2. What is Mendoza?
• Mendoza is a province of Argentina located in the
region of Cuyo. Bordered on the north by San Juan, on
the east by the province of San Luis, south to La
Pampa and Neuquén,and west by Chile.
• Its capital is colled Mendoza.
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With an area of 148 827 km ², is the seventh largest
province in the country, which makes it 5.35% of the total
area .
The national census 2010 established a population
of 1,741,610 inhabitants, making itt he fifth most
populous province. This population is equivalent
to 4.34% of the national total.

3. PROVINCE OF
MEDOZA

4. The most striking
adventures in
Mendoza!
• *Hiking
• *Skiing
• *Rafting

5. Hiking
• The Aconcagua is the highest peak
in America and the Western Hemisphere
(6,959.6 meters over the sea) is located near the
capital city. Because of this, an important
number of mountain climbers arrive to this city
each year, and provide a market on its own.
Note that during low season, tourists are allowed
to take only a short hike. High season begins on
November 15th. The surrounding scenery is well
worth the drive, even if outdoor activities (with
the exception of white-water rafting) are not well
developed.

6. Sking
• Near the city
of Malargue, Las
Leñas is the most
important ski
resort in Argentina.
LAS LEÑAS SKI

7. Rafting
• Rafting the Mendoza rivers is full of
excitement that begins with a spin. Rather
than the intense white waters that you
may experience in other locations, in the
Mendoza river you can expect the waters
to be brown.

10. Mendoza Excursions
• * Mendoza city tour
• Discover the city that is the heart of Argentina’s
wine district and one of the Great Capital cities
of Wine; Mendoza. Learn about the history,
architecture and culture of this beautiful area
with this Mendoza city tour.

11. •Villavicencio Day Tour Mendoza
Book this Villavicencio spa resort tour to discover
ancient Andean history, breathtaking views of
Mendoza and the main wine district of
Argentina.
•Atuel Canyon Day Tour Mendoza
Spend a day exploring the Mendoza
province while touring Canyon of Atuel in
Mendoza, Argentina. Discover diverse
historical landscapes, ancient ruins and
beautiful Dams on this Mendoza day tour.

12. Enviroment
Protection
The Effects of Climate Change in Mendoza
Experts from Germany and Argentina work together with the objective of facing climate
change and environmental protection. In Mendoza’s territory, the emission of toxic
gasses and open dumps are some of the factors which increase contamination. To raise
awareness in the population and make them participate, they carry out a Project which
has children as its main addressee.
The total number of cars in Mendoza is another contaminating factor, as every year it is
bigger and emits more and more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. Together with the
industry, they cause a great emission of particles. “There is also heat island effect; if one
looks at the city from far away it can be seen a dark layer above, under which the city is
much more hot, there are higher temperatures and it produces discomfort in the people”,
describes the specialist.

13. • Open dumps constitute another problematic factor, as “in the
province, almost all of them are open, many times they are
burnt and not only emit carbon dioxide, but also very toxic
gasses. When the 60% of the residues, organic matter, starts
to decompose, it emits methane; this is generated when the
residues are decomposed without oxygen, because they are
covered and it is 21 times more severe than carbon dioxide”.
• The expert makes reference to the effect of Mendoza’s
agriculture: “The annual average of temperatures will in
general increase, then, winters will shorten. This will have an
impact in agriculture, because the increase of humidity in the
prairie, combined with the increase of the temperature can
generate more severe storms and more hail. Grape growing
and wine production will have more humidity and then more
diseases; reason why many investors are taking the grapes to
higher places”.

14. Contamination by mining exploitation
There exist two main cases related to uranium minerals exploitation in charge of
Atomic Energy National Commission. The first one is given by inadequate facilities
abandonment where 500,000 tn of mineral tales are arranged (Malargüe) and the
second one related to an open sky mine exploitation (the main in the country)
(Sierra Pintada). The Directorate has officially carried out auditings in both cases
and technically advised to adequately dispose in the first case and to carry caution
measures to an extreme in the second one. Conflicts occurring have produced as
a consequence a new exploitation covenant, after which there is progress in both
senses. This includes more strict control mechanisms, sanitation project
elaboration in Malargüe, and initiation of the first stage of Environmental Impact
Study in Sierra Pintada by means of an international advisory office, with a very
vast experience in the subject matter, and selected by both parties. Other cases
involve new mining exploitations such as potassium salts (also in Malargüe and
perhaps the main mining project in the country), which must subject to
environmental impact evaluation. So far, mechanics adopted in both types of
cases have produced positive results.

