Argentina is located in southern South America, bordered by Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, Chile and the Atlantic Ocean. It has a diverse geography and climate, with regions like the Pampas in the central east, the Andes mountains in the west, and Patagonia in the south. Some iconic aspects of Argentine culture include asado barbecue, chimichurri sauce, dulce de leche candy, mate tea, and tango dancing. Football is hugely popular and the national team has won multiple World Cup titles.

2. South Pacific Oceans.

3. It´s located in the Southern and Western hemispheres.
It´s between the South Atlantic and the South Pacific
Oceans.

4. Argentina’s total area covers 3,745,247 sq km.
Argentina is the eight largest country in the world.

5. Argentina’s current administrative division establishes
twenty-three provinces and a federal district – the
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.

6. Bounded on the north by Bolivia and Paraguay.

7. Bounded on the south by Chile and the Atlantic Ocean.

8. Bounded on the east by Brazil, Uruguay and the
Atlantic Ocean.

9. Bounded on the west by Chile.

10. Pampa
It covers the country’s central-eastern region, including
the provinces of Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Santa Fe and
La Pampa

11. Noreste
Argentina’s northeast encompasses the provinces of
Misiones, Corrientes, Entre Ríos, Chaco and Formosa.

12. Noroeste
The northwest region neighbors with Bolivia and Chile,
and includes the provinces of Jujuy, Salta, Catamarca,
Tucumán, La Rioja and Santiago del Estero.

13. Cuyo
Andean region demarcated by the provinces of
Mendoza, San Juan and San Luis.

14. Patagonia
It fills the southern half of the country, encompassing
the provinces of Neuquén, Río Negro, Chubut, Santa
Cruz and Tierra del Fuego.

15. Asado
This is the national dish.

16. Chimichurri
Chimichurri is the country’s go-to condiment.

17. Provoleta
It is the country’s variant on provolone cheese.

18. Dulce de leche
It is the result of condensed milk, reduced slowly until
sweetened and sticky.

19. Alfajores
Argentina is the world’s largest consumer of alfajores:
crumbly shortbread-like biscuits sandwiching jams,
mousses or dulce de leche.

20. Empanadas
They are deep-fried or baked, then filled with sweet
and savoury stuffing, depending on the province.

21. Matambre arrollado
The meat is rolled around the filling, then boiled, baked
or grilled.

22. Yerba mate
A herbal and caffeine-infused drink.

23. Choripán
It is made with pork and beef chorizo cooked over
charcoal or wood flames .

24. Nueva Canción
This is an important Latin American music movement
popular during the 50's and 60's. The style music was
initially influenced by the rhythm of Chilean national
dance, Cueca with other Latin American folk traditions
and the modernity of British rock.

25. Folk music
Traditional Folk music characteristic of the indigenous
populations of the Andes is still prominent in Argentina.

26. Chámame
This traditional style of music and dance is most
characteristic of the eastern region of El Litoral.

27. Cuarteto
This musical genre comes from the region and is an
important part of Córdoba's culture.

28. Cumbia
This popular music form is originally from Colombia.

29. Chacarera
It is typical of Santiago del Estero.
It uses soft Spanish guitar and upbeat drum.

30. Tango
It is the most famous musical genre.

31. Sports in Argentina are very popular.

32. Football
Argentinian football is known throughout the world.
The Argentine national soccer teams the 1978 and 1986
were the World Cup champions.

33. Basketball
The National basketball team also made
a lot of impact in the international stage.

34. Pato
Pato (duck) is a traditional Argentine
sport normally played on horseback.

35. Flag
The current Argentine flag is based
on the first design by Manuel Belgrano back
in 1812.

36. National Crest
This crest was officially
declared to be a national symbol in March 1813.

37. National Anthem
It was born in 1812 and was originally 20
minutes long but in 1924 it was cut down for practical
reasons.