Travel Articles About Paraguay
Paraguay in Pictures
Paraguay, "The Heart of South America," is sub-tropical, with two distinct regions: the lush east and the arid west. Get a feel for the country with these photos.
| Places and Destination | Geography and Wildlife
Places and Destinations:
Asunción's Attractions
Exploring Paraguay
Paraguay for Visitors
The Pantanal
South America's Last Frontier
Jesuit Missions of South America
Geography and Wildlife:
The Jesuit Missions in South America began in Brazil, then spread to what is now
Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay, with one in Uruguay. They are all on the tourist
mission circuit, and a worthwhile visit to learn about Spanish and Portuguese
colonial history.
Whether you have only a day to spend in Paraguay's capital city, or more time to
explore the country, you might find these suggestions helpful.
Tour the two regions of Paraguay for colonial history abundant wildlife and untouched wilderness.
Explore this landlocked country from Guaira Falls to the Gran Chaco.
The Mennonites of Paraguay
These immigrants from Canada, Russia and Germany have created productive farms, dairy
farms and cattle ranches, as well as a tourist attraction, in the midst of the
thorny Chaco.
Home to thousands of wildlife species, the Pantanal is a huge wetlands, and a must on a wildlife-lover's
travels.
The vast inhospitable area of the Gran Chaco has remained almost uninhabited for years. What's the
attraction now?
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