Eighteen hours later following the sweaty Nazi, the kid chucking up behind us, the hypothetical questions and all of us in hysterics, we arrived in Foz do Iguazu, the Brazilian city bordering Iguazu falls, the largest waterfall in the world joining Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil. Once settled, we arrived at none other than Pizza Hut for a hearty western lunch assuming the prices would be cheap. We were wrong and immediately hit with the strong ¨Real¨ currency ...

Our lengthy sleep ended late in the afternoon and we all awoke refreshed and ready to explore La Boca football stadium. After taking a bus (a new cheap mode of transport for us which pleased Dan greatly) we found ourselves in Camineto street, a quaint artist strip with an array of primary colours flooding the buildings, portraying a pop-art style. It is a great disguise for the shabby buildings beneath the paint noticed on closer inspection but still reels in the...

Deciding to split up for the day, Emma, Laura and Jamie opted for a cultural day whereas Dan and Emily had a lazier one. First we visited the History of Fashion Museum in the San Telmo district and were immediately amused by the cut-out heads of 1940s fashionistas posing for various photos with them. Emma being a little vertically challenged, was offered some blocks to stand on by the museums owner much to our delight! The Museum displayed fashion throughout the ...

Wrestling was certainly an experience! We knew it would be fiesty but we were surprised at the midget-tossing and the women and men fights! Our VIP front row seats assured us the best view of the ring especially when the wrestlers threw one another out of the ring and continued to fight at our feet! Emma initially was unsure that she would be able to hack two whole hours of violence until Laura, being slightly more aware that wrestling is mostly bravado, explaine...

Taking a short flight back to grimey La Paz, we were amazed at the crowds of people swarming the tiny airport wearing "Kudai" t-shirts. We realised Kudai were a band flying in on our plane to perform that night in Sucre. As the screams erupted we saw four ordinary-looking people hop off the plane waving and videoing their fans before being whisked off by bodyguards. La Paz had not grown any cleaner since we left and as it was the weekend the amount of ...