Attractions in Paraguay

Atyrá

Atyrá is considered the cleanest city in Paraguay, a model of community spirit and ecological awareness.

San Cosme y Damián

Unique for its Jesuit astronomical heritage and the impressive sand dunes in the Paraná River.

Trinidad

The best-preserved Jesuit reduction in Paraguay and a UNESCO World Heritage site of exceptional beauty.

Sapucai

A historical gem in Paraguarí, famous for its old railway workshops and British heritage.

Jesús de Tavarangue

An unfinished jewel of Jesuit architecture featuring unique Moorish influences and UNESCO status.

Itá

The capital of ceramics, famous for its black clay hens and the caimans of the San Blas lagoon.

Nature

Lake Ypacaraí

Lake Ypacaraí is a famous tourist destination and was immortalized in a well-known song.

Laguna Blanca

A beautiful lake with crystal clear water and white sandy beaches, ideal for relaxation.

Lake Ypoá

Lake Ypoá is the center of an important national park and wetland in Paraguay.

Ojos de Mar Lake

A small, extremely clear lake in the Amambay region with a blue color.

Cerro Corá

A prominent hill formation in northern Paraguay, known for its natural beauty and historical significance.

Cerro Memby

A prominent mountain in the Concepción region that stands out clearly from the flat surroundings.

Ybytyruzú Mountains

One of the most prominent mountain ranges in Paraguay, home to the country's highest peaks.

Cerro Tres Kandú

Cerro Tres Kandú is the highest point in Paraguay and offers spectacular views.

San Rafael Hills

A rolling hill area in southern Paraguay, part of an important ecological corridor.

Cerro Acahay

A prominent mountain in the Paraguarí region that is a popular destination for hikers.

Cerro León

A prominent hill in the Chaco, of great importance to the indigenous population.

Altos Mountains

A mountain range near Asunción, marking the transition to the Cordillera region.

Cerro Yaguarón

A prominent hill near the town of Yaguarón, known for its local legends.

Cerro Lambaré

A historically significant hill on the banks of the Paraguay River, south of Asunción.

Cerro Guazú

A large, forested mountain in the Amambay department with rich flora and fauna.

Caapucú Hills

A rugged hill area in the south of Paraguarí, rich in granite formations.

Amambay Mountains

A mountain range in northeastern Paraguay marking the border with Brazil.

Cerro Mbatoví

A prominent hill in Paraguarí, known for its eco-adventure reserve.

Pilcomayo River

The Pilcomayo River is a major tributary of the Paraguay River, flowing through the Gran Chaco region.

Monte Lindo River

A calm river in the Gran Chaco that provides an important water source for local wildlife.

Aquidabán River

An important river in northern Paraguay, on whose banks historical battles took place.

Monday Falls

The impressive waterfalls of the Monday River are a hidden natural wonder in Paraguay.

Confuso River

A river with a very winding course that flows through the savannas of the southern Chaco.

Ypané River

The Ypané River flows through northern Paraguay and is an important habitat for fish.

island

Yacyretá Island

A large island in the Paraná River, known for the hydroelectric dam of the same name.

Paraná River

The Paraná River forms a large part of the border with Brazil and Argentina.

Tebicuary River

The river is known for its white sand beaches during the dry season.

Jejui Guazú River

A picturesque river with many sandy beaches, ideal for boat trips.

Apa River

A river that forms part of the border between Paraguay and Brazil.

More highlights

Defensores del Chaco National Park

This huge park in the Chaco offers a harsh environment and is home to rare animal species such as jaguars.

Ybycuí National Park

This park protects dense forests, waterfalls, and the ruins of Paraguay's first iron foundry.

Paraguayan Pantanal

This vast wetland is a haven for wildlife, including caimans and capybaras.

Mbaracayú Forest Nature Reserve

The reserve protects a large part of the remaining Atlantic rainforest in Paraguay.