Argentina Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

Unbelievable Beauty❄️🏔️ #BucketListGoals

Perito Moreno Glacier is a stunning natural wonder located in the Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina. 🏔️❄️ This glacier is one of the few in the world that is still growing, and it's a sight to behold. The glacier is over 3 miles wide and 200 feet tall, making it an impressive sight to see. Visitors can take a boat tour to get up close to the glacier or hike on the surrounding trails for a panoramic view. 🚣‍♀️ It's a humbling experience to witness the power of nature and the importance of preserving our planet. If you're ever in Argentina, make sure to add Perito Moreno Glacier to your itinerary! 🇦🇷 Visiting Tips: Perito Moreno Glacier is a breathtaking sight to behold at any time of the year, but the best time to visit depends on your preferences. The summer months of December to February offer milder temperatures, making it more comfortable for outdoor activities like hiking and boat tours.

Moreno Glacier is a small number of live glaciers that are still moving forward in the southern tip of South America, near 52 degrees south latitude, in the province of Santa Cruz, Argentina. Travel Tips

Located on the west of El Calafate in Argentina, the Moreno Glacier is the most iconic attraction of the Glacier National Park and costs 700 pesos. There are generally three ways to play: walking long distances along the trail; riding a close distance on the yacht; walking zero distance on the ice. When the glaciers of up to 20 floors collapse into the water, the loud noise will make you feel worthwhile.

The Moreno Glacier

An insurmountable glacier in Patagonia. In this season of biting winds, the snow is scattered all over the ground. In this indifferent winter, I choose to wander with words. As the seasons change and the temperature fluctuates, I prefer the cold winter, and I must have a glass of whiskey with the millennia-old glacier.

Iguazu Falls, Brazil and Argentina

Argentina and Brazil share World Heritage national parks conserving spectacular waterfalls that feed the Iguazu River. Multiple cataracts, extending more than 8,800 feet from a height of 262 feet, generate a vast spray of water in a unique subtropical rainforest habitat. Stay in either country’s tourist town, boat or bus in and carry your passport to cross the border. Plus, look for rainbows, 2,000 plant species and animals, including tapirs, anteaters, monkeys, ocelots, jaguars and caimans. #nationalpark

The biggest falls of the world! Considered to be on of the 7 world wonders of 2011. Such a wonderful view and amazing experience! With a great amount of walking trails, you truly feel as a one with the nature, and never want to leave the place. Sadly it closes around 6. 10/10 would reccomend 👌 Ps. Argentina's side is better 🤫

Experiencing Iguazu Falls 🩵

Prepare for an unforgettable journey to Iguazu Falls. Witness the power and beauty of one of the world's most stunning waterfalls. Explore the captivating trails and immerse yourself in the splendor of this natural wonder.

Brazil Argentina border | Iguazu Falls

| Iguazu Falls. Appreciate the grandeur of Iguazu Falls in three ways: by land, water, and air. It is highly recommended to take a helicopter tour. Overlooking Iguazu Falls from the air is like a huge 'wound' cracked on the earth. In the past, watching the waterfall was a feeling of 'only because I am in this mountain'. Changing the perspective, I realized that the overall appearance of the waterfall is like this, it is a grand view formed by a crack in the vast river. Taking a small boat to rush the waterfall is also a different experience, you can try it if you are interested. Finally, the bird park is also worth a visit, 52% of the birds were rescued from abuse and trade👍🏻.

A Bohemian district called La Boca!

La Boca is a very vibrant and colorful place with a Bohemian touch in Buenos Aires. Best to visit during the day for safety reason. Stroll around this colorful area for lots of photo opportunities. Every corner is a great photo corner. There are cafes and restaurants along the areas and the highlight is definitely the colorful buildings as an art inspiration. Lookout for snatch thieves though and do not wear expensive jewelry. Do not cross over to Barracas area as it is not safe. Tango dancers will try all means to approach you for photos with them for a specific amount of money. Be sure to negotiate the best price. Try one of the many food stalls or restaurants such as the Chotipan, meat sausages and the steaks are to die for! #buenosaires #traveller #colorful #Vibrant #bohemian

#tripaway Blue collar and raffish to the core, La Boca is very much a locals’ neighborhood. Its colorful shanties are often portrayed as a symbol of Buenos Aires, while El Caminito is the barrio’s most famous street, full of art vendors. La Boca is a neighborhood, or barrio of the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires. It retains a strong Italian flavour, with many of its early settlers being from the city of Genoa. In this neighborhood lives the most popular freestyler of Argentina named Trueno but his real name is Mateo Palacios Corazzina. #buenosaires #argentina #southamerica #tripaway

Primavera Sound is coming, let's enjoy Argentina together!

Date: 2023/11/25-11/26 Location: PARQUE SARMIENTO The highlight of November in Argentina, the Primavera Sound festival arrives as scheduled. Come to Buenos Aires to join this grand event. This ancient yet youthful city is worth your exploration. Let's see which attractions are a must-visit when you come here! 1. Plaza de Mayo Plaza de Mayo was born in the same era as the city of Buenos Aires, constructed in 1580. The predecessor of Plaza de Mayo was the 'Great Plaza' or 'Victory Plaza', which records various historical and political periods and movements in Argentina over hundreds of years. 2. La Boca District Since the mid-19th century, Spanish and Italian immigrants settled in the La Boca district. Since most of them were engaged in the beef processing and transportation industries, they painted their homes with the leftover paint from the construction of transport ships, which has resulted in the colorful La Boca district of today. The houses here are passionately colorful and have a strong artistic atmosphere, making them perfect for photography. 3. Casa Rosada Casa Rosada (The Pink House), also known as the Presidential Palace, is located on the eastern side of Plaza de Mayo and is a Spanish-style pink building. In 1873, President Sarmiento painted the Presidential Palace pink because red was the color of the Federalists at the time, and white was the color of their opposition. The two colors together became pink, symbolizing the unity of various political factions. On November 25th, let's welcome the Primavera Sound festival in the southern hemisphere's season and feel the joy with the locals in the atmosphere of music!

