From north to south, Argentina has a wealth of delicious culinary delights. In the northern provinces you can indulge in tasty fried empanadas served with spicy sauce often unheard of in the rest of the country , and when you head south to Patagonia, try fresh river trout or mountain lamb cooked over an open fire.
And of course, who could forget about steak? Of course, with every great meal, a great glass of wine makes it all that more memorable. Take a wine tour in Mendoza, or head north to the lesser-visited wine region of Cafayate to try some crisp and delicious white wines.
You can even visit the End of the World, the Argentine city of Ushuaia, the last earthly stop before you hit Antarctica. One of the best things about living in Argentina are the people.
Argentines are warm, friendly, open and generous, and will thinking nothing of inviting you to a barbeque even if you have only met them once. Argentina is kind of lawless in many ways. There are no security cameras around the cities like in London, and rules exist in theory only.
But nothing worthwhile comes without sacrifice! Many people come to Argentina and stay because of the great climate. Winters are mild, with temperatures rarely falling below about 5 degrees celsius, and summers are hot and lengthy. There is also something very satisfying about spending summer in the southern hemisphere when everyone in the northern hemisphere is having to struggle through January! A definite benefit to living in Argentina. The country of tango and Asado is one of the most visited places in Latin America.
Argentine traditions surprise and delight visitors and sometimes travelers will even continue the traditions when they get home after they fall in love with this charming South American country. Here we have some important Argentine traditions that you will want to know before you travel to Argentina. Argentines are incredibly affectionate people. And although in most Latin American or European countries it is very common to say hello with a kiss, for some cultures this can be strange.
You might be surprised when men greet each other with kisses too. Argentines have this unique way of greeting. Once you arrive in the country, you will realize the effusive way in which they greet each other in Argentina. One of the main attractions of Argentina, especially the city of Buenos Aires is Tango.
This sensual dance and music genre has gained international fame for its attractive movements. Tango came into existence during the mid-twentieth century when the multiculturalism generated by migration from Europe made this a unique dance.
On your trip to Buenos Aires, you can enjoy this elegant dance, as well as the vibrant neighborhoods of the capital and its excellent cuisine. Friends are very important for any Argentine. One of the most common get-togethers is barbecues.
Buenos Aires Argentina's creative metropolis has exciting restaurants and many corner cafes to linger at over pastries. Andean Northwest Welcome to the classic Andean palate: sample locro spicy stew , humitas sweet tamales and empanadas. Atlantic Coast Take advantage of the fresh fish, shrimp, oysters and king crab. Bariloche The city with diverse dining, from wild game to fantastic fusion and locally made chocolates. Patagonia In the land where sheep ranches reign supreme, barbecued lamb is a staple.
Mendoza Wine country adds gourmet outings — don't skip the five-course wine pairing lunches at scenic vineyards. Argentina is made up of amazing landscapes, from cactus-filled deserts and lofty Andean peaks to deep-blue lakes and verdant forests. Andean Northwest Undulating desert landscapes are punctuated by cacti sentinels, alien rock formations and rainbow mountainsides. Andes Mountains Strung along the whole of South America, this spectacular mountain range is stunningly beautiful.
Ushuaia Colonies of cormorants, sea lions and penguins flank this stepping-off point to Antarctica. Parque Nacional Patagonia Under severe threat, the maca tobiana frequents tiny mesta lagoons found only here.
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