Argentina Travel Blog 

Mountains and glaciers define the glorious region known as Patagonia. Patagonia’s terrain is a dream for any nature or adventure enthusiast, whether you’re a high-risk climber, a slow-and-steady hiker, or somewhere in between. Argentina has a lot to offer for trekkers and hikers who are feeling excited to get in touch with nature and discover new paths. As a matter of fact, Argentina holds a national hiking capital: El Chaltén. El Read more

Argentina is the eighth-biggest country in the world and within its 2,780,400 square kilometers exists magnificent bio and geographical diversity. The National Parks Administration is the agency that preserves and manages these areas, a total of 37 protected spaces that occupy almost 4% of the total Argentinian territory. Visiting some of these natural wilderness areas is a must for any traveler looking for a special experience. The local Read more

Dipping in and out of the clouds, the jagged peaks of Patagonia are considered to be amongst the most magnificent, and dangerous, on earth, in some ways resembling both the explorers and natives who inhabited the area, who were able to survive in these harsh landscapes.  (more…) Read more

When you travel to Argentina, there are many cultural differences that may surprise you! Don’t worry, we’ve got your back. Here are seven super Argentine customs that would be helpful for a Yanqui (Yankee in Spanish!) to know. Greetings Kissing on the cheek when greeting hello and goodbye is part of Argentine culture. When Argentines enter a room, every single person, stranger or family, receives one kiss on the right cheek. The same thing Read more

Argentina is one of the largest countries in South America, with a stunning north to south expanse of 9,376 km of diverse terrain. The Argentina landscape is extremely varied and ranges from steep Patagonian snow-capped mountains to tropical jungles and waterfalls. Argentina is divided into seven geographical regions, each with its own climate, topography and local culture. The wide range in Argentina's landscape allows visitors to have Read more

Salta’s wine gem, the Torrontés grape variety, is a very big deal for many wine lovers. Torrontés are produced in Salta, San Juan, and La Rioja. However, in Cafayate city, part of the Salta province, has built a strong reputation for the high quality of its Torrontés wines. The region enjoys a particular microclimate due to its high altitude and scarce rainfall, offering exceptional conditions for the development of grapevines. Torrontés Read more

The mountainous sights of Patagonia and the architectural wonders of Cuzco might satisfy your need for adventure, but for the ultimate trip, you need to make is a visit to Santiago de Chile. This city is a foodie’s paradise. We have compiled a list of cuisines you must try while in Santiago: Empanada de Pino To go to Chile and not eat an empanada seems like some kind of cultural crime. This delicious traditional food is pure Read more

"Zero waste" is a major lifestyle trend of the 21st century, and the shift can't come soon enough. This is a movement with the goal of producing the least amount of waste possible in all walks of life, whether that be at home or on the go. If you are looking to respect the environment during your travels, here are five different ways to become an eco-friendly traveler, and reduce your carbon footprint. Planning and Read more

Are you looking to travel this summer and haven’t made any concrete plans yet? We have some South American destinations that are good last-minute destinations for summer vacation. Argentina, for instance, is a great place to go for a last-minute travel plan. The highlights of a trip to Argentina include four places you should definitely visit. Iguazu Lying on the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu Falls was declared a Read more

'With a total area of 1,730,146 miles², Argentina is one of the world’s largest countries. It has also been declared by the WWF one of the countries with the greatest wealth and natural biodiversity in the world. Due to its latitudinal extension and wide diversity of geography, Argentina has a great variety of climates – it extends to a tropical climate in the far North and subpolar in the far South (including polar climate if we consider Read more

Chances are, if you have visited Argentina, you've tasted the dish known as Locro. But what exactly is it? Well, it's a hot and hearty white corn based soup that Argentines celebrate as a national dish. It's delicious and perfect for cold weather as the temperatures start to drop. The soup is also unique because it carries on the legacy of ancient Incan dining concepts, which is interesting considering the fact that much of Argentine cuisine Read more

When you are looking to escape the unbearable summer heat, a trip to visit Argentina in the winter may be just what you need!  Since Argentina is located in the Southern Hemisphere, its seasons are opposite of those countries located in the Northern Hemisphere.  Winter months of June, July, and August are a great time to travel to Argentina. Argentina in the winter has varying climates, from mild temperatures in the north to frigid lows in the Read more