Hotel Espana Asuncion

Eduardo Victor Haedo 667 y 15 de Agosto Asuncion, Paraguay

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Unknown Asuncion *

A travel blog entry by jonnyscottblair

... being in Asuncion and it will live with me.





Like
my first shift in Australia in PJ Gallagher's or like the first time I
spoke another language for longer than ...

Destino sorpresa: Asunción

A travel blog entry by lorenabolivia

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... si puedo hacer alguna excursión y a cambiar de hotel a hostal (una sigue siendo mochilera...).

Moraleja: Al mal tiempo buena cara. He conocido Asunción, tengo un sello más en mi pasaporte, he aprendido a sobreponerme a las adversidades y un taxista se sacó un dinero extra...

Todo sigue bien y adelante así que os seguiré informando desde Cochabamba.

Un besico a ...

Undiscovered Asuncion

A travel blog entry by aborder

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... centre, explored the plazas and statues and tried to get a feel for the place. The only people out today were Cambio guys, wanting to change my currency. South America it seems is dead on a Sunday and Asuncion, dead all weekend. Very different to the Western World I guess, but still, I had the place all to myself.










After walking around for a couple of ...

The beat goes on into Paraguay

A travel blog entry by randprtw11

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Asuncion, Paraguay

Well, the trip form Iguassu to Asuncion the capital of Paraguay involved 3 border crossings, the bus stopped at the Argentinian border for us to get stamped out, but failed to stop at Brazil or Paraguay, this would later prove to be a slight misunderstanding on our part that would make a lucky Paraguaian 80 dollars richer.

Entering Paraguay was an experience in itself Ciudad del Este was the border town and resembled a chaotic scene of ...

The title is the hardest part

A travel blog entry by maddystar

... which we shared and I gaveth rest to the beggars with children that we passed apologetically every day on the way from our hostel. The way this woman smiled at me was the most genuine, heartwarming moment, she was so pleased her lips were swallowed into her face so she was all gummy cheeks and joy.

We had been to the bus station the day before to get our tickets and were hounded by hawkers selling paraguay bus services. The prices were the same, so we ended ...