I got my bags packed on a roll heading out there and I'm ready to go looking real good

in my passport photo

Amateur Traveler, episode 762. Today the Amateur Traveler talks about gardens and grand theaters,

cafes and cemeteries, graffiti and steak as we go to Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Welcome to the amateur traveler.

I'm your host Chris Christensen, let's talk about Buenos Aires.

I'd like to welcome to the show Rax Suin from Nomad Unvealed.com and the chat with

Nomads podcast who's come to talk to us about the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Rax, welcome to the show.

Hi Chris, thanks for having me.

Now, Rax, you are not originally from Buenos Aires. What's your connection to Buenos Aires?

So man I'm originally from Singapore and I was traveling in South America basically and of course as I traveled down south I came down to Argentina and it's basically I'll say is one of my favorite countries within South America for sure.

I arrived in Buenos Aires and I went over basically to

Patagonia and Antarctica. I came back up Patagonia and then I came back to Buenos Aires just because

I kind of liked the city quite a bit and decided to stick around for a while.

Not as long as I thought I would because of the pandemic, but yeah, but it's still a very fun and

interesting city to me.

Excellent. Well, it's definitely one of my top five countries that I've been to in South America, but I've only

been to five.

You're saying that is probably a little more authoritative than I am.

Excellent and why should someone go to Buenos Aires Argentina?

For me I think Buenos Aires is good because firstly it's convenient and it's a capital city.

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