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Located in the center of South America, Paraguay is a country shaped by the interactions between European settlers and the Guarani indigenous peoples. Here, remnants of indigenous culture emerge from the lush jungles, colonial cities flourish along meandering rivers, and the Gran Chaco region dominates the northern expanse. It is an intriguing destination worth discovering.
Wedged between Brazil and Argentina is a country no bigger than the US state of California – with the largely inaccessible Gran Chaco region accounting for about 60% of its land mass. This might explain why even ambitious travelers often overlook Paraguay. However, for those who make the journey to this subtropical landlocked South American nation, abundant rewards await: quirky cities, rich cultural sites, and stunning natural beauty, all without the threat of overtourism.
Wedged between Brazil and Argentina is a country no bigger than the US state of California, with the largely inaccessible Gran Chaco region accounting for about 60% of its land mass. Perhaps that’s why even ambitious travelers often overlook Paraguay.
The Saltos Del Monday, also known as Monday Falls, is an impressive waterfall in Paraguay, not too far from the famous Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil. Saltos Del Monday is one of the best natural sights in Paraguay, yet it remains relatively unknown to international tourists, and many visitors to the nearby Iguazu are often unaware of this beautiful waterfall.