16. Development of health care service
•Public Hospitals and •-Private Clinics:
Clinics: The public the private clinics
hospitals help anyone help people who
was a social work.
althought a person has The beneffit of this
o hasn´t a -Pharmacies:
type of hospital is
social work or prepaid. Pharmacies: They are that they attend
so everywhere it will you with more
variety of elements
not take you more to work. One of the
than a block or two most central is
walking in the city Clínica Colon, Av
centre to find one. Colon 277, they can
help with general
You can usually spot medical issues or
them by the big cross direct you to a
symbol and specialist.
‘Pharmacia’ sign.

17. Public Hospitals &
Clinics
• Public healthcare here is of good standard and with some great
doctors but, as aforementioned, healthcare in Argentina is free. This
means that the hospitals are full with patients of almost every other
neighboring country in South America. And lines are long. If you
need emergency medical attention, you will go almost directly to the
front of the line, but if your problem is less urgent you need to get to
the hospital early to take a ‘turno’ (or number in the line), not unlike
public healthcare in the U.S. Most hospitals start issuing turnos at
8am, but don’t come anytime after 8:00 a.m. People start arriving at
6:30 a.m., so to get anywhere decent in the line, you need to get
there early too. If you miss your slot, you’ll have to wait until the next
day, so wear comfy shoes and don’t forget to bring a book.a public
hospital por example is: Hospital Central, Alem 410; Hospital
Lagomaggiore, Gordillo.

18. Hotels in Mendoza!
Hotel Aconcagua (****)
San Lorenzo 545, Mendoza - Reservas al (11) 5173 3601
The Aconcagua Hotel is situated in the heart of the town that lies at the foot of the
Andes Mountains and is like an oasis with its many canals and tree-lined streets. It is
close to the Main Square and 12 km from The International airport, this 4stars hotel
boasts 123 rooms between doubles, triples, suites and departments; all equipped
with air conditioning and individual heating, cable TV, in-room safety box and room
service to name but a few of their amenities.

19. • Hotel Park Hyatt (****)
• Chile 1124 – Reservas (261) 423 4848 / 429 9953
• The Park Hyatt Mendoza Hotel, Casino & Spa in Mendoza,
Argentina, with its beautifully restored 19th-century Spanish colonial
façade, is one of the most prestigious luxury hotels of Mendoza. It is
conveniently situated in the main business district in the centre of
Mendoza, with a prominent position on the Plaza de la
Independencia. Our luxury hotel in Mendoza is only 20 minutes from
Mendoza International Airport, 15 minutes from the main Mendoza
vineyards and 90 minutes from major ski resorts in Argentina.
• Park Hyatt Mendoza hotel is ideal for business and leisure
travellers, with stunning views of the Mendoza vineyards, the Andes
mountain range and the renowned Aconcagua mountain. Our five
star luxury hotel in Mendoza offers a wide range of activities
including Mendoza wine tours, our premier Casino Park Hyatt
Mendoza and the luxury Kaua Club and Spa.

20. • Premium Tower Suites (*****)
• Avda. España 948 Mendoza - Reservas (261)
423 4848 / 429 9953
• Premium Tower Suites offers luxurious
apartments in the centre of Mendoza. Some
apartments include LCD TVs with cable
channels. All of them feature free Wi-Fi and
kitchens with a microwave.
• On the 14th floor, the restaurant El Faro offers
spectacular views of the Andes and the city and
delicious international menu prepared by the
chef.

21. Joaco´s Opinion
 Likes
• I like the beautiful mountains.
 Dislikes
• I dislike the very hot weather.
• Activities you can do
• Explore, discover and investigate activities
that may be inclined towards adventure
sports, especially those that address the nature
and want to change the asphalt for
something different.

