The bus ride from Cordoba to Puerto Iguazú took about 22 hours. There wasn't a lot I could do, except read (a lot), sleep (a lot, too) and watch the on-board movie. The movie was in Spanish without subtitles, but to my great surprise I understood enough to actually follow the story. True, it was a rather simple comedy, but still, I hadn't expected this :-)
In Puerto Iguazú, I explored the city for a bit. There is not much to see, except for the place where you get to see Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina all in one glance:
To the right is Brazil, Paraguay is to the left, and the bottom is Argentina. So now I can say "I have seen Brazil," without actually having set foot into the country :-)
In Puerto Iguazú, I explored the city for a bit. There is not much to see, except for the place where you get to see Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina all in one glance:
To the right is Brazil, Paraguay is to the left, and the bottom is Argentina. So now I can say "I have seen Brazil," without actually having set foot into the country :-)
