Travel To Paraguay
Panteon
Nacional De Los Heroes
This
tourist attraction consists of a plaza where visitors are given a
tour of Paraguay’s society, culture, and history. If you’re a
history and cultural buff then this is a must see place for you. You
also get to see a few relics from the country’s past. You can get
souvenirs from the many stalls dotting this complex.
Iguassu Falls
This
is one of the really picturesque tourist attractions in Paraguay. It
is also named as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It lies along the
border of three countries, namely Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina.
The name can be translated to ‘great water’, which is quite
descriptive of the scenic view you get when you visit here.
La
Santisima Trinidad de Parana
This
is one of the major tourist attractions in the country. It also goes
by the name Holy Trinity of Parana. This site is actually named after
one of the former Jesuit missions in the country. This site is also a
UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the places you should not
fail to see.
Hydroelectric
Plant
Construction
of the Hydroelectric Plant began in 1975 and was eventually finished
in the year 1991. It was built over the Panama River and is the
largest operational power plant in the territory. It was constructed
as a joint effort with the nation of Brazil. This power plant
provided more than three quarters of the total electricity needs of
the country in 1995.
Museo
Del Barrio
This
museum is one of the sought after places among tourists who visit the
country. This museum actually features the indigenous art of the
nation. It is quite accessible and easy to find since it is in the
country’s capital.
Palacio de Lopez
Located
in AsunciĆ³n, this enormous colonial presidential palace is the seat
of Paraguay government. Stay at the luxurious Hotel Portal del Sol
for a fabulous time!
Basilica of Caacupe
The district of Caacupe is home to a soaring Basilica that’s a popular pilgrimage site. Go during the first week of December and you’ll get to see the festival devotion to Our Lady of the Miracles. Nothing captures the unique Roman Catholic feel of Paraguay as this district.
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