The waterfront of the city of Corrientes, is a stroll along the Parana River, the great appeal beyond its people, nice. "Forced" walk along the waterfront every day as possible, enjoying the exercise and the other walkers, looking over the wide river with a strong current of back near the shore are clearly visible, with its small sandy beaches in this time of year writing this blog (winter), with large barges transporting goods to and from the nearby Paraguay. A small tarball zoo of native species can be found on the waterfront, it is possible to see an alligator without the need to approach the Esteros del Ibera.
General Manuel Belgrano Bridge for many years marked the end of the waterfront, although it is now extended to 500 m. south. The bridge connects the cities of Corrientes and Resistencia, two of the country's poorest provinces. With over 1700 m. allowed two cities so close to beat the distance imposed by the Paraná. Cumoliendo this year to 35 years after its completion and continues to impress as a work of engineering.
The Chaco is an Argentine provinces with the largest Aboriginal populations. Its capital, Resistencia, is called the city of the sculptures, the large number of them that decorate the streets. The Guaraní language is spoken by many, but most do not know how to write it (the Paraguayans and have as compulsory education at school).
The sunsets on the beaches of currents have a different color, unique environments, authentic. The magnitude of the landscapes that accompany the sand, managed to trap in a dream of peace and sensations.
During his stay in Corrientes, Paraná river leaves numerous beaches, accompanied by spas offering all those services that make your stay comfortable and safe.
Parana offers to be considered from a towering cliffs, stunning balconies to the river, from which reveals his staggering dimensions and extent of the huge beaches.
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