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Iguazu falls - Argentina
Today we spent the full day at the Argentinean side of the Iguazu National park.
The park contains one of the greatest natural beauties of Argentina, the Iguazu falls, surrounded by the subtropical jungle. The waterfalls are some 80m high and 2,700m in diameter and is situated basically on the line spanning the border of Arngentina and …
Fantastic Waterfalls
What a fantastic sight to see this vast quantity of water going over the edge. The falls are bounded by Argentina and Brazil and the plan was to see the Argentinian side first and then take a tour to the Brazilian side and a brief excursion into Paraguay. I have not seen the Niagara Falls bur people tell me that Iguazu is much more impressive. …
Iguazu Falls - The Argentinean Side
... also steadily improved.
In the morning we had eggs with breakfast for the first time in ages. We took a bus to the falls, paid the steep 130 pesos (~$26) entrance fee, then caught the little train to take us deeper into the park. Unfortunately, there was a huge lineup for the second train to the top so we had to wait over half an hour.
From Estacion Garganta, a long walkway took us from island to island across wide and narrow sections ...
The Other Falls
The weather was still fine and so we decided to visit the other falls in Missiones as well: The Moconá falls of the river Uruguay. The road to the falls was as nice as the falls itself - windy and the the top of the hills at a lot of scenic views on the rain forst and rivers.
It was really hot that afternoon and we welcomed the wet boat trip to the falls.
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Just Incredible!
... to drag ourselves away so we could at least do some of the other walks in the park. There is an upper and lower trail that encompasses the surrounding forest and remaining waterfalls. By this stage, we were told that the speedboats were not going to operate for the remainder of the day so we decided to take our time and do both walks. We first did the lower walk which takes you along the side of the valley and down to the waterside where you can take a boat ...
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