22. At what time of
the year is most
visited by tourist
• The climate is mild enough to welcome visitors year round, and the range of
accommodations is wide, but if you don´t like the hot wether, the best time
of the years is in spring or winter.
• . Why? Because in spring it isn´t so much hot and you can visit beautifull
places without high temperature. Also in Mendoza, is most visited in winter,
because it snows and it s very funny to play with the snow. You can do as
well sports, like snowboard, sky etc. Winter in Mendoza usually means
sunny, days, and nights in front of a warm fire.
• English is spoken, to the touristic nature of the area, and Americans
represent the largest group of international tourists, followed by Brazilians
and Chileans.
• The number of American visitors has increased continually in the five past
years, and many have even started their own wineries there. The province
of Mendoza has more than a thousand wineries, referred to as “bodegas”.
Also, in Argentina, wines remain an incredible value.

23. Main Tourist
Attraction
• One of the most important tourist attraction in Mendoza are the wineries.
• But.. what are the wineries?
• The wineries are the building or property that produces wine, or a business
involved in the production of wine, such as a wine company.
• The province of Mendoza is the most traditional industry of wine.
• In Argentina’s there are many varieties of world-class wine produced.
• Other important reason why the wine is very important and is a tourist
attraction is because wine is one of Argentina’s most sought-after and wanted
product.
• Mendoza was a dry area that became a wine-growing oasis with irrigation
techniques (tecnicas de riego )that capture the snow melt run off from the Andes
Mountains. This irrigation techniques were created by the Indians (Huarpes)
people, and this system is controled by computerized drip (goteo) irrigation,
which allows Argentina to be one of the top wine-producing countries in the
world.
• Some examples of wineries are: Chandon, ópez, Valentín Bianchi, San Telmo,
Escorihuela, Cavas de Weinert, J&F Lurton, Trapiche etc.

24. Aconcagua Province
Park
• Another main tourist attraction in Mendoza is the
Aconcagua Provincial Park
• The Aconcagua Provincial Park is located in the
northwestern province of Mendoza,
In 1983 he was declared "protected natural
area." It is one of 10nature reserves that form
the system of Protected Areas in the province
of Mendoza.
The park is home to large glaciers, which act as
a water reserve. They are important
archaeological sites. It is the preferred
scenariofor climbers.

25. The Hill of Glory
• The Hill of Glory is a hill near the city of Mendoza. In one
of its sides, is the zoo of the city of Mendoza.
The monument consists of a base of rocks and a
large bronze sculpture, and commemorates the Crossing
of the Andes by the army commanded by General José
de San Martin to liberate Chile and Peru
and Argentina to ensure independence. It was made by
the Uruguayan sculptor John M. Ferrari and opened
in 1914.
The image of the Monument to the Army of the
Andes from Cerro de la Gloria is popularly known in
Argentina as it is printed in denominations of five
pesos ($ 5).

27. Employment
• -Seller of Lands
• -Livestock:there is not much livestock
because of the lands (valleys and
mountains)
• -Mines:It is very important and significant
and is mostly dedicated to oil minery.
• -Infrastructure Developent
• -Agriculture

28. Agriculture: The most important work is an plant called
“vid”. The activities are concentrated around irrigation
regions (regiones de riego). In farms, there is
production of fruits and vegetables.
• Infrastructure development:
• Road and rail network (Trenes): rail
network has been extended In the last 20
years and it is important in the
communication between the
manofactured (production of the different
provinces) .

29. Bus:the station were people transfer a
place to other
Communication:in the city there are
several newspapers such as “los
Andes”, “Mendoza”, “El Andino”. There
are also TV channels and the ragional
radios
Airports:the main one is called “el
plumerillo”. It is located in the north of
the capital city and it is one of the most
importants airfields of the country. It is
very sophisticated.

30. Primmary Products
Wine Industry: when the fruts end
Fruit & Vegetable industry_:
Maduration process it
peach, cherry, banana and apple
starts “vintage”. The elabroration
Took place in wineries

31. Advantages & Disvantages of
Mendoza
ADVANTAGES: Mendoza is a province by its climate, soil, allow
a highly developed wine industry. also provides a city with a
lot of history that contains a great culture and is the
fourth most important province of Argentina. Finally has
a beautiful landscape formed by the mountain ranges and
rivers that cross it.
DISVANTAGES: As Mendoza is a city that depends
mainly on tourism and wine industry, a very
large dropc auses problems; ike the weather in
winter in very cold and heavy snow can
cause problems in transport, at work and in
educating people

32. Pau´s Opinion
 Like: I like generally all the places and
things that Mendoza has, such as
activities or visiting monuments.
 Dislake: I don´t like to go in summer
because there is high temperature.