Horses, traditions and landscapes that are part of everyday life in the Argentine countryside.

Spending a day at an Argentine estancia is a way to discover a different side of Argentina, away from the rhythm of Buenos Aires and surrounded by open landscapes, horses and nature. Estancias have historically been an important part of rural life in the country, closely connected to agriculture, livestock and equestrian traditions. Today, many of these places continue to preserve the customs and atmosphere that characterize the Argentine countryside.

At La Carona, home of Argentina Polo Day, a typical day is closely connected to horses and outdoor life. The estancia has large green spaces, polo fields and areas where horses are cared for, trained and prepared as part of the daily routine. Polo and horseback riding coexist naturally with the peaceful rhythm of the countryside, while traditional Argentine gastronomy, including the asado, reflects another important part of local culture.

A day at an estancia also provides an opportunity to understand the relationship between Argentine traditions, horses and rural life. From sharing time outdoors to observing everyday activities around the estancia, the experience shows how many customs remain present today. La Carona represents this connection between the countryside and equestrian culture, offering a glimpse into a lifestyle that continues to be an important part of Argentina’s identity.