Posing with Messi in Buenos Aires

La Boca in Buenos Aires is not to be missed! #buenosaires

Buenos Aires Cemetery Like a City Itself

The Recoleta cemetery is one of Buenos Aires’s most popular tourist destination. It is home to thousands of above-ground mausoleums of affluent people from the past including political figures, most notably Evita Peron, a beloved and controversial First Lady of Argentina. It is now necessary to pay an entrance fee of around ARS1400 into the cemetery, the ticket office only takes card, no cash. Highly recommended to follow a guided tour into the cemetery to get a better understanding of some intriguing stories behind the extravagant architecture and history of the mausoleums. #awesomepic #couplestrip #tripblazers #argentina

Обязательно для посящения в Буэнос Айрес

Кладбище Реколето в Буэнос-Айресе - это историческое и культурное наследие, расположенное в одноименном районе города. Оно является одним из самых известных и посещаемых кладбищ в Латинской Америке. Кладбище было основано в 1822 году и названо в честь французского ордена реколлетов, который занимался миссионерской деятельностью в этом районе. Здесь похоронены многие известные и влиятельные личности Аргентины, включая президентов, писателей, художников, музыкантов и других знаменитостей. Особенностью кладбища Реколето является его архитектура и дизайн. Здесь можно увидеть множество мраморных мавзолеев, памятников и могильных капелл, которые отражают различные стили и эпохи, такие как неоготика, неоклассицизм и ар-нуво. Одним из самых известных мавзолеев на кладбище является памятник Эвиты Перон, бывшей первой леди Аргентины. Ее могила стала популярным местом паломничества для туристов и поклонников по всему миру. Кладбище Реколето также славится своими зелеными аллеями, скульптурами и ухоженными садами. Здесь можно прогуляться по тихим дорожкам и насладиться спокойствием и красотой этого места. #Recoleta #buenosaires

Argentine Travel - Buenos Aires Recoleta Cemetery, one of the world's most famous ten cemeteries, and the final destination after the death of the famous Argentine/social elite. The cemetery is in the city center. It is not so much a cemetery. It is a gathering place for sculptures. There are many sculptures here. The cemetery is close and quite luxurious. It can be seen how important it is to die before death. For tourists, it is like a park. Personally, I feel that it is good to visit the museum. If you want to know the history, you can either spend money or watch it online. There are also many restaurants and shopping malls near the cemetery, but it is not bad to have a meal there.

"Reminisce my trip to Argentina" What do you think is so good-looking in the picture? Park? Attractions? Art gallery? wrong! It is a very famous attraction of the cemetery "Buenos aires", the noble cemetery. It doesn't feel gloomy at all, but it is full of artistic beauty!

The most beautiful bookstore in the world, in Argentina

El Ateneo, a bookstore in Buenos Aires, was transformed from an old theater. The area of over 2000 square meters is magnificent, it's not an exaggeration to call it the most beautiful bookstore in the world. The theater's boxes, stage, and dome have all been preserved, and the interior still exudes the charm of a century ago. Being in it, one can't help but sigh: 'It's worthy of a place where our ancestors were rich'😏 📖El Ateneo bookstore 📍Buenos Aires, Argentina 💿There is a cafe at the stage of the bookstore, there are CDs and vinyl records on the underground floor, sadly the books are only in Spanish.

The Athenian Bookstore is the second largest bookstore in the world and one of the red card punching spots in the Buenos Aires network. Its predecessor was an old theatre that was converted into a current bookstore. The bookstore's door is very ordinary, and it is not as grandiose as it is, so that it cannot be linked to the adjectives of "the world's second" and "the first of South America." When I walked into the bookstore, I found out that there was no hole in the sky. It can also be seen that the theater looks like a box, which becomes a reading room, the stage becomes a coffee shop, and the rows of bookshelves are neatly placed in the audience. Looking up at the magnificent murals on the dome, the deep European taste made me feel that I was in a church in Italy, and I had to sigh that reading here is a kind of happiness.

The Athenian bookstore in Argentina was chosen as the second most beautiful bookstore in the world. arrived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and has been thinking about it. The bookstore is very much remodeled from the early 20th century grand theatre, standing on the third floor overlooking the entire bookstore, the box was changed to a "mini" reading room, and the stage was changed to a coffee house, retro and Fascinated. Come to Buenos Aires for a literary journey, start here.

Beautiful! This palace-style building turned out to be the most beautiful bookstore in South America~ Traveling to Argentina, how can you miss the Athenian bookstore! The Athenian Bookstore is the second largest bookstore in the world. The bookstore's predecessor, the Bright Theater, was completed in 1919 and was once the landmark building of the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires. The dome mural is drawn by the Italian painter Sanareno Orandi and the theme is peace. The original box, sculpture, and the crimson curtain on the stage are all well preserved, but the stage becomes a place for the reader to rest. You can go up to eat snacks or sit down and read. The box has become a "mini" reading room. If all the bookstores are so beautiful, then I must be a good boy who loves to read [Laughing R] and the price of the cafe here is very close to the people. The price of a cup of iced coffee is less than 20RMB. The little fairies who love to take pictures Don't miss it here~ tips: Argentina is now open for e-signing. Those who hold a US visa can apply online directly. It is especially convenient!