by John Gill

An enormous country with a rich history, Argentina has too many charms to mention for the tourist, but one location stands head and shoulders above the rest. That’s Iguazú Falls, a natural feature unmatched anywhere on Earth. Argentina is blessed to have eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Author: deidrematas83

St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated by a number of nations worldwide generally on the 17th of March to commemorate Saint Patrick, one of the legendary patron saints of Ireland. To the Irish and Irish at heart, St. Patrick’s Day is the most festive event, celebrated in large cities and small towns with parades, music, Irish food and drink, parades, fun activities for children and most importantly, “the wearing of green”.

by ProtoTravels

Set against the backdrop of the Andes Mountains, the coastal region of Chili is a great place to start any journey through the wine making country of Chili and Argentina. The Casablanca Valley receives cool coastal breezes that make this area ideal for white wine production. Many start their trip in Santiago, one of the most bustling and modern cities in South America.

By Mariel Lizana

In Misiones province, located at the northeast of Argentina, there is one of the most wonderful attractions of the country, the worldy famous Iguazu Waterfalls. This natural wonders are located inside Iguazu National Park and many tourist from the entire world come to visit them every year.

By: Debbie Magee

Los Glaciers National Park

Los Glaciers National Park was founded in 1937 and is in the southwestern section of the Santa Cruz region of the Argentinean Patagonia. The 600,000-hectare area is an enjoyable destination all year round, and is known for its spectactular beauty and scientific value due to its endangered species and unique geography.