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Traveling to Argentina has become a trend among many tourists in the world and today is, more than ever, an excellent option for your next vacation. A properly designed tour of Argentina allows travelers to…
Read MoreThe amazing Rio Negro’s coastal route
In Argentina it is common to hear “Atlantic Coast” referring to the beaches of the Province of Buenos Aires which are relatively close to the city of Buenos Aires. But not everybody knows that not…
Read MoreTrains in Patagonia: the facts
Traveling by Train is romantic. It makes us imagine that we are time travelers. To enter that world of rolling wagons, dampened noises and smooth wobble is an unforgettable experience. If we add the fact…
Read MorePenguin Interpretation Center of Punta Tombo
The Penguin Interpretation Center of Punta Tombo, nestled in the wildlife reserve, was built without altering either nature or landscape. To get to Punta Tombo, the largest continental reserve of Magellanic penguins it is necessary…
Read MoreSea Lions: Features and habits
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
From the pinniped (sea mammals with fins and feet), the sea lions are the only ones who also have ears. The aspect of this species varies a lot according to age and…
Read MoreThe Burrowing Parrots
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
A group of German researchers has closely studied the evolution of a very important colony of burrowing parrots at the El Cóndor beach, near Viedma, and discovered that its number…
Read MoreWhat is the red tide?
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
It is a toxic illness that is also called Paralyzed Intoxication by seafood that takes place when ingesting seafood that has eaten marine plankton which produces paralyzing poison. It is not…
Read MoreFauna of Patagonia
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
Patagonia has got a rich and characteristic wildlife. The most important one is that on the coast and the continental sea. There are many animals and a noticeable diversity of…
Read MoreFlora of Patagonia
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
In order to describe the Patagonia flora it is necessary to distinguish the different regions within it. The part of the northern littoral containing the coast region in Rio Negro and Chubut…
Read MoreHistory & legend of the Welsh Cake
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
Welsh cake, despite its name, did not come from Wales. Actually, it constitutes a sign of the strength of the first Welsh settlers who arrived in the Valley of the…
Read MorePatagonian Protected Region: what is it and how to preserve it?
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
The Patagonian Protected Region has a different zoo and phytosanitary status than the rest of Argentina, which allows the commercialization of its production to the most demanding international markets. Patagonia…
Read MoreScuba diving in Puerto Madryn
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
In Puerto Madryn you will find everything you need for an excellent diving experience: guides, equipment, boats, safety … and the essential: a sea full of surprises like only Patagonia…
Read MoreThe Gold fever in Patagonia – Part II
By Editor@Patagonia-Argentina.Com
Here is the second and last part of the story of the Gold fever in Patagonia. Julio Popper, the intrepid Romanian, settles in Tierra del Fuego and founds El Páramo,…
Read MoreSmall leg of lamb with cider
By Contenidos Patagonia
Ingredients: Lamb leg: 1 Cider: 1 bottle Small onions: 1/2 kg. Big onions (finelly minced): 2 Sour green apples: 1 kg. Pepper and salt (to taste) Sugar: 1/2 cup Oregano:…
Read MoreSweet sour chicken pasties
By Contenidos Patagonia
Ingredients: 10 Doughs for pasties 2 Chicken breasts (boiled) 2 Onions 1 Tomato 1/2 Green pepper 1 Quince 1 Green apple 1 Peach 4 Spoons of hen broth 1 Spoon…
Read MoreConger soup
By Contenidos Patagonia
Ingredients: 1 and 1/2 kilogram of conger eel 1 kg. of potatoes 1 onion 2 carrots 2 tomatoes 2 spoons of chopped parsley 2 garlic cloves 1 bay leaf 1…
Read MoreHow Patagonia became populated
By Contenidos Patagonia
Patagonia is one of the less populated regions in the world. There are certain areas where the demographic density is less than one inhabitant per square kilometer.
Read MoreAborigines in Patagonia
By Contenidos Patagonia
Different indigenous races inhabited Patagonia thousands of years before the arrival of the Spaniards. Their lives were conditioned by a very hostile environment. Learn the details of their history and what is their current situation.
Read MoreExplorers, travelers and scientists
By Contenidos Patagonia
The first explorers came in from the sea. At the same time but from the north and from the Andes, other travellers and explorers began to arrive as well. Travelers and Scientists…
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