Johanna Diosa

Friday

I took the train at 8:00 p.m. o'clock in the train station near to my house. Then, I took the bus from Buenos Aires destination Misiones at 9:00 p.m. o'clock in the Retiro station. At 9:30 I was on the route. I travelled all the night. In the morning I arrived San Ignacio at noon and I walked for 1 hour. Finally found the hostel. The hostel was fabulous, big and quiet. After that, I leaved the bags and went for search food. I ate fish for lunch. I bought the tickets to the jesuit ruins. I learned about the Guaraní culture and I visited their big structures declared World Heritage. Finally I cooked dinner. I ate with others travelers and I went to the bed.

San Ignacio Ruins 

Saturday 

I got up early. I took a shower and I ate my breakfast with toast bread, coffee and orange juice. Then I rented a bike for visit the Teyu Cuaré Park to 14 km away. I rided a bike and I was exhausted. I leaved the bike in the entrance of the park and talked with the ranger. In this moment I started the long walk. I visited different places in the park as: Borman’s house, Paraná River and viewpoints.

The Borman´s house was a particular history because one Nazi lived hidden in this land during the war. The house was build with red stone of the region.

Monday- Thursday

In the morning I prepared my backpack. I checked out from the hostel and I walked to the station. I traveled by bus. I arrived Fox de Iguazú. I changed the money and I ate my breakfast. At night I inquired about the next route to the Iguazú Falls. I needed more money than I have because the park was very expensive.  

I stayed in the city and I visited all the possible places. The falls were fabulous and I felt a renewal in my life. The next day I crossed to Brasil and I visited the other face of the falls and I was equally surprised. The Iguazú falls were chosen as one of the natural wonders of the world. I continued my journey to Uruguay.