La Aripuca
La Aripuca
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8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Luciana Penini
10 contributions
Aug 2022
La Aripuca is a sort of theme park, where you can learn about Guarani tribe, the ancient aboriginal inhabitants of these lands. It is small, but so great! Perfect to enjoy with the whole family.
Taste regional products,learn about the culture, even test you aim shooting with bow and arrow! fun and educative. do not miss it!
Taste regional products,learn about the culture, even test you aim shooting with bow and arrow! fun and educative. do not miss it!
Written 13 September 2022
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Luc S
Dendermonde, Belgium6,342 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 13 April 2022
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Paul
Claremont, CA29 contributions
Nov 2021
Interesting place for a short visit. Their mission is to raise awareness about threats to the rainforest. Also a nice gift shop with a good selection of indigenous products.
Written 20 November 2021
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60jonno
Adelaide, Australia404 contributions
Feb 2020
The photo at front pretty much shows it all but it is still worth seeing. The tree logs are enormous and closer viewing inside amd around is impressive. You can get food and drinks onsite.
Written 4 March 2020
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thymetotravel999
Los Angeles, CA279 contributions
Jan 2020
The large wood trap was interesting and impressive, but there's not much else here. You can walk through everything in about 30 mins. There are a few crafts shops onsite, but we really weren't interested in shopping.
Written 31 January 2020
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Bill F
Hendersonville, NC5 contributions
Jan 2020
A small park-like area that is about preserving the trees. There is the open building showing the size of the trees used to build the structure, a gift shop of unique and standard items, and a nice resturant. On a hot day, this was a nice place to rest and have a light meal.
Written 17 January 2020
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Speigal
Birmingham, UK860 contributions
Nov 2019 • Friends
If you have 30 mins to kill and 3 dollar then the 5 min tour and wander interesting if not worrying as trees hundreds of years old felled and turned into furniture for export. Native huts with air conditioning, cafe, ice cream, trinkets. No pushy sales. I suppose supports the locals. Many coaches stop here.
Written 22 November 2019
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MadonnaBo
Brisbane, Australia19 contributions
Nov 2019 • Couples
We were a bit worried visiting here after some of the reviews, however If you have a couple of hours to kill in peurto iguazo this is a nice distraction. Lovely gardens and timber displays. Given there is not much else to see in this town we had half a day after our visit to the falls the day before. Nice friendly guide and yes, there are lots of stalls but they are very nicely displayed in timber and stone buildings, pleasant to wander round. We had a cold beer here before wandering around the rest of the gardens . Also purchased some y acataría, which is the wood they make into edible jam condiment.
Very nice morning spent here.
Very nice morning spent here.
Written 18 November 2019
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Jody G
Toronto, Canada267 contributions
Nov 2019 • Solo
Local native stories about trees. Beautiful structures and furniture. Genuine local crafts. A very interesting experience. They do have a snack bar and restaurant as well. Well worth a visit for an hour or so.
Written 10 November 2019
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BrightKnight91
108 contributions
Feb 2019 • Solo
this it is lost in the middle of the route that connects the city with the falls .. it is a cool stop to see something different ... recommended
Written 28 July 2019
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Hola.. sabrian decirme el precio de la entrada actualmente? gracias
Ariel B
1 contribution
300 cada uno.
Sabrina C
Ribeirao Preto, SP214 contributions
Qual o valor do ingresso para adulto e crianca de 7 anos? Paga estacionamento? Quanto?
MARIO NEVARES
Recife, PE11 contributions
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.
Abre dia 1 de janeiro?
Silvio S
Sao Jose Dos Campos, SP6,442 contributions
Lá é um centro cultural indígena, está sempre aberto inclusive dia primeiro do ano
Alessandra M
Rio de Janeiro, RJ27 contributions
Boa noite e fácil chegar a La aripuca por transporte público qual valor da passagem. Obrigada
HBFilho
Sao Paulo, SP124 contributions
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
Cuánto sale la entrada?
gacafferata
Martinez, Argentina53 contributions
Perdón pero no recuerdo!
Aceita em Real ou somente Peso argentino?
AlbertoLACERDA
Olinda, PE314 contributions
Peso ou Real. Mas na conversão sempre desvalorizam muito o Real
aline cristina s
Joao Pessoa, PB28 contributions
Qual o preço do ingresso?
AlbertoLACERDA
Olinda, PE314 contributions
130 pesos argentinos
sandravrodriguez
Buenos Aires, Argentina102 contributions
Hola, cual es el valor de la entrada? Niños de 2 años pagan? Gracias
Susana G
5 contributions
Creeria que los menores no pagan, y los adultos si mal no recuerdo era de $200.
Renata G
Salvador, BA3 contributions
Qual o valor de acesso?
Moacir Neto
Goiania, GO14 contributions
Melhor olhar diretamente com a Loumar Turismo, inclusive para fazer outros passeios pois eles são ótimos.
Quanto tempo estimado para aproveitar o parque devo separa para visitação?
NLamartine
Natal, RN87 contributions
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.
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