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					<description><![CDATA[<p>La Colmena Founded in 1936, La Colmena was Paraguay&#8217;s first Japanese agricultural colony. Many of the ancestors of the original one hundred families still dedicate themselves to growing fruit and cultivating honey in this region. Though the town is mostly populated by descendants of these immigrants they have integrated themselves so fully into Paraguayan culture that it is not uncommon to see elderly Japanese couples sitting outside drinking terere and conversing in Guarani. Despite their integration, many of their homeland traditions are still kept alive. For example, the cooperative store (located on the main plaza near the Municipal Office) sells </p>
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		<title>Ciudad del Este Travel Destinations</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Salto Cristal Hidden amongst the dense vegetation through a maze of sugarcane fields, the large Salto Cristal waterfall is difficult to access but definitely worth the challenge. Salto Cristal&#8217;s waterfall is over a forty-two-meter high terraced stone cliff into a pool over thirty meters in diameter and ten meters deep. Running the perimeter of the pool is a rock ledge &#8211; usually submerged just deep enough to create a natural wading pool. The vegetation opens up around the pool&#8217;s edge where one can sit or sunbathe. Daredevils can swim across the pool and dive off the terraced walls. Swimming at </p>
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