How to Pack for 3 Weeks Backpacking in Argentina

EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR 3 WEEKS OF TRAVEL IN A CARRY ON BACKPACK!
I visited Argentina at the end of March which was during their transition from fall into summer, and I was going to be visiting Buenos Aires (closer to the equator) and Patagonia (closer to Antarctic) MEANING that I’d need to be prepared with clothes for both warm AND unpredictably cold/windy/rainy weather (as I’d been warned)!
Packing for Argentina ⋒
Pack with me for 3 weeks in Argentina and stay until the end to get a recap of how it all worked out for me after it all!
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What did you think about COVID restrictions there? I heard they’re more relaxed when entering, but I’m unsure if businesses require you present proof of vaccination and the like.

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Yeah! Currently, to enter the country you no longer need to present test results nor a vaccination card, but you do need to present proof of medical insurance that covers you if you do get COVID.
As for being in the country and exploring shops and restaurants, when I was there it was pretty lax. In Patagonia, there were less people wearing masks than in the more congested Buenos Aires. I actually didn’t come across any business that required wearing a mask or proof of vaccination, but it just seemed like most people voluntarily chose to wear a masks.