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Salta

The Cono de Arita: A mysterious and little-known place in Salta

The Cono de Arita is one of the most amazing natural formations in Argentina , it is located in the puna of Salta between the towns of Caipe and Tolar Grande 600 kilometers from the city. Its name Arita was given by the ancient aboriginal people who lived in the area, in the Aymara language it means “sharp” , it was the best adjective that this…

Argentina

Where to spot wild animals in Argentina, the best places to see them

Being the 8th largest country on earth and extending over 2200 miles north to south from the tropics to the fringes of the Antarctic, there is no shortage of wildlife in this South American country! You’ll have to get yourself out of Buenos Aires though if you want to see the wild side of Argentina. This guide is divided up into the wildlife…

Jujuy

La Quebrada De Humahuaca: A Watercolor Landscape

Mountains painted by the years, ancestral routes and winds of andean music cross the Quebrada. Between rites and carnival, the valley sings its sorrows and falls in love with its gualicho. The Quebrada de Humahuaca is an extensive and irregular mountainous valley of approximately 155 km. long across the province of Jujuy from north to south. In…

Salta

8 amazing landscapes you can find in Salta

Salta is a province where you can find a great variety of unique tourist attractions. Each corner of this province has its charms and it is worth knowing them, that is why we are going to recommend you in this guide the 8 best landscapes of Salta: Quebrada de las Conchas Located in the Calchaquíes Valleys a few kilometers from the town of Cafayate…

Purmamarca

Purmamarca A Picturesque Village On Argentine Puna

Purmamarca is a town in Jujuy province in northwestern Argentina. It is located at the base of a spectacular multicolored hill called Cerro de los Siete Colores. From town Paseo de los Colorados trail goes to surrounding desert landscapes where there are views of the mountain. Adobe houses, streets and Plaza 9 de Julio is home to a popular…

Fiambala

Los Seismiles Route, No Words To Describe Natural Beauty In Argentina

In the Cordillera de Los Andes, in the Province of Catamarca, is the highest concentration of volcanoes with peaks that exceed 6,000 meters, That is the reason they are known as Los Seismiles. This region of Los Seismiles shares scenery with beautiful lagoons of different colors, being the Green Lagoon the largest of them with an intense emerald…

San Luis

San Luis, Nature Everywhere

A rainbow of alternatives makes its way into the provincial territory of San Luis. Sierras, valleys, plains, lagoons, salt mines, hot springs; urban sites and rural trails; cultural reservoirs and modernity; serenity and seductive active proposals; silence and rhythm; humility and extravagance; tradition and development; everything is possible and…

Cordoba

Tour Gourmet In San Rosa De Calamuchita

Calamuchita Valley is 80 kilometers south of Cordoba. This area is known for its rich history, blue valley, and big lakes. It is an ideal place for ecotourism due to its wonderful landscapes of forests and mountains. Tourists can see the flora and fauna of the zone. Its rivers and lakes are the perfect locations to practice water sports such as…

Iguazu

How to go to the Iguazu Falls

The Falls are located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, generally those who want to know them base in the small town of Puerto Iguazú (Argentine side), it is super safe and has a great infrastructure to enjoy tours, lodging and gastronomy. To get to the Falls from Puerto Iguazú you have to go al National Park, located at 20 kilometers…

Tucuman

Sightseeings In Tucumán

San Miguel de Tucumán is the capital of Tucumán Province. It is also known as El Jardín de la República because you can see flowers everywhere. San Miguel de Tucumán is located in the northeast of Argentina. This city is chosen by tourists because of the historical and archeological sites and its different landscapes. There are many landscapes.…

Salta

The best attractions to visit from Salta

There are many natural places with a great historical mark to visit near Salta . One of the advantages of this destination is that it is close to several super interesting places like the Train to the Clouds, Las Salinas Grandes, Iruya, Pumamarca, Humahuaca and many other places that I will go to below detailing in this guide that will allow you…

Ushuaia

How to get from Ushuaia to El Calafate or vice versa

Ushuaia is the southernmost city in Argentina and located in the Tierra del Fuego province at the southern tip of South America alongside the Beagle Channel. Attractions such as the Tierra del Fuego National Park , Beagle Channel Cruising and the Laguna Esmeralda entice people to visit what is known as the end of the world. El Calafate is the…

Buenos Aires

7 Folkloric Peñas in Buenos Aires

Argentine folklore is much more than music and dance: it's a direct link to the country's roots, its land, and the stories that shape its identity. From the chacareras of Santiago del Estero to the zambas of the northwest, by way of the chamamé of Corrientes and the cueca of Cuyo , folklore runs through the heart of the country and beats strongly…

Buenos Aires

What To Do In Buenos Aires With Children?

