Northwest Argentina (Mendoza, San Juan, Catamarca, Salta, Buenos Aires)
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Northwest Argentina spans some of South America's most dramatic and varied landscapes, from the high-altitude desert plateaus of the Puna and the painted rock formations of Quebrada de Humahuaca — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — to the fertile wine valleys of Mendoza and San Juan. The region is renowned for its Malbec vineyards, Andean mountain scenery, and indigenous Andean culture preserved in colonial cities like Salta, known as "La Linda" for its well-preserved Spanish architecture. Travellers come for trekking, high-altitude road trips along the Ruta 40, white-water rafting near Mendoza, and the vivid salt flats and coloured lagoons of the northwest. Buenos Aires, the cosmopolitan capital, serves as the main gateway, offering world-class food, tango, and nightlife before or after heading into the interior.
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