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Argentina

Argentina is filled with lush rainforests, wild animals, and mountainous terrain. Transportation is key with such a large country, many tourists choose to take a train few travel by car. For the outdoor enthusiasts, Argentina is home to the Andes Mountains. Enjoy trekking trips, skiing or snowboarding.


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Old 06-25-2007, 07:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi there I am traveling to argentina in september 2007 and was hoping to go down to Ushuai? to look at some glaciers etc however now realise it is out of season.Is it still worth going - or is everything closed?What would be a good alternative?
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Old 06-26-2007, 06:26 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi Megan, if you are looking for glaciers you might enjoy better El Calafate instead of Ushuaia. Both cities can be visited year round enjoying different views each season. Main excursions in both cities can be done year round. It worths visiting El Calafate and Ushuaia in winter but bring warm clothes!
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:25 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Well it's going to be very cold and lots of places will be closed but people do travel there in the winter so it's not impossible. Some areas are good for skiing,around Bariloch for example. However I would consider doing Northern Argentina instead and perhaps even going to Brazil also. How long are you planning to go for? Are you traveling upscale or Budget? You might consider a sort of loop starting from Buenos Aires towards Codoba and then heading further to the Northwest to Salta, Cafayate and the areas attraction. Continue To Iguassu Falls, through Buenos Aires again, and from there you can continue to Rio and Brazil. Anyway, this is just a suggestion for an itinerary.
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thanks for the reply - I think I will leave the ice and cold for another trip !! I should have done more research before booking Oh well ! Northen Argintina sounds good. I fly into B.A on the 19 of september and leave on the 3 oct - will be traveling on a budget - how long do you think i would need to go up to cafayte and falls? would this be long enough ?
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hi megan!

how did you book your travel from Buenos Aires to El Calafate?? I'm having troubles finding a cheap flight...everything is double because of being a US citizen ( looking at Aerolinas Argentina). I'm traveling this November...
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didnt end up going - went north instead, however if u look at zuji.com they compare all flights.I flew lan chile around s.america and they where great and not to expensive.Ive heard if you fly arelolines argintina int the country then you will qualify for there cheap internal flights.good luck and enjoy!
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