Part of our Argentina guide.
Getting around Argentina means choosing between several distinct train journeys, a cross-border bus, and a scenic drive. Each option covers a different region and type of terrain, so your itinerary depends on whether you want jungle, mountains, or desert canyons.
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Iguazu Argentina Jungle Train Adventure
The Iguazu Argentina Jungle Train takes you deep into Iguazu National Park, chugging through dense forest with the distant roar of waterfalls. Monkeys swing from trees, colorful birds flit about, and you might even spot a jaguar. The train stops at key points, allowing you to explore trails leading to views of the Iguazu Falls.
Puerto Iguazu To Ciudad Del Este Bus: What Nobody Tells You
Located just across the border from Puerto Iguazu, Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, offers a different side of South America. While Puerto Iguazu is famous for its falls, many travelers overlook this bustling city, which is a short bus ride away. Taking the bus from Puerto Iguazu to Ciudad del Este is a convenient and affordable choice.
Riding The Tren A Las Nubes: Salta Argentina's Train To The Clouds
The Tren a Las Nubes takes you through the landscapes of Salta, Argentina, offering views of the Andes Mountains, deep valleys, and picturesque villages. Translating to "Train to the Clouds," this journey combines natural beauty, engineering, and cultural immersion.
The Ushuaia Train
The Ushuaia Train, known as the Train to the End of the World, starts in the southernmost city in the world and takes you through Tierra del Fuego National Park. Originally built to transport prisoners, the train now chugs along ancient tracks surrounded by snow-capped mountains, lush forests, and serene rivers.
Quebrada De Las Conchas Scenic Drive
Quebrada de las Conchas in Salta Province takes you through a canyon filled with vibrant red rock formations and unique geological structures. Along the way, you can stop at viewpoints, hike short trails, and spot local wildlife.
