The streets of Puerto Iguazu town

March 7th 2006
The first thing I noticed after landing in Puerto Iguazu was the stifling heat. It was quite hot in Buenos Aires but it was much hotter here and the humidity was awful. Once again I was clueless when it came to directions and spent about half an hour wandering through town trying to find my hostel. As before, after sweating my way to the hostel, I found that it was actually quite close to the whe ... read more

South America » Argentina » Misiones » Iguazú National Park

Following independence from Spain in 1816, Argentina experienced periods of internal political conflict between conservatives and liberals and between civilian and military factions. After World War II, a long period of Peronist authoritarian rule an... ... read more

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Andrew Khamlu

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Welcome People!! South America has always held a fascination for me since a very young age. The story of the rise and destruction of the Inca Empire, filled with its insatiable lust for riches and power, has stayed with me to this day. I've travelled quite extensively, but this has to be my most eagerly anticipated trip. This is the fulfilment of a childhood dream. With those expectations in mind, will the real South America live up to the one held in my imagination... So for the next two months I'll be making may way through the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of lands once ruled b... full info

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