| Page Views: 1,444 Last Visit to Corrientes: August, 2005 | At the confluence of two mighty rivers by Assenczo - last update: Sep 2, 2005 |
| Parana river pregnant with the waters of Paraguay |
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| Pros: | "Short and exiting bus ride from Asuncion, Paraguay" | | Cons: | "Not the best introduction to Argentina." | | In A Nutshell: | "A bit faded glory but offering many glamorous surprises" |
Assenczo's Corrientes Travel Tips
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mindcrime Tue Feb 5, 2008 13:22 UTC
Hi! Thanx for the tips here. I'm planning to stay only for one day at Corrientes as I'll come from Salta to Iguazu. Do u think its worth stop here for resting? How far is Iguazu then? | DPando Thu Apr 12, 2007 11:13 UTC
very very helpfu mate !! | fizzeh Thu Jan 11, 2007 00:29 UTC
heh, I was born in Corrientes, and the "shake off your impressions of the bus station area and the suburbs of Corrientes" made me laugh. thankfully, it takes no more than a 10 min walk to get to the pretty places:P | liza.argentina Mon Oct 9, 2006 17:11 UTC
Those checkpoints are supposed to be to dectect smuggling,but do u think they work?I'm from here and personally I'm afraid when the militaries check a bus where I travel. A similiar situation happens when u come from Foz or Ciudad del Este to Corrientes |
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