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Top 10 Places To Visit In Argentina
Filled with spectacular mountains, breathtaking waterfalls and varied cultures, Argentina will delight to any visitor. The only problem is that there is so much to see and do. To help you decide how best to spend your time in Argentina, we’ve compiled a list of the top places in the country.
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Perito Moreno Glacier: A Must-See in Argentina
On the western end of Lago Argentino is a spectacular display of Mother Nature’s brilliance. The highlight of seeing Perito Moreno Glacier happens at the glacier’s toe, where the ice calves into the turquoise water in the most dramatic fashion. Seeing this wonder should be on your must-see list when visiting Argentina.
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Hiking Guide For Monte Fitz Roy
We were in awe as we looked up at the majestic Monte Fitz Roy. Its sheer granite towers rise straight up from its glacier, commanding all of your attention. We’ve created this Monte Fitz Roy hiking guide to help you pick the best trail for you.
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Cerro Torre Hiking Guide
Argentina’s Glacier National Park is home to some of the world’s most scenic hiking trails, including Laguna Torre Trail to Cerro Torre. It packs more jaw-dropping scenes per step than any hike in the world. We created this hiking guide to help you enjoy this hike as much as we do.
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Driving The 7 Lakes Route to San Martín de los Andes
This famous roadtrip in Argentina’s Lake District weaves between fjord-like lakes and tree-covered mountains, giving it the name, Seven Lakes Route (Ruta de los Siete Lagos). Touted as one of Argentina’s prettiest drives, and we have to agree. The Seven Lakes Route makes a great day trip from Bariloche
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Hiking to Refugio Frey and Cerro Llao Llao
Two popular hikes in Argentina’s Lake District are Refugio Frey and Cerro Llao Llao. The first takes you to a lagoon below the rugged summit of Cerro Catedral. The second rewards you with breathtaking lake and mountain views. Both hikes make memorable day trips from Bariloche.
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Bariloche in Argentina’s Lake District
Tucked in the heart of Argentina’s Lake District, Bariloche has a breathtaking natural setting. Whether you want to hike in the Andes mountains or walk along the lake shore, Bariloche provides the perfect home base for exploring the wonders of Patagonia’s Lake District.
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Iruya: Why You Should Visit This Remote Mountain Town
Tucked away, in Argentina’s remote north, is a quaint mountain village sheltered by dramatic cliffs, giving it a spectacular setting. Due to its remoteness, Iruya is not often visited by foreigners. Those who do make the trip to Iruya are rewarded with a quiet, easy-going town and phenomenal scenery.
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Humahuaca and the Mountain of 14 Colours
The Mountain of 14 Colours has ridges coated with streams of multi-coloured ribbons, leading many to call it Rainbow Mountain. Not to be outdone, below it, the quintessential pre-Hispanic town of Humahuaca has charms of its own. We can’t wait to show what makes Humahuaca and its colourful mountain so magical.
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Purmamarca and the Mountain of Seven Colours
With humble adobe houses built at the foot of the Mountain of Seven Colours, the rustic village of Purmamarca was everything we hoped it would be. Its blend of vibrant mountains and indigenous culture makes Purmamarca a special place.
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Day Trip from Salta – Quebrada de las Conchas and Cafayate
A popular road trip from Salta is to visit the dramatic red cliffs in Quebrada de las Conchas. As you drive through the gorge, the rugged terrain reveals layers of colours that make it a photographer’s paradise. The trip ends in Cafayate, in the heart of Argentina’s high-altitude wine region.
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Salta – Argentina’s Prettiest City
Mention Salta to any Argentine, and their immediate response is ‘Salta la Linda’, said with a longing sigh. It translates to Salta the Pretty, and once you visit, you will understand this endearing nickname. With its multicoloured churches and elegant heritage buildings, there is much to love about this city.
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Explore Los Colorados: A Hidden Gem Near La Rioja
The weather-worn cliffs and dinosaur remains in Tampalaya National Park and Ischigualasto Provincial Park are the main draw for visitors to La Rioja. Visiting them was our intention too, but things changed when we got to La Rioja. Instead, we visited Los Colorados Provincial Reserve and found it a great alternative.
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Jesuit Monuments in Córdoba, Argentina
Some of Argentina’s most impressive Jesuit buildings are found in the city of Córdoba. The UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jesuit Block, in addition to other elaborate churches, mean that those who love heritage churches will be happy to have visited Córdoba.
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Wine Tasting In Mendoza
With the tall Andes Mountains on one side and vineyards on its edge, Mendoza is a mixture of rugged and refined. These two landscapes give it a distinct look from other parts of Argentina. As the home of the most famous Argentine wineries, a visit to Mendoza was in order.
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Iguazu Falls, Argentina’s Natural Wonder
It’s rare to visit a place so spectacular that you want to see it again. It’s even rarer to be just as impressed the second time as you were on your first visit. Yet, few places are as awe-inspiring as Iguazu Falls. You’ll agree once you see this breathtaking marvel.
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Day Trips From Buenos Aires: Tigre Delta and Colonia del Sacramento
What began as a smuggler’s paradise, Tigre Delta is now a popular weekend retreat. Its extensive labyrinth of tree-lined canals, combined with the quiet streets in the city of El Tigre, has captured the hearts of tourists and Buenos Aires residents alike. Tigre Delta makes a perfect day trip from Buenos Aires.
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Discover the Eclectic Neighborhoods of Buenos Aires
From its beginnings as a smuggling port to its glory days as the world’s wealthiest city, Buenos Aires has a vast mix of vibrant and eclectic neighbourhoods. Come with us as we take you to some of these wonderful sites and neighbourhoods, away from the historic centre of Buenos Aires.
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A Guide To The Top Sites In Buenos Aires
As you wander through Buenos Aires’ historic quarter, you’ll notice an endless supply of extravagant buildings. You could spend your days aimlessly exploring its streets and admiring the architecture, but we wouldn’t want you to miss the main attractions, so we’ve compiled a guide to the top sites in historic Buenos Aires.
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Visiting The Jesuit Missions: Encarnacion or Posadas
If you are planning a visit to the Jesuit Missions in Paraguay, you have the option to stay in Encarnacion, Paraguay or Posadas, Argentina. We’ll describe what there is to see in both cities and let you decide which you would prefer to use as a base when visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Site Missions.
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Seven Summits – Climbing Aconcagua
It happened in Camp Berlin, 5780 metres above sea level. It felt as though my mind and body were separated into different parts. I could hear my voice, but thought it was coming from another body. This was the first time I had such hallucinations, and once recovered, I understood the dangers of climbing at…
