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Argentina is a country of astonishing diversity of climates and landscapes. It is also a country that has become a major producer of fine wines. De Mendoza, the capital of growing region in the foothills of the Andes is a beautiful city of wide streets and large squares made by green and shady trees on the sidewalks wide. You have to go skiing or hiking and horseback riding. The main reason for being in Mendoza in the spring is the annual harvest festival of wine, the Vintage, to wine tasting and more.

Aside from wine, another reason to visit Argentina is the charm of its capital, Buenos Aires, one of the most fascinating capitals of South America. Immerse yourself in your environment single, you go around, and little by little to understand why it was once said that Argentina is the most American of all European countries.

Argentina on the Tropic Cancer and the southernmost tip of all bodies on Earth. You have a choice where to go: From the hot and humid jungles of the Amazon region of Argentina the northeast and arid steppes of the northwest highlands, along the windswept reaches of Patagonia, the rawness beautiful plains, and stopped in Tierra del Fuego, archipelago of Argentina at the end of the world.

Nature and Wildlife

Many believe that Argentina will be one big cattle ranch. At its waist, the flat pampas million cattle, certainly think so. But Argentina is much more. Outside the capital of the attractions are, of course, fauna and adventure on the inside. Penguins If you could hop on a plane, it is possible to see howler monkeys and colorful toucans in their jungle habitat spree in the morning and watch the rocks sliding freezing South Atlantic in the afternoon.

The avid birder crazy with hundreds of species of birds including the majestic condor and three species of flamingos. The vast forests and mountain slopes are home to mountain lions, armadillos, llamas, foxes several, and tapirs. Lush tea plantations and roasting, blinding, plains white salt, no plantings of palms and monstrous thick, blinding white icebergs. And then there's the Falls, the world's most powerful waterfalls.

What else do

If you can spend a week in summer, the Lake District is great for walking or fishing in mountain lakes, and explore the The area around boson. You can go south to El Calafate to see the glaciers, fly to Ushuaia in Tierra del Fuego, where you can squeeze in a boat trip on the Canal Beagle.

A week in winter is ideal for skiing in Las Lenas excellent. A sidetrip to Mendoza for wine tasting at a vineyard or two should be stimulating. Cross country skiing is also excellent Ushuaia.

Three days in Niagara Falls also allow a good view of the national park and a visit to the missions in ruins. Put a little contrast when combined with a day in Buenos Aires and two days among cattle in the Pampas, to get an idea of the gaucho culture and life on earth — the essence of Argentina.

When to Go

Argentina is in the southern hemisphere. Summer is from early December to March, autumn from March to May, winter, June to late August and early spring September to November. The country is so vast and so varied that there is always a good place to visit any season.

Northeastern areas around the Iguazu Falls are good to visit at any time, even in summer can be very hot. Winter is a good time to visit the northwest and its highlands, and many high altitudes being warm and sunny. The wine producing region of Mendoza can be enjoyed on any time of year, but trekking west of the city is best between December and March.

Infocenter

Argentina is vast, 2.8 million km square of immense diversity. Unless you spend a month, you can appreciate better the country by exploring an area in depth. International flights to Buenos Aires are abundant and should have no problem getting in or out. Within the country, domestic flights allow you to reach most destinations from the capital, within a couple of hours, but if you go by land, buses that cross the country overnight comfortable.

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