Argentina Visa

Apart from its national football team, Argentina is also known for its culture, glacial lakes, and grasslands. Buenos Aires is home to Malba museum, Teatro Colon and Casa Rosada, all of which are marvels in their own specific way whereas Torres del Paine National Park is a Mountainous National Park with glaciers to look at. Ushuaia houses the famous Martial Mountains and Antartica port while hiking lovers can find their haven in Perito Moreno Glacier, which also has beautiful parks to boast of. The vineyards of Argentina are known all over the world and Malbec wineries, present in Mendoza should not be missed at any cost. Chocolate is loved by almost everyone and for authentic chocolate, visit Bariloche, where you can also spot Nahuel Huapi Lake. El Calafate is just like it looks in pictures i.e. surreal, to say the least, and it is also the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park. You may not be familiar with the concept of ice-fields and this is exactly where Argentina and it's Parque Nacional Los Glaciares come to rescue. Apart from natural gems, the country also has several colonial sites like Salta, which houses Incan mummies and centers for music and art like Cordoba. Wildlife enthusiasts can see sea lions and seals in Valdes Peninsula and go for whale watching in Puerto Madryn. Citizens of 87 countries do not need a visa to visit Argentina while e-visa is also available to people who match certain criteria.