To the northwest, it is a country of arid mountains planted with cactus with charming colonial cities and vast expanses of desert where erosion brings to light the dinosaurs of the Jurassic period.

 

Northeast is the missionary forest, tropical, with the spectacular spectacle of Iguazú Falls. These are the lands of the last Indians.

 

On the banks of the great river of La Plata, the mythical silver river of the first discoverers, Buenos Aires the capital has seen the birth of the tango.

 

To the south, the immensity of the pampas stretches to infinity, it is the land of gauchos. It's also Valdés and his whales.

 

To the west, the Aconcagua, the highest peak of the Andes, erupts its eternal snow at 6,599 m, and in the azure or emerald lakes crumbling glittering glaciers.

 

Further south, the icy waters of the Strait of Magellan separate the mainland from the end of the world with Ushuaia in Tierra del Fuego.