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BEST PLACE TO VISIT IN ARGENTINA.
Highlight :
- Iguazú Falls (Cataratas del Iguazú) – Misiones Province
- Perito Moreno Glacier – Los Glaciares National Park, Santa Cruz
- Buenos Aires – The Capital City
- Mendoza Wine Region
- Bariloche – Lake District, Río Negro
- Salta & Jujuy – The Northwest
Detail :
Best Tourist Attractions in Argentina (With Ticket Prices & Activities)
1. Iguazú Falls (Cataratas del Iguazú) – Misiones Province
- Description:
- One of the world’s largest and most spectacular waterfalls.
- Located in Iguazú National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Features 275 individual falls along a 2.7-kilometer stretch of the Iguazú River.
- The most impressive section is the “Garganta del Diablo” (Devil’s Throat).
- Activities:
- Walk the Upper and Lower Circuit trails for panoramic views.
- Take a boat ride (Gran Aventura) under the falls.
- Ride the ecological train to the Devil’s Throat walkway.
- Birdwatching and jungle hiking.
- Ticket Price:
- Foreign adults: ARS 20,000 (~USD 20)
- Argentine residents: ARS 7,500
- Children under 6: Free
- Boat ride (optional): ARS 25,000 (~USD 25)
2. Perito Moreno Glacier – Los Glaciares National Park, Santa Cruz
- Description:
- One of the few advancing glaciers in the world.
- Towering ice walls up to 70 meters high.
- Located near the town of El Calafate in Patagonia.
- Offers stunning views and dramatic ice calving.
- Activities:
- Glacier trekking (Mini Trekking and Big Ice).
- Boardwalk walks along the lakefront.
- Boat tours for close-up views of the glacier.
- Visit the Glaciarium Ice Museum.
- Ticket Price:
- National Park entry: ARS 12,000 (~USD 12)
- Mini Trekking Tour: ARS 95,000 (~USD 95)
- Boat Tour: ARS 25,000 (~USD 25)
3. Buenos Aires – The Capital City
- Description:
- The cultural and political heart of Argentina.
- A blend of European architecture and Latin flair.
- Famous for tango, cafes, and nightlife.
- Main Attractions & Activities:
- La Boca & Caminito: Colorful streets and tango shows.
- Recoleta Cemetery: Visit Eva Perón’s grave.
- Palermo: Trendy parks, boutiques, and bars.
- Teatro Colón: Tour or attend a world-class opera.
- San Telmo: Antique markets and historic charm.
- Plaza de Mayo: Government House and historical protests.
- Tango Dinner Shows: Enjoy a live tango performance with a 3-course meal.
- Ticket Prices:
- Teatro Colón Tour: ARS 8,000 (~USD 8)
- Tango Show (with dinner): ARS 35,000–60,000 (~USD 35–60)
- Free walking tours available in many neighborhoods
4. Mendoza Wine Region
- Description:
- Argentina’s premier wine country, famous for Malbec.
- At the foot of the Andes with over 1,000 vineyards.
- Mild climate and beautiful mountain views.
- Activities:
- Wine tasting tours at vineyards (Bodegas).
- Bicycle tours through the vineyard trails.
- Visit the Wine Museum in Maipú.
- Enjoy gourmet meals paired with wines.
- Go paragliding or hiking in the nearby Andes.
- Ticket Prices:
- Wine tastings: ARS 8,000–15,000 per vineyard (~USD 8–15)
- Full-day tour with lunch: ARS 45,000–70,000 (~USD 45–70)
5. Bariloche – Lake District, Río Negro
- Description:
- Nestled in the Andes by the Nahuel Huapi Lake.
- Alpine-style town with Swiss influence.
- Known for chocolate shops and ski resorts.
- Activities:
- Skiing and snowboarding in Cerro Catedral (winter).
- Hiking trails around lakes and forests.
- Boat trips on Nahuel Huapi Lake.
- Visit the Llao Llao Hotel for tea or spa day.
- Horseback riding and mountain biking in summer.
- Ticket Prices:
- Nahuel Huapi National Park Entry: ARS 6,000 (~USD 6)
- Cerro Catedral Lift Pass: ARS 25,000+ (~USD 25+ per day)
- Boat trip: ARS 30,000 (~USD 30)
6. Salta & Jujuy – The Northwest
- Description:
- Known for colonial cities and stunning desert landscapes.
- Rich in indigenous culture and history.
- Famous for colorful rock formations and high-altitude valleys.
