The Most Exciting and Popular Festivals in Argentina
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VIVA – Argentina is officially becoming the winner of the 2022 World Cup. Argentine people are celebrating this victory. There are many interesting things about Argentina that people need to know, one is about festival in Argentina.
This festival aims to preserve and introduce culture, and traditions to the younger generation until the tourists. In these cultural festivals, there are many exciting attractions and performances that you can see, ranging from parades, music concerts, and dance, to religious rituals.
Held in several regions in Argentina, such as Buenos Aires, Cordoba, and Mendoza, here are the most exciting and popular festivals in Argentina.
1. Buenos Aires Tango Festival
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Tango is a traditional Argentine dance that features stunning body movements. Reporting from the Traveltriangle page, every year a Tango dance celebration called the Buenos Aires Tango Festival is routinely held in Buenos Aires.
After that, there will be many professional Tango dancers from all over the world who will enliven this festival. The organizers will also provide free Tango courses for visitors who are interested in learning it. The festival is held in August and lasts for two weeks.
2. Oktoberfest
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Several countries in the world celebrate Oktoberfest every year, one of which is Argentina. Oktoberfest is a festival originating in Germany where in this celebration visitors can enjoy various types of German beer drinks.
The history of this festival stems from the German immigrant community who lived in the Cordoba region to establish a brewery. As the name implies, Oktoberfest is routinely held every October located in Beer Garden City, Cordoba. In addition to enjoying beer, visitors are also served appetizing German culinary dishes.
3. Vendimia Festival
Vendimia is a traditional Argentinian wine festival held in the Mendoza region. This celebration is held every March because it is the harvest season for local grape growers, most of whom are wine producers.
