Paraguay, land of traditions and nature

Hidden in the heart of South America, this country is an invitation to discover unexpected natural and cultural treasures. The vast expanses of its subtropical forest provide a haven for incredible biodiversity, where exotic birds and colorful flowers enchant visitors. For history enthusiasts, its archaeological sites reveal a rich pre-Columbian past just waiting to be explored. Beyond its enchanting landscapes, it is the human warmth that will captivate you. The locals welcome you with a smile and are happy to share their traditions, creating a friendly and authentic atmosphere. You will be charmed by the vibrant music and delicious local cuisine, where each dish tells a story. Seeking adventure? Head out to explore the spectacular waterfalls and stunning national parks, where hiking and exploration await. This country offers a unique experience, off the beaten path, where every moment becomes an unforgettable memory.

Paraguay's main tourist attraction lies in its bucolic landscapes, with gentle and lush contours, and the omnipresence of water throughout the eastern part of the country. In the western part, the Chaco offers a harsh yet beautiful and wild land that will appeal to those seeking adventure and complete change of scenery. This land, red to the east of the Río Paraguay and gray-yellow in the Chaco, offers numerous outdoor activities, including wildlife observation.

This is what stands out at first: the kindness of the people and the laid-back lifestyle. Smiles are everywhere, stress is non-existent, and you quickly get a good dose of positive vibes! Paraguayans are friendly, humorous, and not very suspicious of foreigners. They will happily invite you to share their traditional tereré, a heritage of an omnipresent Guarani culture. Tourism is in its infancy, so interactions remain natural, simple, and without ulterior motives.

Paraguay is not a popular tourist destination, but it is surrounded by countries that are, notably Argentina and Brazil. From the Paraguayan capital, it is easy to travel to these neighboring countries, whether by plane or by bus. An increasing number of international conferences are held in Paraguay, attracted by its central position, as well as for economic and security reasons. Asunción is among the cheapest capitals in the world and offers overall security far superior to that of the capitals of neighboring countries.