Iguazu Falls is made up of 275 falls over 2.7k of the Iguazu River, and is the most impressive natural sights we've seen (Machu Picchu being the most impressive man made). We arrived in Iguazu about 9am after a 17 hour bus and after getting showered etc we all set off to the falls. We got a bus from outside the hostel to the entrance then once inside the National Park got a train closer to the falls. We decided to go the furthest part first and work our way backw...

Arriving in BA we were very excited! Everyone we'd spoken to had told us that its similar to La Paz (a trap) but modern, and they were right! We arrived on the Friday just in time for the first football game of the World Cup, so the BA carnage began from there. We stayed at the New Milhouse which is known as the party hostel of BA because they have something going on each night. We went to watch a drum band one night which was incredible, a group of guys in boile...

Cordoba The bus from Salta to Cordoba was 12 hours so we decided that we'd get the executive seats, and as it was only an extra few pound we fully enjoyed the leather reclining chairs whilst being served food and drinks =) Cordoba has seven universities so after catching up with the Manchester guys again we decided to go watch one of the university rugby games that was being played. It was a gorgeous day so we ended up staying back at the clubhouse afterwards f...

We arrived at the border after a suprisingly good train (we got blankets and everything) and set off on our journey to Salta. Unfortunately, we hadn't realised there was a time difference in Argentina so when we reached the bus station and realized our bus had already left we were a tad annoyed. After going via Juyjuy we finally managed to get there. We checked into a hostel that night but after meeting the Mancunian people from La Paz we decided we were in th...