ArgentinaHito Tres Fronteras25°35’41” S 54°35’26” W
5 de setembro de 2023, Argentina ⋅ ⛅ 21 °C
Hito Tres Fronteras is a unique spot to look over the corners between three countries. Argentina, which was the side that we were on, Brazil, and Paraguay. This served as our first stop and a welcomeLeia mais
ArgentinaPuerto Iguazú25°35’52” S 54°34’32” W 5 de setembro de 2023, Argentina ⋅ ☁️ 17 °C
We aren't sleeping well, but we're eating like Kings. Argentine experience was a interactive dinner. Seated with a whole bunch of people from United States, a couple of Argentinos and a Dutchie we allLeia mais
ParaguaiRío Acaray-mí25°30’44” S 54°36’24” W
6 de setembro de 2023, Paraguai ⋅ ☁️ 19 °C
Our guide initially doubted our choice to visit Paraguay, making it clear he wasn't a fan. This wasn't just due to the usual two-hour traffic jam at the lone bridge leading there but also because,Leia mais
ViajanteIt was a really fascinating experience though so I am so glad we went!! Just learning so much about the regional politics, seeing the crazy driving, the amount of people with guns, the crazy shops ( I think it’s the largest or second largest district of shopping centres in the world ). It was like India meets South America. We were lucky our guide knew how to beat the traffic and he made it a fun experience - we even helped him pick out some stuffed animals for his wife and daughter.
ViajanteMy word, some parts of your guys trip make me nervous as someone who has lived in and off in South America. Be cautious please!
ViajanteArgentina felt very very safe the whole time I was there. Let's see if I feel the same now I'm in Rio.
ParaguaiItaipu25°24’52” S 54°35’58” W 6 de setembro de 2023, Paraguai ⋅ ☁️ 22 °C
Everyone had heard of Three Three Gorges in China. Well before that, Itaipú held the record for the most amount of hydroelectric energy produced, is still second and one of the seven engineeringLeia mais
This is a very confusing photo for scale. Are those capybaras? If so then capybaras are much bigger than I thought! And if they are, are they wild ones? [Roxanne]
ViajanteYeah they are! There were about 20 in that one area. I have no idea what the art thing is, they didn't explain it. But they were wild, easily bigger then an average sized dog. I wish the bus stopped so we could get a better photo, but I'm assuming they just take it for granted now and keep driving as nothing special.
ViajanteCapybaras!! Also cool scifi lookin thing... but capybaras are more exciting!
BrasilFoz do Iguaçu25°41’20” S 54°26’21” W 6 de setembro de 2023, Brasil ⋅ 🌩️ 26 °C
The only place, so I'm told, that you can see two wonders of the world in one day. One engineering wonder this morning, and one of the natural seven wonders this afternoon. Iguazu is the borderLeia mais
ArgentinaPuerto Iguazú25°35’38” S 54°34’9” W
6 de setembro de 2023, Argentina ⋅ 🌩️ 29 °C
I didn't really understand the appeal of this hotel yesterday. Weird uncomfortable pillow, no wifi in the room... But then we came to the rooftop and it made sense then. A perfect place to sort ourLeia mais
ArgentinaPuerto Iguazú25°35’39” S 54°33’56” W 6 de setembro de 2023, Argentina ⋅ ☁️ 25 °C
A little over priced, but a delicious meal. We got to try a local river fish they have here called Surubí, a type of catfish. One of Alex's new favourite cocktails (I can't remember it's name). AndLeia mais
ArgentinaIguaçu Falls25°41’44” S 54°26’15” W
7 de setembro de 2023, Argentina ⋅ 🌩️ 21 °C
I'll start by saying this was one of the most incredible experiences I'll ever have in my life. The beauty and power of this spot was unlike anything I've ever experienced. No picture or video will beLeia mais
ArgentinaIguaçu Falls25°41’7” S 54°26’45” W 7 de setembro de 2023, Argentina ⋅ 🌩️ 22 °C
Devil's Throat was definitely the main attraction. But there is so much more here as well. Any one of these waterfalls in Australia would have people hiking for hours to see. Here there are over 200Leia mais
ArgentinaIguazu Falls25°39’58” S 54°27’30” W
7 de setembro de 2023, Argentina ⋅ ☁️ 26 °C
Driving through the "Jungle" (It's a sub tropical forest). Where I got to see my first toucan in the wild though!
But where are we going?
