ARGENTINA - BIRTHPLACE OF THE TANGO

Argentina, a land of vibrant culture, breathtaking natural landscapes, and rich history, invites travelers to experience its diverse tapestry of experiences. It is here that the passionate dance known as the tango was born, loaded with expression and emotion, and a beautiful dance to watch - or perform. Embrace the cosmopolitan charm of Buenos Aires, where the echoes of European architecture blend seamlessly with Latin American flair, offering a glimpse into Argentina's colonial past and modern urban vibrancy. Beyond the bustling cities, immerse yourself in the gaucho culture of the vast pampas, where traditional folk music and horsemanship reflect Argentina's rural heritage.

Nature enthusiasts will find solace in Argentina's awe-inspiring landscapes, from the majestic peaks of the Andes to the otherworldly beauty of Patagonia. Embark on a journey to the legendary Iguazu Falls, where the thundering cascades plunge into lush rainforest, creating an enchanting spectacle of nature's power. Explore the rugged beauty of the southernmost region, where glaciers gleam amidst turquoise lakes and jagged peaks, offering tons of opportunities for trekking, wildlife spotting, and adventure.

History buffs will also find the country of interest, as they are captivated by Argentina's past, from the ancient civilizations of the indigenous peoples to the legacy of Spanish conquest and immigration waves from around the world. Trace the footsteps of Argentina's independence heroes in the historic quarters of cities like Salta and Cordoba, or uncover the mysteries of pre-Columbian cultures in archaeological sites such as the UNESCO-listed Quebrada de Humahuaca. Whether savoring the flavors of Argentine cuisine, dancing the night away in a milonga, or marveling at the natural wonders of the land, travelers are sure to find endless fascination and wonder in Argentina's cultural, natural, and historical riches.

Tierra del Fuego National Park

Tierra del Fuego National Park, nestled at the southernmost tip of South America, boasts pristine wilderness and diverse ecosystems. Visitors can explore ancient forests, home to a variety of wildlife such as beavers, foxes, and Andean condors. The park's landscape features snow-capped peaks, mirrored lakes, and rugged coastlines, offering breathtaking vistas for nature enthusiasts to enjoy.

Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls, one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders, spans the border between Argentina and Brazil. With over 270 individual waterfalls cascading over lush rainforest cliffs, it's a breathtaking display of nature's power and beauty. Visitors can explore the network of walkways and viewpoints to marvel at the thundering waterfalls and immerse themselves in the surrounding biodiversity, including diverse bird species and lush vegetation. 

Best time to travel

September - November or April - June, but it is a large country, so there are places to go at any time of year.

Recommended duration

7-14 days

Pairs well with

Brazil, Chile, or Bolivia

Cost factors

Typically is one of the more expensive countries to visit in South America, due largely to the flight costs

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