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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.

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 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

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

The Northwest is my favorite region of Argentine, full stop. It’s famous for its rainbow mountains, charming villages, folkloric music, and handwoven crafts. Salta is home to the country’s second-largest wine region and Tucuman saw the beginning of Argentina’s battle for independence. The Northwest At A Glance Provinces: Jujuy, Salta, Tucuman, Catamarca, and Santiago del … Read more

Cuyo is a region of Argentina you are likely familiar with but probably by another name: wine country. Mendoza is in Cuyo, but there is more to this area than just wineries and Melbec. The desert landscapes of San Luis, San Juan, and La Rioja are otherworldly with red towering formations and jagged canyons. Whether … Read more

First time visitors to Uruguay typically only spend a day or two in Colonia del Sacramento, Carmelo, or Montevideo as a quick jaunt from Buenos Aires. All three destinations are accessible with a simple ferry ride. On the other hand, Argentines flock to Uruguay’s Atlantic beaches for summer every year. Punta del Este, Maldonado, José … Read more

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Explore South Africa When one of my best friends announced he’d be having his wedding in Cape Town my wheels started turning… What started as a simple destination wedding became an epic month-long road trip from Kruger to Cape Town. In 30 days we visited game parks, rugged coastlines, and The Mother City. We were … Read more

Explore Texas I’m a born and raised small-town Texan, and proud of it. Growing up, like most snarky teenagers, I didn’t appreciate Texas at all. Absence truly does make the heart grow fonder. After 11 years away from home, I live for the little time I get to spend back home. I play tourist, I … Read more