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History and interesting facts about the construction of the plant
Audio guide and tour monitors for questions and to complement the experience
R$ 60,00
Entire
Stop at Mirante Central and Mirante Vertedouro
Stop on top of the dam, Central Command Room, Generator Gallery and Turbine Shaft
R$ 175,00
Entire
Bela Vista Biological Refuge, Travel in a special car for the tour.
Native tree planting and light walk on a trail of approx. 2km.
R$ 45,00
Entire
Stop at the Central Viewpoint, where most of the visit takes place
Live music performance from the triple border
R$ 50,00
Entire
Stop at the Central Viewpoint, where most of the visit takes place
Passage through the Penstocks and Dinner at the Barrageiros Restaurant
R$ 170,00
Entire
R$ 57,00
Entire
Three exhibitions about the Foz do Iguaçu region: Territory of Memories, Illustrated Territory and Revealed Territory.
Exhibits featuring immersive technology, watercolor paintings and photographs revealing the natural beauty of our tri-national region.
Free!
A Itaipu Binational is one of the largest hydroelectric plants in the world, located on the border between Brazil and Paraguay, along the Paraná River.
Opened in 1984, this impressive structure is jointly managed by the two countries, and is essential in supplying energy to their populations.
With 20 generating units and 14.000 MW of installed power, the Itaipu Plant has produced more than 2,9 million gigawatt-hours (GWh) since the beginning of its operation, becoming the world leader in energy generation clean and renewable.
To give you an idea, 8,7% of the energy consumed in Brazil and 86,4% of the energy consumed by Paraguay are supplied by Itaipu.
The construction and operation of the Itaipu plant has caused significant impacts in the economic, environmental and social spheres, but has also been an example of successful international cooperation.
The name “Itaipu”, which means “the stone that sings” in Tupi Guarani, is a representation of the grandeur of this project that contributes to the energy sustainability of the region and the world.
The name “Itaipu”, which means “the stone that sings” in Tupi Guarani, is a representation of the grandeur of this project that contributes to the energy sustainability of the region and the world.
The world leader in the production of clean and renewable energy, the result of the agreement between Brazil and Paraguay.
The Itaipu plant map is a visual representation that illustrates the magnitude of one of the largest hydroelectric plants in the world.
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The Itaipu Tourist Complex has an unwavering commitment to excellence in services and the promotion of Sustainable tourism in all its operations.
As evidenced by the ISO 9001 certification in quality management, its focus is on regional development and the dissemination of tourism activities.
Thus, all resources obtained from tourism operations – revenue collection from ticket sales – are invested in projects and
actions linked to the institutional purpose.
Therefore, inserted in the structure of the PTI-BR Foundation since 2007, Turismo Itaipu has managed and operated tourist visits to the Itaipu Power Plant, this being its main function – receiving visitors from all over the world, offering quality tourist attractions and ensuring its financial viability.
Therefore, its actions are geared towards transforming visits into truly memorable experiences, exceeding visitors' expectations through careful planning of activities and sustainable use of available resources.
In doing so, they impact the development of the region, strengthen the Iguaçu Destination, as well as local and regional tourism.
Check out the awards and recognitions received over time as testimonies of the commitment and dedication of the Itaipu Tourist Complex in promoting quality, responsible and impactful tourism!
The Itaipu Plant is located on the border between Brazil and Paraguay, along the Paraná River.
More specifically, it is located in the city of Foz do Iguaçu, in the state of Paraná, Brazil, and the city of Ciudad del Este, in Paraguay.
Therefore, this strategic location on the border between the two South American countries allows the plant to be managed jointly by the governments of Brazil and Paraguay, forming Itaipu Binacional.
The construction of the Itaipu Binacional Plant is extremely important due to its capacity to generate a large amount of clean and renewable energy for Brazil and Paraguay.
Thus, it contributes significantly to the electricity supply of both countries, promoting sustainable economic development and the reduction of carbon emissions.
The cost to visit Itaipu Binacional may vary depending on the type of tour you wish to take, as the plant offers several tour options.
On average, the prices of tours at Itaipu tourism They range from R$42,00 to R$165,00 per person.
The three largest hydroelectric plants in the world are:
The history of the Itaipu Plant dates back to the 1960s, when Brazil and Paraguay signed a treaty to jointly develop the hydroelectric plant.
However, construction began in 1975 and took nine years to complete, being officially opened in 1984.
The plant is a landmark of international cooperation and plays a very important role in supplying clean and renewable energy to both countries.
The name “Itaipu” originates from the combination of the Tupi-Guarani terms: “ita' (stone), “i” (water) and “pu” (noise), poetically representing “the stone that sings through the flowing water”.
This name reflects the geographical characteristic of the region where the plant is located, close to the waterfalls and the drops in level of the Paraná River, which generate an impressive sound.
“Itaipu” is a word of Tupi-Guarani origin that means “stone that sings”.
The name reflects the plant's location near the Paraná River, known for its drops and natural sounds.
Construction of the Itaipu Plant began in 1975 and was completed in 1984.
FUNDACAO PARQUE TECNOLOGICO ITAIPU – BRAZIL (ITAIPU PARQUETEC)
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