Together, we've explored Argentine food, traditions, soccer culture and so much more. However, the things that I will remember most about Argentina can't be found in a textbook.

In this blog, I interviewed my host parent's granddaughter, Greta. Read on to learn about what a child's life is like in Argentina!

During my first month abroad, I visited many historic places in Córdoba, including a Jesuit estate, the Provincial Museum of Remembrance, and a local winery.

One of the unique animals I've seen during my time in Argentina is the crested caracara, a beautiful bird and a crafty scavenger.

Explore Argentine soccer culture as I take you along with me to a soccer game between Talleres (Córdoba) vs Independiente (Mendoza) - in Córdoba's largest stadium, Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes.

During my first month in Argentina, I learned about the traditions of Argentina. I visited a traditional gaucho ranch, toured ruins of the Jesuits, visited local markets, and ate traditional Argentine cuisine. Here are 10 Argentine traditions I learned about during my time here:

Last week, I traveled over 400 miles from Córdoba to Buenos Aires. I took a city tour, visited the MALBA art museum, took a boat to Puerto de Tigre, saw a Tango Show, and shopped at San Telmo Market!

This week, I visited Villa General Belgrano, a quaint German-style town in Argentina!

I recently traveled to Mendoza, which is world-famous for its wine production and outdoor sports, such as whitewater rafting and horseback riding.

Argentina has the second highest population of Italians outside of Italy! As a result, Argentina's cuisine is a fusion between Latin American and Italian gastronomy, and includes many Italian dishes.

¡Hola y Bienvenidos a todos! (Hello and welcome everyone!) I am so excited to share this journey in Córdoba, Argentina with you all. Many say that Argentina is like lots of little countries combined into one because of its many diverse regions. From the gauchos (the cowboys/ranchers of Argentina) of Jujuy to the icebergs in Tierra del Fuego (The End of the World...aka the southernmost point in South America), there's so much to explore!