National Geographic Traveler Argentina

A guidebook to Argentina, the world's eighth largest country. It offers ideas for getting behind the scenes to study the Argentine language, celebrate the tango, wine-taste in some of the world's most famous wineries, and more. It features drives ranging from the landscapes of the Cafayete-Cachi Loop in Salta Province to the Sierras del Cordoba.

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Argentina travel writer Wayne Bernhardson shares his insider knowledge in this beautifully designed guidebook on the world's eighth largest country. In an effort to provide an intimate experience for visitors, the book is peppered with ideas for getting behind the scenes to study the Argentine language, celebrate the tango, wine-taste in some of the world's most famous wineries; and more. Among the cultural sidebars, one outlines penguin etiquette, while another offers a primer to the country's world-famous asados. Mapped walks include a self-guided ramble through BA's colonial core; while drives range from the amazing landscapes of the Cafayete-Cachi Loop in Salta Province to the spectacular Sierras del Cordoba.