The 10 Most Popular Posts on Argentina Photo Gallery in June 2013.
1.- Mordillo's world.
Son of Spanish parents, his childhood was spent in Villa Pueyrredón (Buenos Aires) where he had a precocious interest in drawing. In 1948 he was certified as Illustrator at the School of Journalism. Two years later part of the studio's animation team bruche Burone while doing illustrations for children's stories (Perrault's Tales, Tales of Schmid, The Bremen Town Musicians and The Three Little Pigs) edited by Codex. For 1952 Mordillo Galas Studies co-founded, dedicated to the production of animations. Meanwhile, still developing his career as an illustrator and publishing some strips in local magazines.
2.- Biodiversity in Patagonia Argentina.
At present the existing biodiversity in the Patagonia Argentina, we are referring not only to the particular characteristics of each of the species that inhabit this region, wildlife humble glance, but try to give a global picture of the immense wealth totalizing underlying this ground, across the spectrum.
In other words, we want to make come to understand that since the immeasurable beauty of the ocean, through the rigorous but captivating arid steppe, to the stunning charm of the Cordillera de Los Andes, from the solitude of the hills in the plains to the majesty of the lakes with its glaciers, Patagonia Argentina hosts, even in its apparent simplicity, "THE MIRACLE OF LIFE."
3.- The Andes mountain range shows its beauty in the Patagonian provinces.
The Andes mountain range shows its beauty in the Patagonian provinces. Millennial silent forests with native vegetable species are extended along the shores of glistening waters.
On top of the mountains, nature overflows with granite peaks and ice fields spreading their glacier tongues into lakes of unsurpassable beauty.
Imposing mammals and sea birds, half-way between real life and fantasy, spend certain seasons on the rough coasts of Patagonia where they complete part of their life cycle. Seals colonies play on the islets and sandbanks.
4.- National Reserve Laguna Brava, unique for its rugged beauty and landscape framework of the Andes.
It is a unique place for its rugged beauty and landscape framework offered by the Andes. The most impressive mountains in the vicinity of the lagoon are the Veladero and hills and Bonnet Large Cap Chico.It is 4200 meters and vicuña reserve (can be seen in many a few meters from the road) and has recently been named a Ramsar site.
5.- The 10 Most Popular Posts on Argentina Photo Gallery in May 2013.
8 Great Places to Visit in Argentina.
Buenos Aires is a great city, but Argentina is a great country, and it would be a shame if you lived here and didn’t see all that it has to offer. And so without further ado, here are 8 places in Argentina you absolutely must visit. People come from all over the world to see what is perhaps Argentina’s star natural attraction: the mighty Iguazú Falls.
6.- Argentine gastronomic dictionary.
Aji de Chicha. Northwest
Food that is prepared with broth, tummy, peppers and potatoes
Alcuco.
Central and northwest
Made from wheat trodden without cuticle, boiled in salted water, to which is added onion, squash, diced goat meat and finish seasoning with saffron, and chili fried fat.
Alfajor. Candy consisting of two small pieces of dough more or less circular, joined together with different types of sweets.
7.- The 10 Most Popular Posts on Argentina Photo Gallery in April 2013.
National Park La Cruz pure missionary native forest with waterfalls and natural viewpoints.
The Cross Theme Park is located on Cerro Santa Ana, 360 meters above the sea level. It takes place in an area of 57.5 hectares of native forest pure missionary, with waterfalls, native tree species, birds of the area, natural and attractive private balconies. A space that combines pure nature with architecture in perfect balance, facilitating access and tours through trails and sidewalks.
8.- The Giant Armadillo (Priodontes maximus), colloquially Tatou, Ocarro, Tatu-canastra or Tatú Carreta, is the largest living species of armadillo.
The Giant Armadillo (Priodontes maximus), colloquially Tatou, Ocarro, Tatu-canastra or Tatú Carreta, is the largest living species of armadillo.
It was once found widely throughout the tropical forests of eastern South America and now ranges throughout varied habitat as far south as northern Argentina. This species is considered vulnerable to extinction.
9.- 8 Great Places to Visit in Argentina.
Buenos Aires is a great city, but Argentina is a great country, and it would be a shame if you lived here and didn’t see all that it has to offer. And so without further ado, here are 8 places in Argentina you absolutely must visit. People come from all over the world to see what is perhaps Argentina’s star natural attraction: the mighty Iguazú Falls.
10.- National parks, nature reserves and protected areas.
Argentina counts on an extensive system of national parks destined to protect the natural and cultural patrimony of the country.
The first parks were the Nahuel Huapi and the Iguazú, both created in 1934.
Between the last ones they are San Guillermo (1998), the Flake (2000) and the Leoncito (2002).
