Information about Córdoba:

The province of Córdoba is the second province with the largest number of inhabitants in the country, behind only Buenos Aires, and the city of Cordoba is the largest city in Argentina, with around 3.3 million inhabitants and an area of  580 square kilometers. The province is located in the central Argentina, and the city of Córdoba, at the same time, is located in the northern centre of the province. Its capital is the City of Córdoba (also popularly called CBA) and is, as we mentioned before, one of the most important cities in the country.

Córdoba has a Bus Terminal (also called "La Nueva Terminal" (The New Terminal) ) that consists of 2 buildings connected through a tunnel. The Córdoba Bus Terminal is located in the Nueva Córdoba neighborhood within the City of Córdoba. Here you can read more about the Córdoba Bus Terminal.

As an interesting fact of the province of Córdoba, the Province is the second largest in the country (in size), also behind the Buenos Aires Province. In recent years - as the statistics show - the province and its different tourist attractions have seen a general increase in terms of visitors and travelers.

Some of the most visited touristic points of the City of Córdoba are: the famous "Iglesia de Los Capuchinos", Los Terrones, Museo Histórico UNC Manzana Jesuítica and Valle de Calamuchita, among other natural attractions. 

When visiting the city of Cordoba, it is also popular to visit other nearby cities such as: Villa María, Río Cuarto, La Falda and Villa Carlos Paz.

Information about San Miguel de Tucumán:

The City of San Miguel de Tucumán is the capital of the Province of Tucumán, it is also known as "El Jardín de la República" (Garden of the Republic).

Although as an Argentinian province it may seem small in terms of size, the city is the 5th most populated in the country, with more than 600,000 inhabitants. The province of Tucuman is located in Northeast Argentina, and the city, at the same time, is located in the center of the province.

Despite being a relatively small province, the city has several tourist attractions, some of the most visited are: Parque Sierra de San Javier, Casa de Gobierno de Tucumán, Parque 9 de Julio, Casa Histórica de Tucumán and Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Merced, among some other landmarks.

As a curious fact, the City of Tucuman is called the Garden of the Republic because of the abundant vegetation of the city and the region, due to the climate of Tucuman (high humidity and precipitations).

Here you can find information about the Tucuman Bus Terminal.