1. Iguazu Falls (Iguazu Waterfall)
Iguazu Falls is arguably one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world.
Located in tropical northern Argentina, Iguazu Falls National Park
offers superb views of the falls, as well as various types of tours for
exploring the surrounding forest.
In addition, because Iguazu is located on the border of Argentina and
Brazil, visitors have the option to see the falls from both sides, each
offering its own advantages.
2. Buenos Aires
As the capital city of Argentina and one of the most visited places in
all of South America, Buenos Aires is the starting point for most tours
in Argentina and visitors should definitely look around when visiting
the country.
Offers a number of museums, nightlife extraordinary, historic
architecture and bustling harbor area, Buenos Aires gave a wonderful
vacation with tango and unique Porteno culture.
3. Perito Moreno Glacier
Only 78 km (48 miles) from the city of El Calafate, Perito Moreno
Glacier located in Los Glaciares National Park and is located on the
shores of Lake Argentino.
Visitors can hire a boat tour leading to the glacier, or if interested
visitors can explore from a closer angle, can walk or take the track
glacier.
4. Mendoza Wine Country
Wine is one of privilege in Argentina.
Located in the east of Chile, at the foot of the Andes Mountains,
Mendoza is home to more than 1,200 wineries, accounting for more than
70% of the total wine production in the country.
Visitors can enjoy climbing in the Andes, can also ride a horse or a
bike ride through some of the family-owned bodegas in the area.
5. Northwest Argentina: Salta & Jujuy
Salta province known for salt plains and valleys Calchaqui, with stunning red rock formations. Nearby there Jujuy which also offers some incredible views of natural, archaeological sites and cultural exploration.
6. El Chalten
Recognized as a superb hiking, El Chalten is a paradise for nature
lovers who want to explore the beautiful landscape of Patagonia. Located just three hours from El Calafate, visitors can take a bus from Calafate offering views along the way.
7. Ushuaia
One of the most valuable treasure lies in the region of Argentina, the southernmost city in the world.
Located in the north of Antarctica, the city of Ushuaia has a very
unique history, including the location of the prison during the early
1900s. Visitors can take advantage of a number of cruise ships that depart from Ushuaia, many who travel to Canal Beagle.
8. Puerto Madryn
Famous for its Arctic wildlife, Puerto Madryn Argentina is a prime location for watching whales and penguins in Patagonia. Near Valdes Peninsula, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is home to elephant seals, killer whales and southern right whales.
Depending on time, visitors can catch a glimpse of whales, or can find
the largest colony of Magellanic penguins in South America at Punta
Tombo.
9. Bariloche
Surrounded by the Andes mountains, skiers will definitely want to visit Bariloche during the winter.
If time is less appropriate for skiing, visitors can choose a number of
other exciting adventures, such as the area nearby Nahuel Huapi
National Park, which is home to the beautiful Lake Nahuel Huapi and
offers opportunities for hiking and kayaking in the lake.
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