Couple sharing tereré on a bench in a palm-lined plaza in Asunción with the cathedral glowing at golden hour

Asunción, Paraguay

Things to do in Paraguay: an independent travel guide

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Aerial panorama of the wide cascading Iguazu Falls surrounded by rainforest

Iguazú Falls: A Must-See Adventure Near Paraguay

How to reach Iguazú Falls from Paraguay's Ciudad del Este, which side to pick, and what a day at one of South America's great waterfalls actually involves.

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  • Can I plan a trip to Paraguay on my own?

    Yes. Asunción, the lake towns, the Jesuit missions and the Itaipú area are all reachable by bus or car. Start with the suggested independent itinerary, the trip guides and the practical guides for arriving and getting around.

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