Continuing

After the first night, I went to the waterfalls again the next day. I walked some more trails and went to see the Garganta de Diablo again. It was really hot and humid both days, around 90 degrees. That night I went to this restaurant that everyone says is awesome, called Aqva. It was really cool, the owner was there and sat me down. He was really nice. Cool atmosphere, good service, and tasty food. I got this pork tenderloin that was stuffed with cherries and plums, a Quilmes, and then a cafe con leche afterwards. And then the waitress gave me a free poster.

My flight got delayed the next day, AND I was at the airport like 3 hours early, so I waited for a super long time to get out of Puerto Iguazu. And I didn't understand really what was going on, so I wasn't sure if the flight was delayed or if they just left without me.

I don't remember what happened that night. Probably went out to eat somewhere awesome. That saturday night we went to see a giant tango show at the Plaza de la Republica. 8,000 seats filled with thousands more standing around. That was really cool. After that we roamed around the area for a while. I found a comic book store, and all the comics and mangas were in spanish.

Sunday we went to the San Telmo Market, which was huge and endless. Lots of vendors lining the streets and random people playing music and dancing. I bought some tango music. TANGHETTO.