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You can get a coach from Puerto Iguazu to Ushuaia if you've got a spare 60 odd hours.

The nickname began because Breves wanted to retroactively prove that he had seen some kind of aardvark at Iguazu Falls.

The longest single bus ride I did was about 24 hours from Iguazu (Argentine side) up to Rio.

She was captured in Argentina attempting to steal Iguazu Falls [0].

The Niagara Falls are 790m wide, Iguazu falls are 2.7km wide.

When I visited Argentina, I decided the red tape of neighbouring countries visiting Iguazu Falls wasn't worth the 13 hour bus ride.

Route 1 -> Santa Marta ---> Cartagena de Indias (colombia)-> Leticia --- ferry through the amazonas --> Manaus (Brasil) --> Buenos aires (argentina) --> Iguazu Falls --> Rio Do Janeiro.

> It was twice as high and three times as wide as Niagara Falls Having seen both, I'm not sure that doubling and tripling Niagara would make it larger than Iguazu Falls...probably taller, but Iguazu is really, really wide.

I've been to both the Brazilian and the Argentine sides of Iguazu Falls, and they're both great, but one is not officially allowed to cross between them inside the parks, so no infrastructure has been built to facilitate that, even though it's literally just across a river.

In the norhern part of Argentina (Iguazu) I had poor coverage where my girlfriend had (Argentinian service provider) great coverage.

I also recommend Iguazu, it is not human made but not less epic than M.

[Hi from Argentina!] But there are big cities like Cordoba or Rosario that don't appear, nor tourist areas like Mar del Plata o Iguazu.