Indus Travel Argentina Group Tours from US

Visit destinations like Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, Iguazu Falls, El Calafate, Perito Moreno, Puerto Iguazu (Argentina).

Indus Travels is an award-winning Tour Operator offering value vacations to over 80 destinations around the world. Indus Tours are designed by Expert Tour Planners with the freedom and flexibility of passengers in mind. Indus travelers will get unbeatable prices to breathtaking destinations in Asia, Africa, Europe, Oceania, and the Americas with exceptional value and unparalleled comfort. Most Indus tours include all the essential components such as flights, accommodation, breakfast, and transfers while many activities and sightseeing excursions are optional, so guests can design their tours as per their tastes and only pay for activities they like. The Indus Travel Experts are highly knowledgeable and passionate about helping clients design their dream vacations and prepare for unforgettable adventures.

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About Argentina
There are VERY, VERY FEW COUNTRIES in the world that have as much to offer in regards of nature as Argentina. This vast country has everything from tropical forest to sandy coasts, dry deserts, wide plains, high mountains, glaciers and lots of wildlife. On top of this Argentina offers such bonuses as the gorgeous - must see - Iguassu Waterfalls, the highest mountain outside Asia (Aconcagua), excellent wine regions and Ushuaia, the starting point to visit Antarctica!

About Chile
Chile is a long stretched country in Latin America. Geographically it has been divided in 12 sectors, that cover the Northern very dry deserts, the green part around Santiago with perfect vines, the fjords and Tierra del Fuego in the South and very remote Easter Island. Chile is a mostly modern country with all facilities. Chile is on the circle of fire and has a lot of volcanos and sometimes (really big) earthquakes...

Top Destinations in Argentina.

Below are our most visited cities, destinations and national parks in Argentina. Click on the city for more details of the destination.

Buenos Aires is known as the "Paris of the South". It has beautiful allees, great shopping and of course the Tango in the colorfull city part "La Boca"! Note that Buenos Aires is different from the rest of Argentina.

Ushuaia, an exotic name for a remote little city. You are at Tierra del Fuego, the most southern part of South-America. You may still see a few animals, but mostly it is wild, windy and abandoned. The Panamerican Highway that starts in Alaska ends here... Boat expeditions to the Antarctic may depart here.

The mighty Iguazu falls in the jungle are one of the natural world wonders. They are definitely worth visiting if you are in the area (less than 1000kms away!). You need to spend at least 1 day on the Brasilean and 1 day on the Argentinean side.

El Calafate is the entrance point to the Perito Moreno glacier, one of the main attractions in Southern Patagonia: a must-see and highlight of any visit.

The Perito Moreno near Calafate is a gigantic glacier in the far south of Argentina. Unlike most glaciers this one is still growing. When big chunks of ice break of the head of the glacier into the lake, it is a great sound, something you won´t forget.

A personal favorite. Nice "little" town with flowers and churches in an arid environment "away from it all". Salta's historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most beautiful in all of Argentina.

Cafayate is an important tourist location in Northern Argentina thanks to the extraordinary landscape and the great wines. The largest golf course in S-America is here.

Bariloche is known as "little Switzerland". Heidi does not live here nor is there a Matterhorn, but there is lots of Chocolate and great scenery. The lakes could indeed be Lucerne, but less crowded...