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Tango, wine, asado, gauchos, and soccer all come together in this remarkably beautiful South American nation that captivates foodies, wine enthusiasts, hikers, skiers and nature lovers alike. Friendly and welcoming Argentinians will make you feel at home wherever you go! From the thrilling ski slopes of the Andes to the vast grasslands of Las Pampas, and from glamorous Buenos Aires to the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls, our guide to the best places to travel in Argentina has something for everyone to enjoy a truly unique and unforgettable experience.
Let Argentina charm you with its streetside tango shows, stunning Andes views, and delectable cuisine. This selection of travel experiences is just the beginning of a land where European elegance meets vibrant Latin spirit. Don’t forget to ask us about an Asado tour in Argentina!
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Argentina is located in the southern part of the continent. It is bordered by Chile and the Andes to the west, the South Atlantic Ocean to the southeast, Bolivia and Paraguay to the north, and Brazil and Uruguay to the northeast. It is the second-largest country in South America.
Its vast size and location offer diverse climates, making it a year-round destination. The best time to travel to Argentina will depend on your plans: La Pampa is warm and humid, Patagonia cold and windy, the north subtropical, the center mild, and Cuyo hot by day and cool by night.
The six regions of Argentina include the Northwest’s canyons and valleys, Chaco’s vast scrubby plain, Mesopotamia, known for red soil and lush greenery, the diverse Andean Sierras, the fertile grassland of the Pampa, and Patagonia, forming the continent’s “foot” near Antarctica.
Spanish is the primary language spoken in Argentina. Unlike many other Latin American countries, Argentina has a relatively low proportion of mestizos. Argentina food and culture are influenced by Spanish, Italian, and other European backgrounds, as well as the colorful legacy of the Gauchos—nomadic horsemen and cowhands of the Pampas (grasslands). Argentina is a combination of elegance, culture, and adventure. Family time, often centered around an asado (barbecue), and the passion for soccer create a warm, friendly, and proud national identity.
Asado, Argentina’s iconic dish, features grilled steak and/or pork with chimichurri, paired with renowned wines. Empanadas and provoleta show European influence, while alfajores and dulce de leche are beloved sweets. Mate, a herbal, caffeine-infused drink, is a key social tradition.
