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69 things to do in Argentina
Festival of Tradition (Gaucho Festival)
Gaucho cowboys from all over Argentina come to San Antonio de Areco to celebrate their history and lifestyle
Climbing Mount Aconcagua
The highest peak in Argentina, in South America, in Western Hemisphere
Tren a las Nubes
This attraction is for adventurers and train trip fans
Puente del Inca (The Inca's Bridge)
Puente del Inca is fanned with secrets and legends, it's a unique place to reveal the mystery
Carnaval del País in Gualeguaychú
This celebration is not some show for tourists but a really authentic holiday for locals and it claims to be the world's longest carnival!
Kitesurfing on Nahuel Huapi
Strong summer winds and sunny weather on Lake Nahuel Huapi is perfect for kiteboarders and a good opportunity to show off your skills!
Christmas Desserts & Sweets
Christmas is a time to taste Argentina's delicious food—especially sweet treats
Surfing
Having caught a wave on Mar del Plata, you'll understand why this is the surf capital of Argentina
Beach Season
Argentina's wide range of beaches attract visitors to its eastern coast washed by the Atlantic
Quebrada de Humahuaca
The “Rainbow Mountains” of the valley of Quebrada de Humahuaca are a natural miracle of Argentina, especially beautiful in the mornings when the first rays of the sun fall on the valley
Penguins Migration in Argentina
With the beginning of spring in the Southern Hemisphere, Argentina becomes home to a huge Magellanic Penguin colony
Arenales Rock Climbing
Mountain climbing in the Arenales Valley is always full of romance and adventure
Burrowing Parrot Watching
These parrots are friendly with people, pretty tame, and can even learn the pronunciation of some words!
Trekking in Bariloche
Bariloche is rightly called "South American Switzerland" and is ideal for trekking
Misiones Jungle
Explore the jungle of the province of Misiones to discover the green treasures of this region
Tea Harvest
Argentine tea is a product of excellent quality and gives a heavy infusion with an earthy taste
Southern Elephant Seals
The Southern Elephant Seals got their name because of the large trunk of adult males, which resembles an elephant's trunk.
Guanaco Fighting
According to the strict rules of the animal world, a male has to win the coveted female in a fight
Rugby Championship
Argentina provides the ideal environment for tempering the character that is needed to become a world-class player
Greater Rhea
There is a theory that the greater rhea is the first flightless bird and all kinds of ostriches are derived from them
Dolphin Watching
These playful creatures swim near the boats of tourists, demonstrating a real circus show in the water
Patagonian Cormorants
Check out four local shag species while they are nesting in colonies along Argentina's coastline
Rabas Fritas (Aros de Calamar)
Try this amazing and delicious snack that is ready in a few minutes!
Tierra del Fuego
The southernmost tip of the planet is often named "fin del mundo" or "end of the world"
Iguazu Falls
Rumor has it that when Lady Roosevelt saw Iguazu for the first time, she said: "Poor Niagara."
Easter Food
The largest and most revered religious holiday in Argentina is also a great occasion to try local seasonal treats
Orcas around Valdes Peninsula
A hungry orca would come to up to the shore to catch a naive sea lion for lunch
Southern Right Whale Watching
Peninsula Valdes is the site of the highest concentration of southern right whales
Skiing and Snowboarding in the Andes
A ski trip to Argentina is especially nice for those who miss snow in Northern Hemisphere
Dry Salinas Grandes
These salt flats, the third largest in the world, are among the country's biggest attractions
Cueva de las Manos (Cave of the Hands)
These prehistoric settlements, thanks to unique cultural elements, have turned Cueva de las Manos into an amazing spot!
Pato
Discover the extreme world of Pato in Argentina invented by the Gauchos over three centuries ago
Tilcara Carnival
Dressed as devils, men glorify Mother Earth—an unusual festival, isn't it?
Ischigualasto Provincial Park (Valle de la Luna)
Argentina's Moon Valley is an unearthly treasure and a must-see attraction!
Domuyo Volcano
If you have an adventurous spirit and good stamina, explore the active Domuyo Volcano which still shakes and rumbles
Flamingo Watching
Pink flamingos are an amazing sight, especially when these birds get together in huge numbers
Marcha del Orgullo LGBTI (Buenos Aires Gay Pride)
The November gay pride parade in the Argentina’s capital has been held since 1992
Birdwatching
Bird lovers from all over the world come to Esteros del Ibera hoping to see some of the world's rarest species
Windsurfing
Argentina has a pair of finest wind-blown lakes favoured by keen windsurfers
Burrowing Owl Nesting Season
These very pretty birds with big yellow eyes make their nests deep underground
Olive Harvest
Excellent olive oil is a noble product in the Mendoza Province. Its production is still a family business around here
Paragliding
Soaring among mountainous ridges and above expansive hills is the dream of any thrill seeker!
Flooded Salinas Grandes
While some tourists try to avoid the flooded season, they seem to be missing out quite a surreal spectacle
White Water Rafting
Collect your team and set off to conquer river rapids on a raft in Patagonia
Southern Giant Petrel
This truly giant bird impresses with its dimensions, as well as carrion-based diet, and is best observed in breeding colonies on Patagonian coast
Grape Harvest
Grape harvesting is surrounded by many myths and customs in Mendoza, among which there is this holiday—Fiesta de la Vendimia
Pampas
Discover the mythical Pampas with its parks, reserves, and villages, meet face-to-face with gauchos, and learn about Argentina's traditional rural life
Erythrina or Ceibo Flowers
Enjoy the blooming of the cockspur coral tree with striking deep-red flowers during Argentina's summers
Pampas Deer
Watch these tender animals lying in the sun in the morning, bathing in rivers, or hiding in high grass, but don't scare them away
Perito Moreno Glacier
Don't be dissuaded by the popularity of this place because no matter how many tourists come, all these people are just a pathetic dot against the background of the vast mass of glacier!
Wild Horses
Meet incredibly fast and graceful animals living in the pristine corners of Argentina and Chile
Inaccessible Island
Would you venture out to this remote place in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean?
Route 40 (Ruta 40)
Why not explore the main points of the country along the longest route in Argentina?
Oktoberfest Argentina
Join thousands of people at the most wonderful beer festival in Latin America
Talampaya National Park
UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its high red sandstone cliffs
Hornocal Mountains
14 rainbow peaks in northwest Argentina, near the border with Bolivia