Strolling in Buenos Aires

After finishing the trip to the three islands of Antarctica, I took a domestic flight back to Buenos Aires this morning. Having experienced endless queues at AEP airport last time, I arrived at the airport three hours early this time. During check-in, I specifically chose a window seat on the left side at the back of the plane so I could enjoy the view of the Andes Mountains and the beautiful town of Ushuaia after takeoff. The three-and-a-half-hour flight passed quickly, and the plane landed at AEP around 2:30 PM. Every time I take an Argentine airline flight, the passengers always applaud enthusiastically after landing, showcasing the passion and liveliness of South American people, a scene you would never encounter on Asian routes. Taking a bus from AEP airport to the city center is now a piece of cake for me. When I checked in at the hotel, I was surprised that the owner still remembered me. After putting away my luggage and freshening up a bit, I headed out in short sleeves and shorts to the Pacific Gallery Shopping Center to buy souvenirs. It's the height of summer in South America now, although it's also summer in Antarctica, the temperature there feels around zero to 5 degrees Celsius. This trip can be said to have experienced all four seasons. I bought a Messi No. 10 jersey, which is the most representative souvenir of Argentina.