This is the biggest waterfall in the world its absolutely amazin and has magical powers they say.. we couldnt stop giggling its so huge and full of water It is like God has flushed the toilet- and he DOESNT have a water saving toilet (because he´s god) I don´t reckon Indiana Jones could have kept his hat though? I mean whats that about. So nice to be in the warm jungle again. long bus ride though. crossed over the border into brazil and there was the bigges...

What an amazing city. we`re been here a week already and will probably stay another. Everyone`s really glam and beautiful, me and Damian have been trying not to let the other one notice that we are oogling the Argentinians. We are staying really close to that Obelisk in the picture, its in the middle of a massive road that has 11 lanes of traffic in each direction. Its difficult to cross. We have eaten countless steaks and drunk loads of Malbec. As with any ...

Cordoba's not as pretty as Salta but has a good feel to it. The nightlife is great and yet again the Argentinians are friendly and, we both admit, very nice to look at! Perhaps one of the most memorable parts of the city was the Malvinas War memorial, giving names of tens of young conscripts killed from this area alone. The antiques market was also fun, with fantastic record stalls. During the week we explored the surrounding countryside in search of good walk...

Uyuni is described as "climatically challenged".its absolutely freezing, completely 100% arid, and in the middle of a dusty sandy salt desert that stretches all the way into Chile. we went on a 4 day jeep ride into this desert, with all our clothes on at the same time and still had cold feet. the first part is a desert of salt. its completely white, flat and crystally, and stretches past the horizon, so you can actually make out the curve of the eart...

the bolivians have loads of extremes. highest road, highest lake, coldest hostels, saltiest soup, cheapest everything, smallest grannies.. they also have the worlds most dangerous road. built by paraguayan prisoners of war, it goes from a pass in the bleak freezing altiplano, at 4,900m, where nothing grows and the llamas don´t even breed, all the way down to semitropical lush green river valleys at 1000m where there are hummingbirds and mosquitoes and bananas. ...