Introducing Concordia
This pleasant agricultural service town on the Río Uruguay won’t keep you spellbound for weeks at a time, but makes a convenient stop for a night. It’s a working rather than a tourist town with a fine central plaza, interesting cathedral, and riverside beaches and fishing. It also offers a border crossing, via the Represa Salto Grande hydroelectric project, to the Uruguayan city of Salto.
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The mainstay of the local economy is citrus fruit, and you can smell the tang in the air at times.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Re: Transport in Brazil
by SouViajante 15 January 2011
Oi, That looks like one....long....trip from Sao Luis down to the border with Argentina! As previously stated, a plane would be a lot…
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Question regarding Iguazu Falls
by stickman009 03 December 2010
Hey there Thorntree gang! Just trying to do some research on the Iguazu Falls. The plan is to head up from Concordia, Argentina accross…
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RE: Itinerary Recommendation: Best route from Buenos Aires to Iguacu with stops
by Elliott_Moore 23 August 2010
Perhaps the original poster meant Salto (in Uruguay) and not Salta (Argentina). If yes, my wife and I found it quite feasible to spend…
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