Argentina Culture & Tradition
Delve deeper into the history and traditions of Argentina’s culture. Learn the history of the complex slang of Buenos Aires and about unexpected sports and unorthodox saints that make this country unique.
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Argentina’s Northeast
El Litoral is Argentina’s northeastern jungle region. Everyone knows it for the world-famous Iguazú Falls but there is so, so much more to discover here. Explore the countless waterfalls of Misiones, the yerba mate plantations that feed a country’s insatiable love for this communal tea. The Iberá Wetlands in Corrientes are America’s second-largest wetland ecosystem … Read more
Córdoba
Córdoba is both a province and a touristic region of Argentina. It’s located in the heart of the country and is easily accessible from Buenos Aires. It’s an ideal weekend getaway to the mountains but deserves more time to truly discover its charms. Córdoba is the area of Argentina I’ve visited the least. With limited … Read more
Travel Patagonia
You could spend a lifetime in Patagonia and still not see it all. But that won’t stop me from trying! If you’re also trying to navigate the enormity of Argentina’s Patagonia, this travel guide will help. Below you’ll find some FAQ’s answered to help you get your bearings, followed by all of my Patagonia travel … Read more
Work With Sol Salute Media
Why should you work with me? First, read what my readers have to say: “Thank you so much for this incredible resource!! My boyfriend and I just got back from a 2 week trip to Argentina (visiting BA, Mar Del Plata, El Chalten, El Calafate, and Iguazu) and your blog was our guide through it … Read more
Travel Resources
My Travel Resource Library Over my 13 years of traveling and living abroad, I’ve narrowed down my travel planning process. Here are all of the online services and resources I use to plan my trips, from start to finish. Rentalcars.com – Rental Cars I love road trips which has led me to rent a lot … Read more
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About Me
Follow Along on Social Media How Did I Get Here? Let’s start at the very beginning, or far enough back that you may be wondering, why do I even care about this random blogger’s childhood? Fair enough. Let’s do it anyway, shall we? My parents always traveled with me, starting with weekends away to nearby … Read more
