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Buenos Aires, Argentina's largest city, is a seductive world capital located on the banks of the Rio de la Plata. Portenos, as the diverse people of Buenos Aires are known, possess an elaborate and rich cultural identity. Built by European immigrants, Buenos Aires often surprises first-time visitors with its resemblance to parts of Barcelona, Paris, and Rome.

Travel to the geographical center of Argentina, about seven-hundred kilometers northwest of Buenos Aires, and you'll find the country's second largest city and cultural center known as Cordoba. Founded in 1573 by Jeronimo Luis de Cabrer, Cordoba was not only named after a prominent Spanish city, but also became one of the first Spanish colonial capitals within the region. Today, however, Cordoba has emerged as a technological and industrial leader in Argentina. As a result, a visit to this colonial city will undoubtedly uncover this unique mixture of this historical significance and the technological prowess.

The Iguazu Waterfall is a true wonder of nature and is heralded as the most beautiful waterfall in the world by many visitors. The waterfall is located right at the border of the countries of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay about an hour and a half flight from Buenos Aires.

It is the most important beach resort in Argentina, and offers a coastline of more than 17 kilometres with beaches and services according to their hierarchy.
It is a modern city in which you can see both sophisticated and popular beaches, modern building conglomerates and residential areas, a busy night life and reflection and peaceful zones.

Salta is one of Argentina's largest provinces that is bordered by Chile, Bolivia, and Paraguay. The province is characterized by vastly diverse terrain such as the fertile valley of the capital, the polychrome canyons of Cafayate, and the desolate plateaus of La Puna.

The southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, Argentina, is a desirable destination laden with natural wonders, cultural significance, and hidden treasures. Located on the Beagle channel, which extends from mainland South America to the frigid waters of Antarctica, Ushuaia provides incomparable access to innumerable excursions throughout the picturesque Tierra del Fuego region. Furthermore, this ideal locale allows visitors to enjoy not only the beauties of the sea, but also the majesty of the Martial Mountains and the mystique of dense Argentine forests.

Located in the southern-most part of South America, Argentina has a varied landscape ranging from dry deserts to snow-capped mountains. Argentina is the seventh largest country in the world. Its climate ranges from hot, humid in summer (Jan-Feb) to cool and chilly during winter (May-Sep). You will find stunning glaciers in El Calafate or you can explore the great Iguazu Falls. The country is not only offering interesting landscapes like the barren Patagonia or tropical jungles, but it also has many of exciting, sophisticated and energetic cities where visitors could find wonderful quality discount hotels, cool bars, sophisticated convention centers. The capital city Buenos Aires is just one of the many cities where visitors can go for shopping, business functions and simply enjoy nightlife. There are plenty of activities for visitors to do in Argentina. Extreme sports lovers will enjoy adventure sports like hiking, skiing and horse riding in the south of Argentina. In short, Argentina is another destination for tourists to discover the unexplored and take in all it has to offer.

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