Best Attractions?

[triptrop]

What are the best attractions in Argentina? Which are the best and why would you recommend visiting them?

[Mark]

Hi triptrop,

We have lots of information about Argentina. You can start there to read about highlights, customs, food, how to get there, etc...

My favorite places in Argentina are:

• foz do iguazu
• patagonia
• peninsula valdes
• perito moreno
• san martin de los andes
• ushuaia

Best wishes,

Mark

[mkorobi]

Its amazing indeed, without the help of these forums I may have never known about the places where I can travel and the specialties that they have on offer. Argentina for one instance was a place only known by me by their soccer team. As I see now there are many places here which are ideal for any tourists to be visited and am willing to arrange a group vacation there. Am eager to share my trip experiences always and this time also it would not be any different.

[Mark]

Hi mkorobi,

Great to hear you love the site. Argentina is indeed a very beautiful country. Do blog about your trip in Argentina. Don't forget to show us your pictures too.

Best wishes,

Mark

[mcortez62]

What about some Argentina History?
I do a fair bit of traveling & the History of wherever I am is always one of the most important things of my trip.

Originally Posted by another website

The name Argentina derives from the Latin argentum which means silver. Argentina is the land of Gauchos, Asado, Mate, Pampas, Tango, and Dulce de leche. Its name immediately conjures up the image of big steaks, passionate men and women with long nights of dancing.

Sounds like a very romantic place to me!!

[sangefish]

Wow I really love this web-site!

And it’s the first one I’ve come across – that has provided well researched information on how to get there. At the moment I’m looking at Ecuador: getting there From Australia and New-Zealand. I’m VERY interested in visiting the Galapagos Islands, and combining it with a fair amount of travelling to other South American countries, so around the world ticket would be a very good option for me to consider. I’ve done a fair amount of research into South America and found that a lot of tours only include land prices, and the ones that include air - are sooo expensive.
Besides the Galapagos, I also would to tour Machu Picchu and the Urubamba River. Are there any tours that raft down its mighty currents?
Mcortez62 – asked about some Argentina History – there are not many websites that seem to combine that with their travel info or itinerary, but there are some companies who offer South America tour and vacation packages with a bit of history within their range of tours.

Happy researching…
Sangefish

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San martin de los andes is one of the best! Googled the place and can't wait to see it