 | Itaipu Dam, Paraguay |
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... list was: CN Tower, Toronto, Empire State Building, New York; Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco; Panama Canal, Panama; Itaipu Dam, Brazil/Paraguay; Chunnel, England/France; North Sea Protection Works. When we realised we would see so many we decided to ...
It was up early again on the 9th to go the 30 minutes to the dam at Itaipu. This is the biggest operating hydro electric power station in the world and is official considered as one of the seven wonders of the industrial world by the American Society of ...
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Anyone been to Paraguay?
Posted on Jul 8, 2009, 16:58:09
... it was awesome. One huge street party. Ciudad del Este is a bit rough and ready but a bizarre experience nonetheless - visit Itaipu Dam for a feat of engineering whilst in town. It's also a cheaper border crossing for visiting the Falls at Iguassu. ...
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Bonita (Brazil) to Buenos Aires... best route of travel, places to stop?
Posted on Feb 15, 2008, 14:03:36
... connections, but nothing much to see on the route. By the way, if you have time at Iguassu, try to visit the amazing Itaipu Dam. If I'm not much mistaken it is still the largest hydro-electric project in the world, though I think it will be surpassed ...
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