Attraction Tours in Paraguay

Explore the unique charm of Paraguay with these captivating attraction tours!

1. Ciudad del Este and Itaipú Dam

• Location: Eastern Paraguay, near the border with Brazil and Argentina
• Highlights: Shopping centers, Itaipú Hydroelectric Plant (world’s largest water-powered generator), tranquil beaches on the Paraná River
• Tips: Bring your passport for easy travel between Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina. Don’t forget to bargain at local markets!

2. Jesuit Missions of La Santísima Trinidad de Paraná and Jesús de Lurú

• Location: Alto Paraná Department, eastern Paraguay
• Highlights: Well-preserved Jesuit missions, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, insight into the culture and history of the Guaraní people
• Tips: Plan your visit during the week to avoid weekend crowds. Guided tours are recommended for a deeper understanding of the site’s history.

3. Asunción City Tour

• Location: Capital city of Paraguay
• Highlights: Independence Square (Plaza de la Independencia), Metropolitan Cathedral, National Pantheon of the Heroes, historic neighborhoods like San Roque and Santo Domingo
• Tips: Visit the handicraft market “La Recova” for authentic Paraguayan souvenirs. Be sure to try local specialties such as “chipa guasú” and “tereré.”

4. Chaco Wildlife Reserve (Reserva Natural de la Sierra de la Angostura)

• Location: Boquerón Department, western Paraguay
• Highlights: Diverse wildlife including jaguars, capybaras, caimans, and over 500 bird species. Stunning landscapes of the Chaco region.
• Tips: Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Guided tours are essential for a safe and rewarding wildlife experience.

5. Encounter Indigenous Communities (Encuentro con Comunidades Indígenas)

• Location: Throughout Paraguay, but particularly in the eastern departments of Amambay, Alto Paraná, and Caazapá
• Highlights: Learn about Guaraní culture, traditions, and way of life. Experience unique customs such as “yopypyra” (traditional festivals) and “tereré” ceremonies.
• Tips: Respect the local customs and traditions. Dress modestly and ask permission before taking photographs.