Category: Paraguay
This is a curious corner of Paraguay. Campo Nueve (literally Field Nine) is made up of a number of Mennonite settlements from a variety of countries including Germany, Canada, …
Emboscada is a cute Paraguayan town known for its artisanal mining industry. Sandstone from Emboscada is used all over Paraguay to create cream colored facades for buildings. Emboscada is …
Altos’ close proximity to San Bernardino has made it an ideal destination for the influx of German immigrants who have been arriving steadily since the late 1800’s. As the …
Created in 1939 Parque Nacional do Iguazu covers an area of 185,262 hectares and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1986. The Brazilian side of the falls …
Taking Cues From Nature Many ao po’i stitches are inspired by Paraguay’s natural surroundings. Popular stitches include: jupirupi ‘a (frog eggs), ju ‘i retyma (frog legs), abejita (little bees), …
Surrounded by dense vegetation the Salto Cantera (also known as the Chorro Cantera) is about twelve meters high. From here the Ita creek continues to flow over another series …
Located on the banks of the Parana River the Monumento Cientifico Moises Bertoni was formerly owned by Swiss scientist Moises Bertoni who spent over 35 years in the late …
Discovered in 1542 by Spanish explorer Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca the Iguazu Falls are one of the seven wonders of the natural world and rightly so. These majestic …
Across the river from Concepcion is the island of Chaco’i, home to a handful of families. Most cross the river every day by row boat or motor boat to …
Known as la ciudad mas limpia del Paraguay (Paraguay’s cleanest city) Atyra is an attractive hill top town. Wander through the town’s two plazas down to the Indio Jose …