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Here under Argentina, you will find travel information classified by city or region of Argentina, as well as general information.

Iguacu Falls Argentina

Occupying almost an entire half of South America, Argentina is the world's 8th largest country, covering an area of 1 million square miles. Natural attractions are numerous: mountains, deserts or waterfalls; Buenos Aires is a travel base and an interesting city.

The six major areas of Argentina are:


  • Cuyo and the Andean Northwest: around the Andes mountains, volcanic cones and saltwater lakes.
  • Mesopotamia and the Northeast: Mesopotamia is a large plain, with large wetland areas. Misiones is an area in the mountains and forest; this is where you'll find Iguacu Falls.
  • The Chaco: a very dry region in the west
  • The Pampas: fertile plains; Buenos Aires and beautiful beaches are in thais region
  • Patagonia and the Lake District: valleys and snow in the southern Andes
  • Tierra del Fuego: Land of Fire, group of islands with the Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego, and many other islands; plains, forests and glaciers
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