LLEGO A LAS CATARATAS DE IGUAZÚ | ARGENTINA #8

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Octavo video de la serie de viaje por Argentina. En este, llego al parque nacional de Iguazú para visitar las famosas cataratas, una de las maravillas naturales del mundo.
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Well, a new day begins and I'm already in a new destination.
The last chapter I said goodbye to in El Calafate.
And the next day I went back to Buenos Aires.
Yesterday I was in Buenos Aires all day.
I didn't grab anything because I was just relaxing.
I'll have a quiet time, doing my thing.
A little time for me.
And nothing, he came today.
He took a flight from Buenos Aires and came to Iguazu.
He came to the north of Argentina, here on the border with Brazil.
And you can imagine what he came to see.
Well, he came to the Iguazú National Park to see the waterfalls, the Iguazú Falls.
I have a lot of desire to see them, I have a lot of illusions.
So nothing, here I am.
This is the hotel where I'm staying tonight.
Now I'll teach you.
Like, for example, in Ushuaia, Calafate, all the hotels were very good.
O sea, choose what...
El Calafate, well, the one I didn't like at all.
El Chalten, the Chalten were very good hotels.
The hostels, the B&B in Ushuaia were very good.
I think they're all pretty bad.
I think you have to pay a lot of money to have something medium to drink.
Encima is very expensive, it is very expensive.
Flying up here isn't so expensive, it's quite economical.
I'm going back from Buenos Aires to Iguazu.
But then once here, a taxi for example to take you to the hotel costs three times as much as in Buenos Aires.
And now to go to the center, well, to the little town that's at the falls,
You have to go either by taxi or on a trip or on some bus that you know when it's going to happen.
Then it's pretty expensive to move around here.
I'm going to go to the Iguazu Falls now. I don't have much time today.
They close at 6pm and are at 3.
So I want to take advantage of being here today three hours.
And then I have a day and a half more to be full.
It's not much time, but good, it's the time I have.
So nothing, I'll show you the room and we'll go by the falls.
This is the room that's very good because I have three beds.
That's what I was looking for, having three beds.
Because I usually sleep a couple of hours each.
I'll be changing during the night.
And then, look what I mean.
This is the bathroom, it's not so bad.
Now turn on the light here.
And it starts making a noise that makes more noise than anything else.
Looks like it's going to be a blast.
But, well, in the end, let's go for the cataracts.
I'm already inside the Iguazu National Park.
And nothing, I'm here like on a train that takes you to the park.
The truth is it's a little confusing moving around here.
I don't know if you can do that...
If you're walking alone, you can.
But I'm going to catch the train, I don't have much time today.
And he was improvising.
This train is supposed to take you to the top of the falls.
And there are different senders.
Or, to see the Iguazu Falls, for starters, you can see either from the Argentine side or from the Brazilian side.
Well, since the train goes at its own pace, it goes quite slowly.
I'll tell you something else.
The Iguazu National Park is inside a jungle.
O sea, all this is jungle.
It's all mixed up in a jungle.
The good thing is that, unlike the Amazon, here there is no humidity.
It's all right.
But it does make a lot of heat.
So don't forget to bring sunscreen because the sun is getting pretty strong.
And on top of that you're gonna be here for hours exposed as you watch the waterfalls.
You start to hear the sound of the cataracts.
There you see the dust coming up.
No, the powder, the water pulverized that sells.
And here you start to see the waterfalls.
This is crazy.
There's only one percent.
I don't know how much, or how little.
- It's incredible.
Oh, what a spectacle.
The Devil's Throat is the one I'm leaving behind.
I'm going to have some tea.
I swear I thought I wasn't gonna be so much.
Like in Iceland too there are many cataracts that have such strength.
I imagined it would be something like this, just a little bit more.
But I say, well, it's gonna be cool and it's over.
But when he came closer, he saw it.
Oh, seriously.
I don't know how it'll be appreciated.
But seeing him in person is a sensation.
It's because you're so infatuated.
O sea, the whole world is getting enamoured watching it.
O sea, you don't know what to do.
O sea, you are silent.
It's a madness.
It's impressive the quantity, the strength they have.
As you see here by the park, you also have these earthen paths.
O sea, you may come here.
These are the railroad tracks.
The train comes, it's free.
You can use it constantly.
Or if not, use these dirt roads.
The good thing about the train is that it's faster.
Yo, for example, to pick up the heck out of you because I don't have much time today.
I wanted to optimize.
But, for example, now to get down, because I'm hungry.
I like to walk more.
A small advice.
Taking advantage of the last hours of the day.
See you.
There is no one.
A moment ago all these walkways were full.
And there was no one.
You go alone.
Now I'm doing the upper circuit.
Son, what's up?
I have an hour till the park closes.
So I have plenty of time.
A quiet ir, making videos, enjoying it.
So that's cool, cool.
I like it.
Encima hay fauna. It is a wildlife.
O sea, I'm finding almost more fauna than in the Amazon.
He saw the lizards.
There's also, here, monos, coatís and things like that.
Very well.
I like it, I like it.
