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National Parks in Argentina |
Argentina has a large number of National Parks. The national parks in Argentina are great refuge for the diverse rare and endemic varieties of plants and animals. Argentina takes pride in having diverse natural treasures. While traveling to Argentina you can explore the rich wildlife and the fascinating flora and fauns of the country. Argentina is the home of a large number of national parks, provincial or regional parks and natural reserves. Plan a trip to Argentina and explore its national parks and national reserves, which spread, from Iguazu Falls to Tierra del Fuego. Most of the national parks in Argentina are situated in the Patagonia region. The regional national parks in Argentina also house the multitude of diverse plants and animals. The national parks in Argentina play a big role in the eco friendly environments of the country. The national parks in Argentina also have a great importance in maintaining the topography and climate of the country. The archaeological and paleontologic importance of the national parks in Argentina is also vital one. The impressive array of fauna and flora preserved and protected in the national parks in Argentina make them one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Argentina. A large number of nature lovers venture in to the national parks and national reserves in Argentina. A lot of exciting and adventurous activities like, trekking, fishing, rafting, mountain biking, horse-riding, and photographic safaris can be enjoyed at the national parks in Argentina. A lot of other recreational activities can make your visit to the national parks of Argentina worth cherishing.
The national parks in Argentina offer a host of facilities to the visitors, which include, basic shelters, showers, toilet facilities and camping areas.
Argentina has the treasure of around twenty-nine national parks. The national parks of Argentina were established over an area of 73 square kilometers. After that a larger protected area in Patagonia was established. In the year 1937 five more national parks were established. The following years more National parks were established in Argentina.
The major national parks in Argentina are:
- Río Pilcomayo National Park
- Baritú National Park
- Copo National Park
- Calilegua National Park
- Los Glaciares National Park
- El Rey National Park
- Los Cardones National Park
- Lanín National ParkLago Puelo National Park
- Laguna Blanca National Park
- Los Arrayanes National Park
- Predelta National Park
- Campo de los Alisos National Park
- El Leoncito National Park
- Talampaya National Park
- Lanín National Park
- El Palmar National Park
- Lihué Calel National Park
- Los Venados National Park
- Iguazú National Park
- Chaco National Park
- Mburucuyá National Park
- San Guillermo National Park
- Sierra de las Quijadas National Park
- Los Alerces National Park
- Quebrada del Condorito National Park
- Nahuel Huapi National Park
- Francisco P. Moreno National Park
- Monte León National Park
- Tierra del Fuego National Park
The National Parks in Argentina are spread over a wide area, which include, diverse set of terrains and biotopes.
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