Written January 10, 2019
Melhor olhar diretamente com a Loumar Turismo, inclusive para fazer outros passeios pois eles são ótimos.
Written July 25, 2018
Quanto tempo estimado para aproveitar o parque devo separa para visitação?
Written June 27, 2018
Acho que em torno de uma hora ou mais um pouco, pois lá você pode comer, tomar sorvete deliciosos ou comprar lembrancinhas para levar para os amigos, além de tirar fotos. Lugar muito agradável para tirar fotos, pois tem coisas que não vemos na natureza em madeira muito antiga (troncos e móveis). Isso é para quem gosta de natureza.
Written June 28, 2018
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