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Misiones

The famous missionary jungle. It is one of the most fascinating destinations in our country. This province, located in the northeast of Argentina, is a natural paradise that offers endless attractions for all tastes.
One of the most emblematic places in Misiones is undoubtedly the Iguazú Falls, declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO. 

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Exploring the Enchanting Jungle Landscapes and Mystical Ruins of Argentina's Misiones Province

About Misiones

You can also visit the Jesuit Missions, a group of ruins that are part of the history of the region and that allow you to learn more about the culture and religion of the colonial era.
Another tourist attraction in Misiones is the Yerba Mate Route, where you can visit the yerba mate plantations and learn about the production process of this typical and traditional Argentinean drink. You can also take a tour around the city of Posadas, visit its historical buildings and squares.
As for activities and excursions, Misiones offers you the possibility of trekking through the jungle, bird watching, sailing on the Paraná River, photographic safaris and much more. If you are a nature lover, don’t hesitate.
As for mobility, we recommend renting a vehicle to explore the province at your own pace and make the most of your time. There are also organised excursions that will take you to the main tourist attractions in the area. Argentina Pura can provide you with a private car.

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As far as gastronomy is concerned, Misiones has a great variety of typical dishes such as locro, chipá, grilled pacú, Paraguayan soup, among others. Don’t miss the opportunity to try them in a local restaurant.
And to rest after a day full of adventures, Misiones offers all kinds of accommodation: from cabins in the middle of the jungle to luxury hotels in the city centre.

Puerto Iguazu

A natural paradise in the province of Misiones. It is only 14 km away from the Iguazu Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Known for its impressive waterfalls, this region is a must-see tourist destination.

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