From the world’s largest waterfalls, Iguazu in the North-east and the home of Indigenous people in North West to Ushuaia the town nicknamed as the “End of the World” in the South.
Argentina is home to the famous Malbec and Torrontés grapes that are used to make wine.
Indulge in the diversity of the beautiful country with charming and helpful people.
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Iguazu or Iguassu is the largest waterfalls system in the world. They derive as waterfalls of Iguazu River on the border of Brazilian State of Paraná and Argentinian province of Misiones. With nearly 300 individual falls spread over three kilometres and set in the jungle, this world heritage site is a breathtaking natural phenomenon, it is unlike any other waterfalls in the world and is a must in […]
The enormity of the endeavour escaped me as the bus devoured the last few meters of the 1700 kilometres ride from Puerto Iguazu to San Salvador De Jujuy in Northern Argentina. My impression about Jujuy was just as I painted an image on my mind by glimpsing through the vignettes on the long-haul journey. Jujuy’s […]
Salta City is the capital of Salta province in Northern Argentina. The Spanish Colonial imprints and the picturesque narrow streets drawn by single story houses with a mountain in the backdrop adds a unique charm to the city. A well planned 24 hours in Salta would offer an ample of time to explore the main attractions […]
