The Low-Cost Destinations in Argentina

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The eighth largest country in the world, Argentina is one of the most popular and visited countries in South America. If you are planning for a vacation trip, this country with wines, steak, and hikes has got your back. The stunning beauty of Argentina never disappoints its tourists and you will witness it for sure. A great and picturesque country having world-class landscapes is ready to welcome you. Enjoy most of the culture, history, and food of course and it will blow away all of your expectations. There are many worth visiting places and tourist attraction sites in Argentina, don’t miss these out. We have brought you some of the best destinations in Argentina while staying within your budget.

1.  Iguazu Falls

One of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, Iguazu Falls will blow your mind. The magnificent charms of the place will leave you awestruck. Iguazu Falls are located in the northern tropical region on the border of Argentina and Brazil. You can view it from the sides of both countries. If you ever plan a trip to Argentina, a visit to Iguazu Falls National Park is a must as it offers incredible views of the falls. There are a total of 275 individual cascades in Iguazu Falls and their combined flow is the largest of any other waterfall in the world. Moreover, you can swim here, just walk around 4 kilometers to a small waterfall to swim. In other areas of the falls, swimming is forbidden as it is dangerous.

2.  Perito Moreno Glacier

Argentina will not miss a single chance to leave you surprised. Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the world’s biggest glaciers and surprisingly instead of shrinking, it is growing. It is located in the expansive Los Glaciares National Park. Take a boat to look at it closely or if you are an avid hiker, trekking is all for you. Hiking in such a place is an epic experience and you will surely enjoy it. A full-day tour in the area will not cost you more than $80 including the boat ride. A trip to this imposing glacier will give a chance to walk on the ice and listen to a certainly astonishing spectacle of blocks of ice rupturing. Take a glimpse of floating icebergs.

3.  Mendoza Wine Country

Argentina is the land most popularly known for its delicious wine. If you are a wine lover, a trip to a winery is a must thing to do while you are in Argentina. Book a tour that will take you to a few wineries where you can learn about wine production. Many wineries give their tourists free samples as well. If by any chance, you are planning to visit Argentina in February and March, don’t miss out on the famous Mendoza’s Wine Harvest Festival. One of the best ways to enjoy the beauty and culture of Mendoza is by joining the festival as it offers colorful parades,  folk dancing, musical performances, fireworks, and freely flowing wine. Do you know that Mendoza accounts for more than 70% of total wine production in the country by having more than 12,000 wineries?

4.  Wander to Salta

The little town of Salta located in the Northwest corner of Arizona is a worth-seeing destination. The town is amazing as it has a plethora of destinations to offer. Like outstanding museums, plaza-side cafes, and a lively folk music tradition. You will witness the well-preserved colonial architecture and it will be more like time travel to old times. Salta as the name suggests is popular for its salt flats and the Calchaqui Valley. Get mesmerized by the iconic red rock formations. You will find countless opportunities to explore incredible natural landscapes, archaeological sites, and cultural resources in Salta.

5.  Ushuaia

Ushuaia is the most southerly city in the world. Moreover, it is the largest city in Tierra del Fuego. It is one of the most visited destinations by tourists coming to South America. All the adventurists who are planning a visit to Antarctica know that it is the launch point for all Antarctica cruises. Ushuaia is one of the most prized possessions of Argentina as it is an adventure travel hub. The city of Ushuaia is a worth visiting destination in the country offering its colorful clapboard houses with a magnificent view of the Andes as the backdrop.

6.  Puerto Madryn

Puerto Madryn must be on your list if you are planning your budget-friendly vacation in Argentina. It is popular for its arctic wildlife. You will get entertained by watching the whales and penguins in Patagonia. It is a place where you can easily access the nearby famous hotspots. You can visit Valdes Peninsula, a proclaimed UNESCO World Heritage site. Valdes is considered a home to wildlife like sea elephants, orcas, and southern right whales. If you are with family, Puerto Madryn is a must-watch destination and should be on your bucket list. This place knows how to keep you hooked and will surely not disappoint you.

 

 

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