Altogether there are 27 national parks (in addition to reserves and monuments).
Son of Spanish parents, his childhood was spent in Villa Pueyrredón (Buenos Aires) where he had a precocious interest in drawing. In 1948 he was certified as Illustrator at the School of Journalism. Two years later part of the studio's animation team bruche Burone while doing illustrations for children's stories (Perrault's Tales, Tales of Schmid, The Bremen Town Musicians and The Three Little Pigs) edited by Codex. For 1952 Mordillo Galas Studies co-founded, dedicated to the production of animations. Meanwhile, still developing his career as an illustrator and publishing some strips in local magazines.2.- Biodiversity in Patagonia Argentina.
At present the existing biodiversity in the Patagonia Argentina, we are referring not only to the particular characteristics of each of the species that inhabit this region, wildlife humble glance, but try to give a global picture of the immense wealth totalizing underlying this ground, across the spectrum. In other words, we want to make come to understand that since the immeasurable beauty of the ocean, through the rigorous but captivating arid steppe, to the stunning charm of the Cordillera de Los Andes, from the solitude of the hills in the plains to the majesty of the lakes with its glaciers, Patagonia Argentina hosts, even in its apparent simplicity, "THE MIRACLE OF LIFE."
3.- The Andes mountain range shows its beauty in the Patagonian provinces.
The Andes mountain range shows its beauty in the Patagonian provinces. Millennial silent forests with native vegetable species are extended along the shores of glistening waters.
On top of the mountains, nature overflows with granite peaks and ice fields spreading their glacier tongues into lakes of unsurpassable beauty.
Imposing mammals and sea birds, half-way between real life and fantasy, spend certain seasons on the rough coasts of Patagonia where they complete part of their life cycle. Seals colonies play on the islets and sandbanks.
4.- National Reserve Laguna Brava, unique for its rugged beauty and landscape framework of the Andes.
It is a unique place for its rugged beauty and landscape framework offered by the Andes. The most impressive mountains in the vicinity of the lagoon are the Veladero and hills and Bonnet Large Cap Chico.It is 4200 meters and vicuña reserve (can be seen in many a few meters from the road) and has recently been named a Ramsar site.5.- The 10 Most Popular Posts on Argentina Photo Gallery in May 2013.
8 Great Places to Visit in Argentina.
Buenos Aires is a great city, but Argentina is a great country, and it would be a shame if you lived here and didn’t see all that it has to offer. And so without further ado, here are 8 places in Argentina you absolutely must visit. People come from all over the world to see what is perhaps Argentina’s star natural attraction: the mighty Iguazú Falls.
6.- Argentine gastronomic dictionary.
Aji de Chicha. Northwest
Food that is prepared with broth, tummy, peppers and potatoes
Alcuco.
Central and northwest
Made from wheat trodden without cuticle, boiled in salted water, to which is added onion, squash, diced goat meat and finish seasoning with saffron, and chili fried fat.
Alfajor. Candy consisting of two small pieces of dough more or less circular, joined together with different types of sweets.
7.- The 10 Most Popular Posts on Argentina Photo Gallery in April 2013.
National Park La Cruz pure missionary native forest with waterfalls and natural viewpoints. The Cross Theme Park is located on Cerro Santa Ana, 360 meters above the sea level. It takes place in an area of 57.5 hectares of native forest pure missionary, with waterfalls, native tree species, birds of the area, natural and attractive private balconies. A space that combines pure nature with architecture in perfect balance, facilitating access and tours through trails and sidewalks.
8.- The Giant Armadillo (Priodontes maximus), colloquially Tatou, Ocarro, Tatu-canastra or Tatú Carreta, is the largest living species of armadillo.
The Giant Armadillo (Priodontes maximus), colloquially Tatou, Ocarro, Tatu-canastra or Tatú Carreta, is the largest living species of armadillo. It was once found widely throughout the tropical forests of eastern South America and now ranges throughout varied habitat as far south as northern Argentina. This species is considered vulnerable to extinction.
9.- 8 Great Places to Visit in Argentina.
Buenos Aires is a great city, but Argentina is a great country, and it would be a shame if you lived here and didn’t see all that it has to offer. And so without further ado, here are 8 places in Argentina you absolutely must visit. People come from all over the world to see what is perhaps Argentina’s star natural attraction: the mighty Iguazú Falls.
10.- National parks, nature reserves and protected areas.
Argentina counts on an extensive system of national parks destined to protect the natural and cultural patrimony of the country. The first parks were the Nahuel Huapi and the Iguazú, both created in 1934.
Between the last ones they are San Guillermo (1998), the Flake (2000) and the Leoncito (2002).
Altogether there are 27 national parks (in addition to reserves and monuments).
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