Argentina

From the Iguazu Falls to Tierra del Fuego, from the boundless pampas to theivers of Mesopotamia, Argentina is full of surprises. A young land, it hasost none of its taste for adventure and discovery. Buenos Aires is the mosturopean capital in South America, symbolizing great expectations androfound change. Its people, the product of mass, disorganized immigration,ound fresh enthusiasm, becoming masters of their own fate and fortune.rgentina is amazing peaks, crystal-clear lakes, forests of larch andonkey-puzzle trees, eternal glaciers: nature, proud and solitary, is stillnly partially tamed by man. Oceans, beaches, rivers, prairies and plains inbundance, inhabited by cattle, horses and sheep, as well as such animals ashe nandu, penguin, elephant seal, condor, guanaco and deer. What remains ofhe ancient pre-colonial civilizations merges with the distant echoes of Artouveau or Deco, and the ruins of the Jesuit missions stand alongside baroquepanish churches.;Descendants of the gauchos still ride across immense plains,ome to prosperous estancias that bear the curse of solitude; the legendary