87's The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland.For a 5 peso bus ride and a 60 peso admission charge (only 7 pesos if you are from Argentina or a neighbouring country!), we got to spend a day in Argentina's own slice of paradise – Iguazu National Park.
Located on the border of Argentina and Brazil, the Iguazu Falls are currently on their way to nabbing a spot on the New7Wonders of Nature list. And hiking through the jungle, stopping to take in the spectacular views, a
nd taking a dip to escape the extreme humidity is a whole lot more fun than going to work, that's for sure!The falls themselves were pretty damn amazing. The biggest, Devil's Throat, is loud, angry and powerful – and there are so many tourists around, we did well to get a couple of pics wit
hout random elbows, hats and bum bags protruding into our shot. It was also the site of my dramatic bee sting (because I have the uncanny ability to make the smallest events dramatic), which left me with a swollen leg and a wound that was leaking fluid for days (I exaggerate not).
hout random elbows, hats and bum bags protruding into our shot. It was also the site of my dramatic bee sting (because I have the uncanny ability to make the smallest events dramatic), which left me with a swollen leg and a wound that was leaking fluid for days (I exaggerate not). The rest of the park is full of pretty-yet-less-impressive falls, butterflys
galore and overpriced kiosks (20 pesos for a salad roll – tell him he's dreamin'!).
galore and overpriced kiosks (20 pesos for a salad roll – tell him he's dreamin'!).

