Argentina is famous for its beef. Now you can see where it comes from. Many family-run Argentine cattle ranches, or estancias as they are called in Argentina, are opening their doors to rural tourism: Turismo en San Antonio de Areco. Now a days most of the Estancias works as a hotel where visitors can experience the real life of a gaucho (as opposed to the touristy shows available on the outskirts of Buenos Aires).
Guests are welcome to participate in daily farm chores or simply relax, enjoy nature, and experience the gaucho life vicariously. The Rural Tourism include wildlife watching, truck rides, farming and ranching, horseback riding, hiking and trekking. Activities with an extra charge include a full day tour of various estancias, a full day or half day tour.
Here you can visited the web page of Estancia Santo Domingo and other estancias in La Pampa Region.
Argentina es famosa por su carne de vacuno. Ahora se puede ver de dónde viene . Muchos ranchos familiares argentinos o estancias como se les llama en la Argentina , están abriendo sus puertas al turismo rural como la Estancia en San Antonio de Areco. Hoy en día la mayor parte de las Estancias funcionan como un hotel donde los visitantes pueden experimentar la verdadera vida de un gaucho (en oposición a los espectáculos turísticos disponibles en las afueras de Buenos Aires ) .
Ademas los huéspedes están invitados a participar en tareas de la granja en el dia o simplemente a relajarse, disfrutar de la naturaleza o experimentar la vida del gaucho indirectamente . Las actividades disponibles incluyen la observación de la fauna , paseos en carro , agricultura y ganadería , montar a caballo, senderismo y trekking . Actividades con un cargo extra incluyen una excursión de día completo de varias estancias de día completo o una excursión de medio día.
Aquí se puede visitar la página web de la Estancia Santo Domingo y otras estancias en La Pampa Región .
Gaucho normally denotes the residents or inhabitants of the South American pampas or grasslands. They are almost like the North American “cowboy” who have the genuine profession of herding the cattle and practice hunting to meet their economic needs.
Gauchos are nowadays considered as the symbol of the national pride of Argentina. They are tremendous horse riders and famous for their distinctive and conventional costumes.The Gauchos of Argentina love to eat beef along with the herbal infusion prepared from Yerba and feel delighted to roam with their horses in the massive grasslands of the country. The fascinating features of the Gauchos of Argentina are their traditional clothing items that mainly include “espadrilles” originally made with black canvas but are now produced with a wide range of colours and patterns; some are made with a rubber sole.
The bombachas are actually trousers made with strong cotton fabric traditionally in beige, white and black colors. These trousers can be easily be identified because of the button they have at the ankle which is used to narrow them.
Without horse boots the traditional gaucho dress is never completed. Sometimes these traditional horse boots were having no heels and were open at the ends while some were made of leather with heels and they were known as “patriotic boots”. The northern Argentine gaucho boots often have folds that resemble bellows, i.e. leather legs “cordoned off” as a way of defending the forest and possible snake bites.
Gauchos of Argentina had the trend to wear their traditional pants particularly by women. These loose pants are like Capri pants and are normally knee lengths having a woven cuff with “guarda pampa” design, as well as a high and wide belted waist. The women of Argentina traditionally love to wear the costumes prepared with embellished patterns and in bright colors.
The warrior Gaucho costume is truly symbolic in Argentina as an emblem of prestige and the Argentine people feel proud on their traditional dress.