- Top Attractions & Activities:
- Train to the Clouds (Tren a las Nubes): Scenic train ride.
- Purmamarca & Cerro de los Siete Colores: Multi-colored hills.
- Salinas Grandes: Vast salt flats.
- Quebrada de Humahuaca: UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Explore charming towns like Tilcara and Humahuaca.
- Ticket Prices:
- Train to the Clouds: ARS 60,000–80,000 (~USD 60–80)
- Entry to Purmamarca & Salinas: Free (tours cost extra)
- Day tours: ARS 40,000–60,000 (~USD 40–60)
7. Ushuaia – The End of the World
- Description:
- Southernmost city in the world, located in Tierra del Fuego.
- Gateway to Antarctica and a hub for adventure tourism.
- Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and the Beagle Channel.
- Activities:
- Visit Tierra del Fuego National Park.
- Take the End of the World Train.
- Boat tour to see sea lions, penguins, and Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse.
- Hike to Glacier Martial.
- Explore the End of the World Museum.
- Ticket Prices:
- National Park Entry: ARS 10,000 (~USD 10)
- Train ride: ARS 25,000 (~USD 25)
- Penguin boat tours: ARS 70,000+ (~USD 70+)
8. Quebrada de Cafayate – Salta Province
- Description:
- Dramatic red rock formations and desert landscapes.
- A scenic canyon along Ruta 68 leading to the wine town of Cafayate.
- Ideal for photography and scenic drives.
- Activities:
- Explore formations like El Anfiteatro and La Garganta del Diablo.
- Wine tasting in Cafayate (known for Torrontés wine).
- Visit artisan markets and local museums.
- Ticket Prices:
- Road trip access is free.
- Wine tastings: ARS 5,000–10,000
- Guided tour: ARS 35,000–50,000 (~USD 35–50)
9. Valdés Peninsula – Chubut Province
- Description:
- UNESCO World Heritage Site and marine wildlife haven.
- Prime location for whale watching (June to December).
- Also home to sea lions, elephant seals, orcas, and penguins.
- Activities:
- Whale watching boat tours from Puerto Pirámides.
- Visit Punta Tombo for a massive Magellanic penguin colony.
- Wildlife photography and birdwatching.
- Visit Interpretation Center at Puerto Madryn.
- Ticket Prices:
- Peninsula Entry: ARS 10,000 (~USD 10)
- Whale watching tour: ARS 60,000–80,000 (~USD 60–80)
- Punta Tombo entry: ARS 5,000 (~USD 5)
10. Aconcagua Provincial Park – Mendoza Province
- Description:
- Home to Aconcagua, the tallest mountain outside of Asia (6,961 meters).
- Popular with climbers, trekkers, and photographers.
- Activities:
- Trek to Confluencia Base Camp (easy day hike).
- Multi-day climbing expeditions (permit required).
- Nature photography and high-altitude birdwatching.
- Ticket Prices:
- Day hike permit: ARS 6,000 (~USD 6)
- Climbing permits: ARS 120,000+ depending on route and season
11. Mar del Plata – Atlantic Coast
- Description:
- Argentina’s most famous beach resort town.
- Popular summer destination for locals and tourists alike.
- Activities:
- Sunbathing and swimming along Playa Varese and Playa Grande.
- Visit the Aquarium or Sea Lion Reserve.
- Explore the MAR (Museum of Contemporary Art).
- Surfing and jet skiing.
- Ticket Prices:
- Beaches: Free
- Aquarium Entry: ARS 6,500 (~USD 6.5)
- MAR Museum: Free
12. Talampaya & Ischigualasto National Parks – La Rioja & San Juan
- Description:
- Twin parks featuring Mars-like landscapes and dinosaur fossils.
- Known for geological formations and red sandstone canyons.
- Activities:
- 4×4 tours through Talampaya Canyon.
- Stargazing tours in Ischigualasto (Valley of the Moon).
- Visit visitor centers and paleontology museums.
- Ticket Prices:
- Talampaya: ARS 10,000 entry, tours extra (~USD 10)
- Ischigualasto: ARS 8,000–12,000 depending on tour
13. Colón & the Thermal Spas – Entre Ríos Province
- Description:
- Riverside town famous for hot springs and wellness tourism.
- Peaceful setting along the Uruguay River.
- Activities:
- Relax in thermal pools and spa facilities.
- Visit El Palmar National Park for palm tree landscapes.
- Explore the artisan market and beaches.
- Ticket Prices:
- Thermal Spa Entry: ARS 6,000–8,000
- National Park Entry: ARS 4,000.
