Argentina - Experience An Exotic Vacation In A Land Of Diversity
When it comes to a vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and lush green forests that support a variety of flora and fauna, combined with cosmopolitan cities, Argentina is one of the popular vacation destinations in South America that comes to mind. The traveler's paradise offers you just about everything you would desire for in a vacation. While nature lovers can enjoy the beauty of the Patagonian Mountains and experience stunning views of the most amazing waterfalls, city slickers can enjoy an equally exotic vacation in a city like Buenos Aires where dancing the tango, watching football, and shopping for designer clothes is a way of life. Most importantly, you get to mix with the local residents of Buenos Aires, known as portenos, who are similar to the cariocas in Rio who know how to party hard all night long.
Argentina is also considered one of the most incredible fly fishing destinations in South America. The season runs from November to April where trout, perch, and salmon are in abundance. The Los Alerces National Park, and the rivers of Traful, Limay, Fataleufu, Mascardi, Manso, and Alumine are among the most popular fly fishing hotspots with a great salmon population. Jurassic Lake is another angler's paradise known for rainbow trout. There are plenty of resorts and campsites for those who wish to enjoy a relaxed and productive fishing vacation in the region.
Argentina is never short of vacation hotspots for the traveler. The famous Iguazu Falls, the Patagonia, which runs through the provinces of Santa Cruz, Rio Negro, Chubut, and Nequen, and the wine city of Mendonza, are just a few of numerous exotic destinations the country has to offer. The Patagonia is known to be one of the wildest areas in the world with breathtaking landscapes and plenty of opportunities to experience an adrenalin rush. Some of the popular vacation destinations in the Patagonia region are Barioloche, Ushuaia, and Puerto Madryn. The city of Barioloche in the northern end of Argentina's Patagonia, along the country's western border was once a hotspot for rich and famous Argentines. However, the region is now inhabited and frequented by Brazilians, Europeans, and everyone else looking for a skiing vacation. Trekkers also enjoy the best of Patagonia with numerous peaks that offer panoramic views of the city and other surrounding areas. Cerro Campaniro, Cerro Frey, and Cerro Tronador are ideal spots for trekking in the region.
The tango is an integral of Argentina's cultural and social scene. To experience the true taste of the tango a visit to Buenos Aires is a must. The capital city is where you will get to enjoy street performances by professionals and numerous venues where the tango rules at La Boca, the city's old port. To learn about the history of the tango tourists head to Boedo, a historical area in the city that is home to many tango venues, which are happy to accommodate travelers. The safe, friendly nation beckons one and all to enjoy an exotic, yet affordable vacation. Just make sure to plan your itinerary in advance.