1. Argentina is the best country in South America

Whatever country you are in, every local there will tell you their country is the best country in South America. The pride that South Americans have in their country of origin is unrivaled. It is no different here in Argentina. While they have respect for other nations in South America, they firmly believe Argentina is the best. Read more >> Best Times to Visit Argentina

2. Argentina is the most beautiful country in South America

Believe it or not, this is not necessarily related to the first point. My friend walked me past a map of Argentina and she pointed west to the mighty Andes Mountains that separate Argentina from Chile and she told me of the breathtaking vistas of Mendoza’s vineyards. She then pointed south, to the stunning landscape in Argentina’s Patagonia region, and the beauty in El Calafate and El Chalten. Then she pointed north to Iguazu Falls, one of the Natural Wonders of the World, located in a National Park that Argentina shares with Brazil and Paraguay.  And she certainly didn’t forget to mention Ushuaia, the gateway to Antarctica and the southernmost city in the world. Read more >> Very Best Highlights of Argentina Tour 

3. Argentina has the best food in the world

I’m starting to see a pattern here, although I have to admit, when walking the streets of Buenos Aires and smelling the fresh aroma of steak and cheese filled empanadas, I find it hard to argue with this point.  I’ve had the best steak of my life here in Argentina, not to mention Patagonia’s specialty cuisine, succulent lamb. You really cannot go wrong ordering steak in Argentina. Pair it with a glass of Malbec from Mendoza and you’ll need nothing else in this world. Read more >> Top 4 Recommended Restaurants in South America 

4. Everyone in Argentina has family from Italy or Spain

Although Argentina is named “the Paris of South America,” everyone seems to have family from Italy or Spain. You hear the Italian and Spanish influences in the music, the romantic Italian opera playing softly in an Argentine restaurant. You taste it in the food with the rich variety of pasta. You see it in the people and how they stop to talk with each other on the street and greet one another with a smile and a light touch of right cheek to right cheek as a hello. Things tend to move slower here and I can tell that they value relationships more than any culture I’ve ever seen. Read more >> Travel Tips for Argentina that Every Tourist Wants to Know

5. Argentines are passionate!

I agree wholeheartedly with this. Argentines are passionate about everything! You see the passion that fills this country every day. Whether it be in the country’s iconic Tango dance or the very vocal protests in front of the President’s palace.  Then there is futbol (soccer), people here are extremely passionate about futbol, Argentines live and breath their favorite teams. Read more >> Tango, Samba, and Waterfalls Tour  After you’ve seen Argentina’s most beautiful destinations, sampled the most delicious cuisine of your life, lived the European influence in Buenos Aires and experienced the passion for relationships that are valued so highly here, you’ll leave this country feeling refreshed and with wonderful memories (and recipes) to bring home.

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