Argentina is a truly immense country. With its fertile pampas plains in the center, southern Patagonian magic extending to the Tierra del Fuego…
Source: Argentina, A Paradise at World’s End
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Explore Patagonia and the Chilean fjords by land or sea; Ben Groundwater; Traveller
When you’re in Patagonia, cruising the fjords or trekking the pampas, hiking up mountains or boating through channels, it can take time to sink into silence.
Source: Explore Patagonia and the Chilean fjords by land or sea
A Beginner’s Guide to Argentinian Patagonia; Sorrel Moseley-Williams; The Points Guy
A vast and remote region spanning 402,000 square miles that’s shared between Argentina and Chile, Patagonia is naturally divided by the Andes, though most of it — 90% — is Argentinian.
Where We’ve Been: March 2019 Road Trip Driving Route in Bolivia & Argentina; Trans Americas Journey
Photos, highlights, and drive-lapse video show you what we saw during our South American road trip in Bolivia and Argentina in March 2019.
Source: Where We’ve Been: March 2019 Road Trip Driving Route in Bolivia & Argentina
Things to do in Argentina | 20 Places To Visit For A Whirlwind Trip; Christina Pfeiffer; Travel 2 Next
20 things to do in Argentina, from desert to glaciers, north to south, here are amazing places to visit starting in Buenos Aires.
Source: Things to do in Argentina | 20 Places To Visit For A Whirlwind Trip
Peaks, Lakes & Glaciers of Patagonia; Natural Habitat Adventures & WWF
Destinations Where Your U.S. Dollar Will Go Far; Kelly Lewis; Afar
The Must Do Hike In Los Glaciares National Park; Leigh McAdams; Hike Bike Travel
The must do hike in Los Glaciares National Park is the one to the Fitz Roy Towers. It’s 20 km return with 610-750 m of elevation gain depending on where you start…
The Argentinean river that’s two dams from disaster; Leon McCarron; Adventure.com
Following in the footsteps of explorers Fitzroy and Darwin, adventurer Leon McCarron finds both treasures and trouble along Argentina’s Atlantic coast.
The Mighty Iguazú; Samai Haider; Daily Star
Looking down, I saw what resembled a mossy carpet, its tight weave separated only by the muddy Paraná River, snaking its way through the vast stretch of jungle.
Source: The Mighty Iguazú
