There is a unique site in the center of the Province of Misiones. A lonely fall amid the rainforest considered a place of worship and mystery by the Guaraníes.
Salto Encantado Provincial Park occupies an area of almost 14 thousand hectares. Inside its territory, flows a small creek called Cuñá Pirú, which gives origin to one of the most delightful sights in the
Province of Misiones. Lying very close to the City of
Aristóbulo del Valle, barely 12 kilometers separate this small district from the singular waterfall that welcomes tourists year round, as it is part of the attractions advertised by the Tourist Office in Misiones. This waterfall was first spotted during an exploration outing back in 1936. There had been many legends about this place and its magical, religious and even extraordinary attributes. However, no one had been able to find it until this natural paradise was sighted amid the intense green hues of the Misiones rainforest. The erosion caused by the waters of Cuñá Pirú Creek during millions generated this 64-meter-tall waterfall in a deep ravine surrounded by vegetation. It is a magical sight indeed.