Adventures of YB125 in Brazil. Part 1

It turned out that entering Brazil = entering the summer. We did not even have time to undress, the real heat at 27 degrees crushed and melted us so that we could not get together for two days. Acclimatization is necessary even when riding a motorcycle.

Slowly, like turtles, we move in the heat. 27 degrees ... And tomorrow we have to go another 300 km inland, which means there will be more!

The town Sao Migeu Das Mission is today valuable for lovers of history, architecture and wishing to face the truth. Today, the largest reductions of the mission of the Jesuit Order remain here. Ruins are protected by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage. Although, in fact, of course, are more a monument to the unjustified savagery of the conquerors of South America.

One-day visit to Argentina
And we drove to Argentina again then to visit the stunning Iguazu Falls from both sides - from Argentine and Brazilian.

In the morning, when the Iguazu National Park opens for visitors, coaches awake. A gang of furry beasts of different sizes rustles down the trees, settles at the narrowing of hiking trails and blinks, yawning after sleep, sniffing out a victim who did not hide its bananas or cookies.

Coati - the sweetest and cunning creatures of the local selva. Amazing and intelligent.

Gangs of these animals literally attack to take away the package.

The national park has a small territory, but enough to be impossible to get around on foot for a day. Even on all the paths (on both sides of the river). Being inside it is hard to believe that the park is jammed with a dense chain of roads and cities, as well as boring agricultural lands.

A small part of the park's inhabitants:

We admit that no photograph is capable to express the true grandeur and power of this natural miracle ... one would like never to forget in detail all that we have experienced there.

The South of Brazil is very densely populated, only fields and pastures are spreading spaciously. And the road network is very dense. True, sometimes the road can be paved with cobblestones or even from compacted clay (but still it is). But bridges are not always there, there are such ferry crossings. This is the crossing over the river Uruguay, by the way:

To be continued.....)