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Argentina has long been a drawcard for tourists with its rich culture, world-renowned gastronomy, endless sights, and immense natural beauties. Spanning one million square miles, Argentina is a…
Source: How to spend a week in Argentina
More and more travelers have been discovering Argentina. It offers everything from exciting cities with thriving nightlife to charming historic…
Top things to do in Argentina, including tango in Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, an adventure to Cordoba, glacier hiking and many more Argentina activity ideas…
Argentina is a truly immense country. With its fertile pampas plains in the center, southern Patagonian magic extending to the Tierra del Fuego…
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 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.
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
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
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…
Following in the footsteps of explorers Fitzroy and Darwin, adventurer Leon McCarron finds both treasures and trouble along Argentina’s Atlantic coast.
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
Coasts, glaciers, mountains, lakes, rivers, fjords, rain forests, two distinct cultures and a wide range of activities—Patagonia has something for everyone.
Source: How to Visit and Explore Patagonia | REI Co-op Journal
Often in life one has to hit the bottom before things can improve. This seems especially true …
Source: The Road To El Dorado
Everything you need to know about visiting the Perito Moreno glacier in El Calafate, Argentinian Patagonia. Tips for getting there, the best tours, and how to avoid crowds.
Source: 7 Things to Know about Visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier
A 5-day cruise aboard expedition ship Ventus offers a fascinating look at the region’s spellbinding mix of deserts, glaciers, forests, and mountains.
Source: You don’t have to be a hard-core backpacker to see gorgeous, wild Patagonia – The Boston Globe
Located within the Iguazú National Park, Iguazu Falls offers several trails and railways with phenomenal views of its 275 individual waterfalls. The diverse wildlife and beauty of the park moved the UNESCO to declare it a World Heritage Site in 1984. The largest waterfall system in the world, Iguazu Falls is consistently recognized as one …
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If your neighbor mentions that they’re going on vacation, questions of “where have you decided on…
Source: The Most Aesthetically-Pleasing Holiday Destinations You May Not Be Aware Of
