Paraguay
Paraguay is a landlocked South American nation often overlooked by travelers, making it a genuine off-the-beaten-path gem. Known for its distinct bilingual culture (Spanish and Guaraní), vast untamed wilderness like the Gran Chaco, and a rich history blending indigenous and Jesuit heritage.
Cities & regions
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Asunción is the capital and largest city of Paraguay, spread along the east bank of the Paraguay River in the country's southwest. It is one of South America…
Open guideCaacupé is Paraguay's spiritual capital, a small Cordillera-department town of roughly 30,000-57,000 people sitting at about 256 metres altitude some 50 km e…
Open guideCiudad del Este is Paraguay's second city and its commercial engine, sitting on the east bank of the Paraná River at the Triple Frontier where Paraguay, Braz…
Open guideEncarnación sits on the right bank of the Paraná River in southeastern Paraguay, facing Posadas in Argentina across the San Roque González de Santa Cruz brid…
Open guideFiladelfia is the administrative centre of the Fernheim Mennonite colony and the main town of Boquerón department in the Paraguayan Chaco, roughly 450 km (ab…
Open guidePedro Juan Caballero is the capital of Amambay department in northeastern Paraguay and one of South America's most unusual border cities: it has a 'dry borde…
Open guidePilar is the capital of Ñeembucú department in southwestern Paraguay, a river town of about 50,000 people on the Paraguay River roughly 350 km south of Asunc…
Open guideSan Lorenzo is Paraguay's third-largest city, home to roughly 250,000-260,000 people, sitting immediately southeast of Asunción in the Central Department and…
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