The Upsala glacier on Lake Argentino is one of the biggest glaciers in the southern hemisphere.

South America

With its end of the world feel,&nbsp;Argentina attracts and surprises. Its very rich&nbsp;unique culture,&nbsp;its varied breath-taking scenery&nbsp;or even&nbsp;its dynamic and bustling capital city, Buenos Aires,&nbsp;mesmerise travellers. Whether you choose to concentrate on one area, or alternatively travel the breadth and width of the country,&nbsp;a trip to Argentina has what it takes to satisfy all your desires. Its landmass covers a part of the luxurious&nbsp;amazon forest, pampas plains, and also the steppes and glaciers of Patagonia for&nbsp;enthusiasts of extensive&nbsp;hikes and treks. Argentina also shares two of its geographical landmarks between its neighbours, who are witnesses to the incredible diversity that the country has to offer: in the north-east the majestic&nbsp;Iguazu Falls&nbsp;are divided into three parts; one in Brazil, another in Paraguay, and finally the most spectacular falls of the park which are home to the Devil’s Throat, on the Argentinian side. Nearly 4,300km from there, at the southernmost point of the country, Argentina covers a third of the legendary Tierra del Fuego, the rest of which is controlled by Chile.&nbsp;Ushuaïa&nbsp;still remains to this day the Eldorado of escapism in the hearts of adventurers. So, are you ready for your&nbsp;trip to Argentina&nbsp;?

Argentina

Ventisquero Upsala

Lying at the extreme south of the planet, the Antarctic Peninsula is an incredibly beautiful place to explore.

Graham Land

Chile

Glacier Pia

Puerto Williams

Villa Pehuenia is a lacklustre town to the west of Neuquén Province, at 300km from Bariloche and 200km from San Martin de los Andes.

Villa Pehuenia

Uruguay

The Galapagos Islands

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Asia

Middle East

Oceania

Situated on the northern shore of Lake Alumine, Villa Pehuenia's scenery is typical of the Patagonian Andes: emerald-coloured glacier lakes, snowy peaks and araucaria pine forests. The town was built in the 90's on former Mapuchean land and is watched over by the Batea Mahuida Volcano. 
During summer, Villa Pehuenia's residents enjoy fly fishing, kayaking and horse riding. During winter they hit the powdery slopes and go skiing, snowshoeing and snow boarding.
A stop at Villa Pehuenia is not necessarily a must and I ended up there by chance during my trip to Argentina, as I was crossing the Neuquén Province; I suggest you head to San Martin de los Andes or Bariloche, where you'll find a wider range of activities and better amenities.

Villa Pehuenia is a lacklustre town to the west of Neuquén Province, at 300km from Bariloche and 200km from San Martin de los Andes.

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