Evita may sing “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina,” but it is you who will be weeping tears of delight when you lay your eyes upon the South American splendour that is Argentina.
As the eighth largest country in the world, and the second largest in South America, Argentina is home to over 40 million people. It has both the natural and cultural aspects that people have come to expect from a South American country, but it offers something more. Much of the country has a very European flare and visitors from Europe and North America should have no problem fitting in and feeling at home.
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Go for: Mountains, Fishing, Frozen Landscapes, Deserts, Archaeological Sites
14 experiences:
Perito Moreno Glacier, Patagonian Desert, Monte Fitzroy Region, Penguin colony at San Julian, Cueva de las Manos, Río Pinturas.
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Go for: Skiing, Mountains, Archaeological Sites, Grasslands
8 experiences:
Skiing Las Leñas, Skiing La Hoya, Aconcagua, Skiing 'The Needles', Ischigualasto / Talampaya Natural Parks.
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Go for: Waterfalls
1 experiences:
Iguazu Falls.
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Go for: Cycling
3 experiences:
Patagonia's Lake District by bike, Estancia Peuma Hue.
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Go for: Wine Regions, Road Trips, Going Places
2 experiences:
Mendoza, Route 40.
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Tradition is fierce in Buenos Aires – tango dancers, classic architecture and cobbled streets. But beyond the custom lies a city of sultry music, agile futbol players and nightlife where getting home after dawn isn’t just accepted, it’s encouraged.
Go for: Museums, Visitor Attractions, Works of Art
3 experiences:
Floralis Generica (Catalano), Museo Evita, Hotel del Casco.
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Go for: Visitor Attractions, Going Places, Historic Cities &Towns
2 experiences:
The Tren a las Nubes (The Train to the Clouds), Salta.
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From Tucuman to the Bolivian border, you'll pass through a mind-blowing array of ecosystems and cultures, gawking at the majesty of the Andes while staying in easy-to-ride valleys. Visit the deserted Inca ruins of Quilmes before heading into the...
Go for: Cycling
1 experiences:
From Tucuman to the Bolivian boarder on a bike.
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The end of the world train travels along the same rails as in the times of the prison, when it would transport the prisoners to fulfill their tasks in the cold subantarctic forests.'
Go for: Going Places, Trains
1 experiences:
Train To the End of the World.
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Go for: Lodges and Ranches
5 experiences:
Estancia El Rocio.
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