| find everything that can make you fall in love with a | | | | Cemetery is a 13-acre labyrinth of concrete, sculptures |
| large, elongated country in the southern part of South | | | | and architectural masterpieces. |
| America. Of course, I’m talking about Argentina, | | | | Reason Number 4 — Buenos Aires Tango is |
| the beautiful country of Gauchos, Mate, Asado, Tango, | | | | one of the most unique cultural contributions of |
| Pampas, and Dulce de leche. It is one of the beautiful | | | | Argentina to the world culture. You can enjoy touring |
| jewels of Latin America. | | | | different areas, such as the neighborhood of San |
| One of top travel destinations of South America, | | | | Telmo and La Boca that narrates the tales of the |
| Argentina is known for its treasures of pleasures, | | | | origin of Tango. You get a Tango lessons, Tango |
| stunning natural marvels, elegant capital offering | | | | shopping, Tango restaurants and the best Tango |
| European-flavored sophistication, fantastic culture, and | | | | shows. You can go to a Tango milonga for late night |
| typical Argentinean cuisine that dishes out big steaks | | | | entertainment. |
| of the best meat of the world. It is the country where | | | | Reason Number 5 — Glaciers National Park, |
| both Europeans and North Americans feel home. | | | | situated in the Province of Santa Cruz in the Argentina |
| Certainly, there are numerous reasons to visit | | | | Patagonia, is a UNESCO Natural Heritage site. It has a |
| Argentina, but here are top 10 reasons for you. | | | | gorgeous landscape that covers up over 1,482,000 |
| Reason Number 1 — Buenos Aires, the capital | | | | acres of land. Its main attraction is the majestic Perito |
| of Argentina is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in | | | | Moreno Glacier that stands 262 ft tall and is 3.1miles |
| the world. Buenos Aires is famous for its cultural & | | | | long. Other glaciers include Spegazzini, Upsala and |
| architectural heritage, urban life, shopping centers | | | | Onelli, surrounded by the Onelli and Bertrand mountains. |
| café society, clubs, vibrant nightlife, and Tango, which | | | | The park also includes Lake Argentino, Lake Viedma, |
| was born in the neighborhood of San Telmo and La | | | | and the Fitz Roy Mountain. |
| Boca. The highlights of the city include the old | | | | Reason Number 6 — Estancias on the pampas |
| bohemian neighborhood of San Telmo with its | | | | - Surrounding the city of Buenos Aires is the pampas, |
| cobblestone streets and Recoleta Cemetery with its | | | | the vast plain where the country's legendary cattle |
| ornate mausoleums, among which is the burial place of | | | | graze. The Argentine equivalent of cowboys, gauchos, |
| Evita. | | | | can be found working the many estancias (ranches) |
| Reason Number 2 — Iguazu Falls is one of the | | | | that dot the pampas. Many of these estancias are |
| natural wonders of the world. Often featured in Bond | | | | now open for tourism and feature beautiful |
| movies, the endless waterfalls on the border of | | | | nineteenth-century homes for spending a relaxing few |
| Argentina and Brazil are the major attraction of | | | | nights. |
| Northern Argentina. Physically situated in Argentina, but | | | | Reason Number 7 — Mendoza and |
| Iguazu Falls is major attraction from the Brazilian side | | | | Argentina’s Wine Country is vaguely |
| too. You can enjoy the beautiful panoramic views on | | | | reminiscent of the Chianti region of Italy or perhaps of |
| the Brazilian side, but don’t forget to enjoy a | | | | Bordeaux in southern France, but the highest peaks in |
| boat ride underneath the falls and explore the National | | | | the Americas loom over the vineyards makes the |
| Park next to the waterfall. | | | | difference. You can scale the Aconcagua, if wine |
| Reason Number 3 — The Recoleta Cemetery, | | | | tasting is not attraction enough for you. Stop long |
| located in the elite neighborhood of Recoleta, brings to | | | | enough to see the Puente del Inca which, at over |
| life the history of the country. The cemetery bosoms | | | | 12,000 feet, is a natural bridge over a rock chasm |
| many the legends of Argentina including past dictators, | | | | which the Peruvian Incas often used for silver mining |
| scoundrels, heroes, and the most famous woman of | | | | expeditions in the southern parts of the Andes. |
| South America, Eva Peron (Evita). The Recoleta | | | | |
