What about Argentina? What are the interesting places in Argentina?

Argentina is located in the southeast of South America, bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the east, Antarctica across the sea in the south, Chile in the west, Bolivia and Paraguay in the north and Uruguay and Brazil in the northeast. It is 3694 kilometers long from north to south and 1423 kilometers wide from east to west. The land boundary line is 25,728 kilometers long and the coastline is 4,725 kilometers long. The northern part has a tropical climate, the central part has a subtropical climate and the southern part has a temperate climate. It covers an area of 2,78,4 square kilometers (excluding the Malvinas Islands and the Antarctic territory claimed by Albania).

1. ushuaia

ushuaia is the southernmost city inhabited by human beings. It is 1 nautical miles away from the port of ushuaia, and it is the boundless glacier Antarctica. Located at the southernmost tip of South America, 54 47' south latitude and 9 kilometers away from Antarctica, it is the real end of the world in geographical sense.

there is a Spanish brand "fin del mundo" in ushuaia port, which translates to the end of the world. Historically, remote ushuaia once became a place for exiled prisoners. The town buildings here, as well as the train tracks known as the "world terminal train", were all built by a group of prisoners.

The harbor is full of cruise ships about to cross the Drake Strait, and there is the southernmost lighthouse in the world. If you have seen Wong Kar-wai's "Spring is bursting", you will definitely have an impression.

ii. Iguazu Waterfall

The most impressive one in Argentina must be Iguazu Waterfall. It is the natural and cultural heritage of the world, the widest waterfall in the world, and the yearning place in the "Spring Break" starring my brothers Leslie Cheung and Tony Leung Chiu Wai. Iguazu is located at the junction of Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. "Iguazu" means "big water" in Indian Guarani language. This place is a must-see for traveling in South America.

III. Moreno Glacier

Moreno Glacier refers to a few living glaciers that are located at the southern tip of South America, near 52 degrees south latitude, and are still advancing in Santa Cruz Province, Argentina. Moreno glacier is still a "young" group in the glacier world. Moreno Glacier, like a huge "ice wall", is advancing at a speed of 3cm every day, and it seems to feel the breath of Ice Age.

Moreno Glacier is 1.5km wide on the rich lake side and 2.5km wide (or 4km) on the Argentine lake side, with a depth of more than 3km. Some people say that it is sandwiched between two mountains, like a huge glacier tongue. What an image! The tongue alone is very big and long, so how big and long should this giant silver dragon be! What's even more amazing is that this is still a living glacier, which is constantly growing and pushing into the lake. In a few years, the lake was blocked, causing the water level of the lake to rise, and the highest water level was 8 meters higher than the downstream, similar to an earthquake-stricken lake. The lake and glacier are constantly fighting, and gradually rush out of the gap at the lower part of the ice dam, forming an ice cave, which gradually expands and finally collapses, and the lake rushes out of the obstacle to restore the original water level.