Buenos Aires

Córdoba

Mar del Plata

San Salvador de Jujuy

Santa Fe

La Plata

Miramar

Tandil

Bahia Blanca

San Juan

Mendoza

Neuquen

San Martin de los Andes

Rio Cuarto

Las Vegas

Rafaela

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Camping

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Culture

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Events & social

Diving

Food & Cuisine

Games

Health

Hiking

Nature

Nightlife

Photography

Rafting

Live Music

Shopping

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Solo Travel

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Martu

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Antonia

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Running

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Science

Technology

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Education

History

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Argentina, nestled on the southeast tip of South America, is a land known for its diverse geographical splendors, dynamic culture, and rich history. This vibrant nation features a stunning contrast between the soaring Andean peaks, lush rainforests of the Gran Chaco, the arid Atacama Desert, the expansive grasslands of Pampas, and the frosty glaciers of Patagonia. Home to the sultry Argentine tango, mouth-watering asado barbecues, and high-quality Malbec wines, it also boasts bustling cities such as its capital Buenos Aires, often referred to as the 'Paris of South America'. Impressive colonial architecture, the passionate football culture, and the iconic gaucho (cowboy) heritage are among the highlights that make Argentina a captivating destination for travelers worldwide.

Argentina

Betül

Hanna

I was staying in a Hostel in Palermo for a week. The Hostel was really nice and i felt Safe becauce even in the Night the streets were Full of People sitting in the Restaurants and Bars. The vibe was also really cool and i Visited different Parts of the City and i Never felt unsave.

I imagine that I'll have far better food experiences if my budget was bigger, as Puerto Iguazu is a tourist town. The town itself is average, as it exists mainly as a jumping off point for the world-famous Iguazu Falls. It's spectacular, but entrance is also spendy. Safety wise, I would not walk around at night on my own, so I'm always feeling a bit hypervigilant to get back to the hostel before dark. Otherwise, people are nice and it seems fairly safe. Just observe usual safety precautions with your belongings and decisions.

Michelle

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