Corrientes, Argentina uses America/Argentina/Cordoba, currently -03 (UTC-03:00). No clock changes are scheduled in the next 12 months.
Corrientes is a city in Argentina, with a population of about 346,300. It keeps the same time year-round, with no daylight saving changes.
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Corrientes stands on the Paraná river in northeastern Argentina, opposite Resistencia and linked to it by a long bridge. The centre retains colonial and nineteenth-century buildings, and the riverside costanera is the focus of the city's evenings.
The costanera along the Paraná is where the city gathers, particularly at sunset. Corrientes is a centre of chamamé music, which has UNESCO recognition, and the Esteros del Iberá wetlands to the southeast are among South America's great wildlife destinations, with capybaras, caiman and marsh deer.
The centre and costanera are walkable and buses cover the city. Reaching the Iberá wetlands requires a long drive on unsealed roads or an organised trip.
Winter and the shoulder seasons are much the most comfortable, as summers here are extremely hot and humid. The wetlands are accessible year-round, with wildlife viewing good in the cooler months.
Argentina uses the ARS, calling code +54.
Argentina uses the peso, and Spanish is the language with Guaraní widely spoken in this province. Manner is warm and unhurried, and it is worth checking locally which payment methods are most practical.
