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Argentina

Traverse the Tranquil Tierra
Sitting at the edge of the world, Argentina’s tranquil spirit and magic can entice anyone who experiences life in its vast landscape. The country is located at the southern end of South America, sharing its borders with Chile in the west and Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, and Uruguay in the North. Argentina’s eastern border overlooks the vast Atlantic Ocean. The country has a perfect balance of wilderness and sophistication with its perfectly laid-out streets of Buenos Aires, snow-capped Andes Mountains, and Patagonia's rugged terrain. This diversity is further celebrated by the plethora of cultures that populate it.

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What is Argentina popular for?

Argentina is popular for its diverse culture that is filled with vibes catering to travelers of every kind. Be it the wildlife havens or nightlife buzz, Argentina’s travel bucket list is an amalgamation of contradictions. The country is also famous for Tango, wine, and football.
What is the best time to travel to Argentina?

The best traveling time in Argentina depends on the region you wish to explore. The climate of Argentina differs in the North, South, and Central regions. However, if you want to traverse the whole country, we suggest you do so during the springtime (October to mid-December) and autumn (April to mid-June). The weather is soothing, and you can enjoy every city with ease. To avoid crowds, November-February months are best.
What is the currency used in Argentina, and how convenient is it to exchange currency?

Argentina’s official currency is Argentine Peso (ARS). Its symbol is the same as the dollar sign ($). Exchanging currency can be a bit complicated in Argentina when compared to other countries. It is advised that you should carry enough cash with you when traveling to Argentina. You can exchange the currency at your local American Express, Thomas Cook, or bank before you leave home. ATMs, hotels, Casas de Cambio (money exchange houses), and banks can also exchange the money, but the exchange rates can be bad. One of the best options to travel cashless is Western Union. Send yourself money and pick it at the arrival with the best rates.
What is the voltage in Argentina?

The standard voltage in Argentina is 220V, and the frequency is 50Hz. In terms of power plugs and sockets, type C and I are available.
Are the vegetarian meal options available in Argentina?

Yes, you can find various vegetarian meals in Argentina. Some of the best one you can try are Ravioles, Provoleta, Tartas saladas, Empanadas, Seitan Milanesa, and Alfajores de chocolate. You can also dine at the vegetarian restaurants such as Bodhi, Bio, Meravigila, Sarkis, Taj Mahal and Tandoor.

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