El paraíso tropical argentino que no muchos conocen | Ituzaingó, Corrientes
Pablo Sabarotz
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Many (like me) dream of traveling to paradisiacal Caribbean or Southeast Asian beaches. What not everyone knows is that in Argentina we can also find beautiful beaches that seem to belong to a tropical climate, with crystal-clear waters and a warm weather.
Ituzaingó is a town in the province of Corrientes, very close to the city of Posadas in the province of Misiones, and with access to Paraguay via the impressive Yacyretá hydroelectric dam. A city with port origins on the banks of the Paraná River, it's a popular destination for tourists who come to enjoy its beautiful beaches every summer. Characterized by bluffs covered in lush vegetation that resembles a tropical rainforest, with palm trees and abundant greenery, Ituzaingó is ready for travelers to relax and escape the daily grind. Full of restaurants serving delicious food and accommodations, it's a city where history is also present, recalling its Jesuit and Guarani era. Numerous museums showcasing Ituzaingó's rich cultural heritage complete the experience of visiting this unmissable destination, which can be described as Argentina's tropical paradise that everyone should discover. It resembles Southeast Asia or the Caribbean, but it's in Argentina, and not many people know about it outside the country's coastal region. Today we'll be walking through its streets, and I invite you to join me.
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Estuvimos allí hace como veinticinco años, y me quedó grabado en el alma , ese instante...en el agua con mis hijos pequeños, viendo el atardecer en el Paraná.....fue algo mágico!!
De pibe escuchaba mucho sobre la controvercia de Yaciretá, pero no entendía un pomo.
Hoy pude terminar de entender que ocurría.
Gracias por tus videos Pablo, como siempre.
Lindo lugar como todos los que recorres y mostras.
Playas, plazas, museos , un rincón con su historia. La verdad, muy lindo.
Seguí siempre así, que Dios te acompañe que nosotros te acompañamos a vos .éxitos te deseo 💪
El lugar es muy bonito espero ir un día 🙏🏽
El paraíso tropical argentino que no muchos conocen | Ituzaingó, Corrientes
Pablo Sabarotz
126,693 views
"El Balcón" Cabins: WhatsApp: +54 3786 414161
Notebooks:
https://punapampa.mitiendanube.com/
Monthly Email for Popular Festivals:
https://www.mercadopago.com.ar/subscr...
Contact: pablosabarotz@gmail.com
Instagram: @pablosabarotz
I invite you to SUBSCRIBE!
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Many (like me) dream of traveling to paradisiacal Caribbean or Southeast Asian beaches. What not everyone knows is that in Argentina we can also find beautiful beaches that seem to belong to a tropical climate, with crystal-clear waters and a warm weather.
Ituzaingó is a town in the province of Corrientes, very close to the city of Posadas in the province of Misiones, and with access to Paraguay via the impressive Yacyretá hydroelectric dam. A city with port origins on the banks of the Paraná River, it's a popular destination for tourists who come to enjoy its beautiful beaches every summer. Characterized by bluffs covered in lush vegetation that resembles a tropical rainforest, with palm trees and abundant greenery, Ituzaingó is ready for travelers to relax and escape the daily grind. Full of restaurants serving delicious food and accommodations, it's a city where history is also present, recalling its Jesuit and Guarani era. Numerous museums showcasing Ituzaingó's rich cultural heritage complete the experience of visiting this unmissable destination, which can be described as Argentina's tropical paradise that everyone should discover. It resembles Southeast Asia or the Caribbean, but it's in Argentina, and not many people know about it outside the country's coastal region. Today we'll be walking through its streets, and I invite you to join me.