Brazil: Sao Paulo pt.4. Iberapuera

We're gonna get chubby with all that chocolate!

Oooh… It’s my turn to book another day at this hostel. The only dumb thing is that we had to change rooms because the beds we had are already booked, blæh…

Well, can’t argue that much, the bed I got now is a bit better than the last one.

Brazil: Sao Paulo pt.3.

Outside the MASP

Masp and Cheese

Brazil: Sao Paulo pt.2

Av.Paulista

Aww…. Good sleep, but a bit noisy with so many in the same room. Can’t even remember if we had breakfast today, bah. No worries, we can eat out even though we shouldn’t since the prices here in Brazil are way more expensive than what we experienced in Bolivia. Way more expensive. So we should be more mindful with our expenses.

Brazil: Sao Paulo pt.1

Our next stop on this awesome adventure of ours was Sao Paulo. I was looking forward to getting there since my cousin Anais was going to visit some friends at the university there in less than a week. That way we could hook up and spend some time in the city. Not only that, Sao Paulo is well known for having one of the biggest metropolitan areas in South America. That meant that I would totally find stuff that had eluded me these past months.

Argentina-Brazil: Foz de Iguacu

Still in Argentina, but today we are going back to Foz de Iguacu to pack our bags so we could get going to Sao Paulo. Woohoo!

Argentina: Puerto de Iguazu

Parque Nacional de Iguazu.

Good day to ya’all!

Today we are on our way to look at the waterfalls of Iguazu from the Argentinean side of the border. Not gonna say a lot here, the pics will talk for themselves. Enjoy.

Brazil-Argentina: Puerto De Iguazu

                          

                            

                                                    (Picture taken from this link)                  

It is time to cross some new borders. And next border is Puerto de Iguazu in Argentina. We had already decided that it was a good idea to stay a couple of days in Argentina so we could visit the falls of Iguaçu from the Argentinean side. So, we packed lightly and left our main backpacks at the hostel with Boris. It took us about 30-40 min. to cross the border from where we were in Brazil over to Argentina, that is just awesome.