Hydroelectric Plant Ciudad Del Este

... world types of fences. A few stray pylons managed to escape and race across the green countryside. Border Crossing Getting back to Ciudad del Este was better than expected. After flipping the bird at a bus that didn`t stop to pick me up, I was ...

... the 10 year building process, and then we went to the panoramic view spot, and checked out some nice views  of the dam/hydroelectric plant.  Then we drove near all the huge engines, and over the dam, where we could see the *vast* lake that's ...

... back finding and crossing the border was fairly easy. The first meters back on Paraguayan soil let me understand how Ciudad del Este earned its nickname ‘Supermarket of South America’. With hundreds of street vendors and small stores lined up ...

... you do! The reverse is simple too, and if in Iguazu, I don’t see why you wouldn’t like to visit Paraguay and even if only Ciudad Del Este, Itaipu has enough to offer to make it worth while. Don’t believe what you read in lonely Planet, ...

... the weirdest of which looked like a cross between a hippo, a pig and an elephant. I also went shopping with Gui's mom in Ciudad del Este, which was quite the experience. Ciudad del Este is just over the Paraguayan border and it is THE place to go to get ...