Travel to Argentina

Cerro Aconcagua

Argentina's Cerro Aconcagua, situated in Mendoza 's  province, is the higest peak in the Western Hemisphere. At 22834 ft, or 6960 m, the peak towers over the Andes range and nearby Upsallata Pass, the transandine crossing between Argentina and Chile. The very first man that scaled it in 1897 was Edward Fitz Gerald, an English alpinist, Aconcagua still challenges climbers who must schedule at least two weeks to acclimatize to the altitude and ascend to the summit. Cerro Aconcagua is within the rugged Parque Provincial Aconcagua on the Argentine/Chilean border. The park rangers on the mountain will not allow access without a permit, which must be obtained personally in Mendoza before the climb. Take a friendly advice and not try it if you are not prepared for this kind of odissey.

San Martin Park

The Parque General San Martín is located in Mendoza, and its construction started in 1896, but with a different name, Parque del Oeste (West Park), under the leadership of architect Carlos Thays. The main gates of the park date from 1909 and are decorated with a condor and the coat of arms of the city. The park also has 34 sculptures decorating the paths and roads, the Rosedal (rose garden), soccer fields and even a zoo!

Mendoza

It is the center of Argentina's wine industry, Mendoza is an all-seasons destination for climbers, hikers, skiers, rafters, bikers, paragliders, naturalists, trekkers, and oenophiles it provides you with outdoor sports all year-round.
Of course there is a lot to see in Mendoza, and you are certanly going to enjoy the heart of this city formed by Squares, "Plaza Independencia", "San Martin" "Italia" and "Chile"
Wine tasting, scenic sights and festivals, are its signature, if you are going to travel there, pack your apetite with you, the regional food and wines are ... OMG.. can't describe it, just taste it.