Argentina
Argentina
With an area of 2,780,400 sq km, Argentina ranks as the eighth largest country in the whole world and has somehow distinctive culture, beautiful sceneries and an interesting history. famous for it passionate tango dance, juicy steaks and impressive nature views, Argentina creatively combine the best of European roots and American inspiration.
Climate Zones in Argentina
Argentina itself is a country of mountains; stretching from the Andes Mountains in the west to the eastern shoreline of the Atlantic ocean, it possesses wide plains of pampas, thick forests of the Parana and Mathe rivers, and lifeless deserts. Amongst varied geographical attractions one must mention Patagonian territory, Iguazu Falls, and Pampas.
The climate in Argentina differs much based on the size and location of this region. North of South America is a tropical climate, mid-section of South America is somewhat temperate and the southern tip known as Patagonia is sub polar.
Argentina Rich History
Early History
The people of Argentina began in pre-Columbian times when indigenous nations inhabited most parts of it. This South America civilization had reached the north-west of present day Peru before the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century.
Colonial Era and Independence
The independence of Argentina was declared in 1816 from the side of the Spanish rule. This country went through political and economical changes and becomes one of the important countries in South America.
Modern Argentina
Present day Argentina comprehensively possesses a rich, diverse, vibrant social culture and prides itself on stringent nationalistic feelings.
Festivals and Celebrations
Cultural Diversity
Argentina has a rich roots of immigration from Europe and indigenous South Americans and also African descedants. It has richness, expressed in such features as music, dance and food.
Carnaval
A style of occasion that is performed practically through dancing, music, and SMRs and costumes.
National Day (May 25th)
A public demonstration involving colourful procession and celebrations of Argentina’s independence.
Fiesta de la Vendimia
A fresh grape eating festival occurring in Mendoza to commemorate the harvest.
Popular Tourist Destinations
Buenos Aires
It is known as the ‘Paris of South America’ because of the neo-classical and art nouveau buildings, pubs and clubs, theatre capital Teatro Colón as well as La Boca artistic district.
Iguazu Falls
Iguazu Falls is one of the most brilliant waterfalls on the planet, surrounded by tropical jungle and on a border with Brazil, and has been included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Patagonia
It is a natural paradise of glaciers, mountains, and other species of wildlife are well Pronounced in Patagonia.
Mendoza
Tarriff offers the beauty of Argentina’s vineyards and scenery without a hint of an andes.