Argentina Travel Blogs - Page 11

I spent three days in Puerto Iguazu, a day on the Argentina side of the falls, a day on the Brailian side and a day of rest in between. It was an amazingly sunny day for my visit to the Agrentina falls so I made sure I had enough sunscreen on. The falls were stunning. Each walking trail presented …

Some photos from Buenos Aires. One of my favorite cities. Played with the colour in photoshop. just bumped up the contrast lots

Nos recogieron a las 0.30 am y nos llevaron al aeropuerto desde donde partimos finalmente a las 2.30 am rumbo a Cordoba. Llegamos a las 5.30 am al aeropuerto Pajas Blancas de Cordoba con un par de horas de retraso, claro pero un dia despues de lo previsto. Esto me trajo algunos reproches cuando re…

 Eva Peron.  This name both unites and divides Argentina.  She was loved and she was hated.  People either respected her or they criticized her.  Her story has inspired many in Argentine society today and her legacy will continue to live on no matter where one stands in reg…

In Argentine politics there is something called strong executive power. In this instance, the president enjoys greater influence and power beyond the executive branch, specifically encompassing the legislative branch. Last week we had the privilege of meeting a deputy (equivalent to a United States…

LATINO RHYTHMS   ARGENTINA Argentina in Depth 13D/12N   Argentina is blessed with an enchanting and thrilling nature. Upon arrival to Iguazu Falls, you will admire its splendid natural show. On your way to Puerto Madryn, discover the most varied sea bird colony in the world. This wi…

Early March I'll visit Argentina. A couple of days business appointments in the area of Mendoza (wines) and the.. on my way to beautiful Patagonia..

SO where were we, ah yes the lovely trek in Torres del Pan, chile, well the following day my knee was totally fucked! so we didnt do that much,a lot of reading and recouperating and planing the next phase of the trip.. Ushuaia or No... for those that dont know, Ushuaia is the southernmost town on t…

          Before I start my blog for Thursday, I just want to take the time to personally thank Luqman and Brandon for my birthday gifts. I was so touched by both of these wonderful men’s generosities. I felt like a princess with my bouquets, yes I …

What comes to mind when you think of gangs?  Bloods?  Crypts?  Well in Argentina, as an observer, one could almost call the soccer fans of various clubs gangs.  The two biggest gangs would be Boca and River.  The smaller gangs would be Huracan and Racing.  The people h…

Hola amigos. as those of you who know me are already aware, brought down by the ennui of life in the UK and the NHS, we quit our miserable jobs and flew away for three months to see the wonders of Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. here's a few bits of our adventures. (i started this about a month into the trip but I'll try and write about the first few weeks retrospectively.)

JB Boonstra I went to the flamenco show that  I missed the first time some people went because I was in Montevideo. It was great! I don´t remember a time when I saw so much emotion put into dancing and playing instruments. Though tango may be more exclusively argentine, (and I like…

a long day awaited us today... first a visit to the impressive itaipu dam (the biggest dam in the world.. although the chinese probably think different about that...) then the argentinean side of the falls the dam is shared between paraguay and brazil and everything looks really first world s…

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I met Eric on Couchsurfing cause of his posting in the "running" group.So we got into contact and started writing...Even we hadn't met personally yet Eric is something what is called a good friend. Perhaps that sounds strange, cause we didn't met yet... but nevertheless I can say we are somethin…