We came to the Santa Susanna farmhouse on the Pampas grasslands on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, and we realized the charm of the Argentine grasslands. in fact. During the trip to Bhuj, we tasted delicious milk, beef, cheese and other dairy products every day, and listened to the tour guide and introduced the quality and cheapness of Argentine dairy products. It is just the colorful and warm romantic that we see in our eyes. The city, people refuse to connect with the prairie where the endless cattle and sheep are everywhere. The Santa Susanna Manor was built at the end of the 19th century and has a history of more than 100 years. The original owner was a Scottish immigrant. The Santa Susanna farm has more than 1,200 hectares of land and is mainly planted with food. Ten years ago, the current owner of the farm opened part of it as a tourist estate. The farmhouse is a Scottish farmhouse-style bungalow. Now the front of the house is transformed into a manor museum, displaying the furniture, utensils, farm tools and collections of art and crafts used by the owner. The trees around the manor are covered with flowers and birds, and you can see the endless grasslands.