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Lots of waterfalls
... but it only seems to go twice a day for some reason...still after a bit of searching I found that buses 101 and 102 from the TTU go straight there. Its the last stop so easy to find, can't go wrong. Apart from it went wrong - I got my sums a bit cock-eyed and turned up 1.5 hours early. Oh well, had lunch in the cafe (not too expensive for a tourist place, R$7 for a salgado and a coke) and had a long mooch around the gift shop. Eventually my time ticked around and after ...
Just a little waterfall
... and Brazil and can be viewed from both sides. We spent the day on the Argentinian side. Guarani legend says that Iquazu Falls originated when a jealous forest god, enraged by a warrior escaping downriver by canoe with a young girl, caused the riverbed to collapse in front of the lovers, producing precipitous falls over which the girl fell and the base turned to rock. The warrior survived as a tree overlooking his fallen lover.
We started ...
Kurztrip nach Brasilien
24 Stunden im Bus von Salta nach Puerto Iguazu. Mit Buswechsel in Residencia und Posadas. Ich muss sagen letztlich war es gar nicht so schlimm wie befuerchtet. Lediglich die letzten 4-5 Stunden haben sich 'a weng sehr' gezogen, was unter anderem daran lag, das es extrem heiss im Bus war und nicht wirklich 'prickelnde' Filme gezeigt wurden.
Sehr ueberraschend war jedoch das Klima beim Aussteigen aus dem Bus. Noch ein paar Grad waermer als in Salta und viel mehr ...
The Falls - Brazilian style
We were collected at 8.50 by a mini bus and driven for about 30minutes to the Entrance to the Brazilian side of the Falls. Our tour included entry to the Bird Park - Parque das Aves - which we were recommended to see first. It seems that this is the common order of the visit as Peter and Dan had done the same. Well, the birds were amazing, such beautiful colours. Some were in secure enclosures and in other areas the path lead through double doors to allow you to walk ...
Brazilian Iguazu
So today we leave at around 9am to head for the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls. The Falls are huge. I´m talking seriously huge. So to get the best experience you visit both sides. Tomorrow will be the Argentinian side (where we will have to cross the border). The cool thing is that when you are staring across the falls you are looking at a different country. How awesome?
Beautiful sunshine today. Suncreamed up and travelled by bus first of all to ...
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