Paraguay remains one of South America's least-visited countries, offering a genuine glimpse into Guarani culture, Jesuit mission ruins, and vast wetlands. Its slower pace and warm hospitality reward travelers seeking something off the beaten path.
A riverside capital blending colonial buildings with a relaxed South American pace.
UNESCO-listed ruins of 17th-century Jesuit reductions.
A bustling border city near the spectacular Itaipu Dam.
Part of the world's largest tropical wetland, rich in wildlife.
A riverside city known as the 'Pearl of the South' with nearby beaches.
A vast, sparsely populated wilderness home to Mennonite communities and wildlife.
Walk among centuries-old mission ruins recognised by UNESCO.
Visit one of the largest hydroelectric dams in the world.
Look for capybaras, caimans, and birdlife in the vast wetlands.
Stroll the costanera along the Paraguay River at sunset.
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Paraguay's Guarani heritage remains uniquely strong, with the indigenous language spoken alongside Spanish as a co-official language, unlike almost anywhere else in South America.
The Jesuit mission ruins scattered across the country reflect a unique 17th-century experiment in cooperative indigenous communities, recognised today by UNESCO.