About Corrientes
Corrientes is Argentina's vibrant northeastern province where Guarani heritage, Spanish colonial history, and subtropical wilderness create an unforgettable travel tapestry. Known as the 'Land of the Sun and the Moon,' its capital city of Corrientes sits on the Paraná River, boasting elegant colonial architecture, lively chamamé music venues, and the stunning Costanera promenade. The province is a gateway to the magnificent Iberá Wetlands, one of the world's largest freshwater reserves, where travelers can kayak through mirror-like lagoons teeming with capybaras, caimans, and over 350 bird species. Experience authentic gaucho culture at traditional estancias, witness the explosive energy of Carnaval Correntino—Argentina's second-largest carnival—and explore the haunting ruins of Jesuit missions at Yapeyú, birthplace of General San Martín. From yerba mate plantations to the thundering Iguazú Falls on its northern border, Corrientes offers a uniquely Argentine blend of nature, culture, and warm hospitality.
Things to do in Corrientes

Connect with the nature of Iberá on a private tour

Gaucho Experience in Corrientes: Land of Horses and Tradition

Iberá Wetlands on Horseback: An Unforgettable Gaucho Experience

Iberá Wetlands Safari
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