There's tango and gauchos, of course. But there's also mucho más, che! The big-sky country of Patagonia, Mendoza wine country, skiing at Bariloche. And of course there's Buenos Aires, one of the world's great metropoli.
I've always wanted to visit Argentina's "end of the world," and seeing this well produced video from Expedia has reignited that fiercely!
Read more…What’s it like to be in the presence of the world’s largest waterfalls system? Well, in three words: wet, wild, and wonderful. These wonders of nature formed as the Iguazú River hurtles off the Paraná Plateau in the form of hundreds of waterfalls, at a rate of 1,500 square metres (gallons) per second, mark the local border between Argentina’s Misiones state and Brazil’s Paraná state (with Paraguay’s Ciudad del Este right nearby, as well). And let me tell you, these pictures don’t even do them…
Read more…Sure, going out for an intimate dinner à deux is pretty much everyone's default on this day for lovers. But to make Valentine's Day extra special, seek out an experience that will make it truly memorable for years to come. High and low, on land and water, laid-back and high-adrenaline; simple and elaborate; cheap and pricey - there's something here for every couple! read post
Read more…Argentina's capital is one of those cities where cafe-going is something of an art. Ordering a coffee, tea, wine, or beer - or without a pastry or snack - and settling in amid homely, old-timey surroundings with a good book or for a chat with friends is a favourite pastime of Porteños. Which means café culture has a longstanding pedigree, and if you want to see how many locals truly live, consider stopping by one or more of these classics for a spell: read post
Read more…You need to be a member of Tripatini to add comments!
Comments are closed.
Comments
7 SIGHTS OF BUENOS AIRES - A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY IN A HOT SUNDAY A...
Walking in Buenos Aires in a hot Sunday afternoon is a very different way to visit the Argentinian capital. Streets are deserted around Plaza de Mayo and the Casa Rosada, even along the main shopping street Avenida Florida only few tourists are wondering about. Where the locals went?
This Website is about Argentina best destinations:
https://sites.google.com/site/edargentinedream/
Hope you like it, comments are welcomed!
Just saw this image on the official Argentina tourism website. Looking past the hotness of the two models... wouldn't it be great to see more destinations doing this kind of outreach? The caption: "We shared our first vacation together in Argentina."
Argentina mavens, we need you!! A member is wondering about his connection through BA's Ezeiza airport - if you know the airport, please help by replying to our Ask A Travel Pro forum. Muchas gracias, che!
Hey, did you hear the one about the Jewish gaucho? No joke, actually - here's a piece from this past weekend's Washington Post that talks about an "Argentine Borscht Belt":
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/jewish-gaucho-tradition-fades-i...
All I can say is "oy, che...!"Visitors to Argentina may enjoy something a little different: we visited a dinosaur excavation site in Neuquen! Check out the bones as large as people
http://inspiringtravellers.com/2011/04/21/visiting-dinosaur-excavat...
-
1
-
2
-
3
of 3 Next