The following activities are often available in Buenos Aires, offering opportunities for students to participate in and learn about Argentine culture:Students will enjoy the Jardín Japonés (Japanese Garden) which recreates the beauty and poetry of traditional Oriental gardens. Plants, flowers, bridges and cascades are combined in subtle and pleasing corners, creating an atmosphere full of colors and fragrances. Be sure to keep a look out for the "Karpas", lively and colorful fish imported directly from Japan.In Argentina, and throughout Latin America, soccer is a way of life and part of people's cultural identities. Don't miss out on the excitement of the game! Check out one of the local teams, such as the immensley popular River Plate, battle it out at Monumental Stadium.Marvel at the Buenos Aires Zoo with over 350 different species of animals including anteaters, zebras, giraffes, flamingos, and a rare white tiger!Practice your Tango-famously born in the brothels of Buenos Aires! Each year the World Tango Championships converge onto Buenos Aires, beckoning hundreds of couples from around the globe to compete in two categories: Salon and Stage Tango.Take in the "guacho" culture at the Feria de Mataderos by witnessing first hand the horsemanship and folkloric dances of these Argentine cowboys! Street vendors offer visitors a variety of Argentine dishes, as well as traditional handicrafts.