WHEN SCHEDULING A TRIP THE SAME QUESTION ALWAYS ARISES, BUT BUENOS AIRES HAS AN ANSWER FOR ALL TASTES AND AGES WITH ITS PARKS, SHOWS, GAMES AND NATURE. WE LEAVE YOU A TOP TEN OF ACTIVITIES TO DO WITH CHILDREN THAT WILL GIVE YOU ASSURED SMILES. . BOAT TRIPS. TANGOL INVITES YOU TO ENJOY THE POSTCARDS OF BUENOS AIRES AND THE TIGER FROM THE WATER.…

Buenos Aires

Gaucho Festival San Antonio de Areco

Every year since 1939, San Antonio de Areco (120 kilometers from Buenos Aires) is the venue of the Fiesta de la Tradition , the most popular gaucho celebration in Argentina in which the people show their own identity and people from all over the country travel to see the protagonists: Gauchos, artisans, musicians and folk dancers. Traditionally…

Bariloche

How is the weather in San Carlos de Bariloche throughout the year?

San Carlos de Bariloche , or simply Bariloche, is a city located in Argentine Patagonia , considered one of the most beautiful in the country and visited year-round by hundreds of tourists who come to marvel at its landscapes. As we know, planning a trip depends on our own tastes and comfort, and if you're planning a trip to Bariloche, deciding…

Ushuaia

All about the weather in Ushuaia

The weather in Ushuaia varies a lot every Season and even on the same day! There is a joke among the locals that if you are not happy with the temperatures you don't have to worry... It is very provável that in a few minutes you would remove or already put on layers of coat like an onion. If you are planning to travel to the southern city of the…

Buenos Aires

The 5 best museums in Buenos Aires

The city of Buenos Aires always characterized for having a great cultural identity that we can see reflected in its museums and cultural spaces, where there is an infinite range of exhibitions of national and international art that range from ancient works to contemporary pieces and objects of the new era. When it comes to wanting to know each of…

Salta

Climate of Salta throughout the year

If you are organizing a trip to the Argentine Northwest, Salta is a must-see point that you cannot miss on your itinerary. It is very important That take into account the variations of the climate in the city to be able to go with the appropriate clothing and equipment according to the season in which you travel there. For this, below I will…

Buenos Aires

Pulperías: A Past Present

CONCEIVED AS SUPPLY CENTERS IN THE 19TH CENTURY, THESE VENUES SOON BECAME SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS FOR GAUCHO-MAKING. TIME PASSED, BUT THE CUSTOMS AND LEGENDS REMAIN IN FORCE WITHIN ITS WALLS. & NBSP; IN THAT STRAIGHT LINE THAT THE PAMPA DRAWS TO DELIMIT THE SKY FROM THE EARTH, BUILDINGS AS OLD AS THE HOMELAND EMERGE ON THE HORIZON. ANCHORED IN A TIME…

Buenos Aires

El Barolo, That Divine Comedy

OPENED IN 1923, THE BUILDING COMMEMORATES THE FAMOUS WORK OF DANTE ALIGHIERI. IN ITS ROUTE, ARCHITECTURE, LITERATURE AND MYSTICISM COMBINE UNTIL ELEVATE THE SOUL BEYOND THE ROOFS OF BUENOS AIRES. ENTER HORNS AND SMOG, IN THE MOST TRADITIONAL AVENUE OF BUENOS AIRES, A LAY TEMPLE IS HIDDEN FROM VIEW: A PLACE WHERE TIME STANDS STILL AND SPACE IS…

Buenos Aires

What to Do in San Telmo?

San Telmo is one of the most iconic and vibrant neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. Here, history blends with modern culture , creating a unique atmosphere that attracts both tourists and locals. If you're thinking of visiting Buenos Aires, San Telmo should be at the top of your list. With its cobblestone streets, old buildings, and vibrant nightlife,…

Buenos Aires

Plaza Serrano And Its Boho-chic Atmosphere

Located in the heart of Palermo, the area used to be home to writers and artists. After being recycled, Plaza Serrano became a hub of innovative design with stores and fairs everywhere. As the main areas of Palermo Viejo’s modernization process, today Plaza Serrano and its surroundings are the epicenter where Buenos Aires scene happens. Its…

Buenos Aires

Colon Theater

There are emblematic spots in the city of Buenos Aires , places that one must almost obligatorily visit if the goal is to thoroughly understand the country's culture. The list of such places can be diverse, for example: the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Barolo Palace , the Casa Rosada, and the Cabildo . Like any major city, the Argentine capital…

Iguazu

When to travel to Iguazu

As one of South America's top tourist destinations, Iguazu Falls welcomes visitors all year round. Generally speaking, you can enjoy this natural spectacle in any month, but some periods are more favorable than others depending on the climate and tourist season. On that last point, if you're after quieter times, I'd recommend avoiding Easter week…