Paraguay
Iguaza Falls
One of the magnificent destinations of Paraguay, the Iguassu Falls is designated a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Located at the border of three countries Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina, the massive pouring of the falls against the lush green forests are a treat to the eyes of the spectator. The volume of water that pours every second from Iguassu Falls is nearly 1500 cubic meters.
Panteon nacional de los heroes
It is a plaza where tourists can explore the cultural roots and societal norms of Paraguay. The tourists can find a handful of relics from this very mall of Panteon Nacional de los Heroes.
Villarica
Villarica has many theatres, performing arts schools, and the Camara Orchestra. It also has the Fermin Lopez Museum, which has an interesting collection of Paraguayan artifacts such as coins, old photos, and weaponry.
Itaipu Dam
Once the waters of the Iguazu River crash off the falls, they are fed into the Parana River. The dam is the largest hydro-electric plant in the world, supplying 90 percent of Paraguay’s electricity.
Cerro Cora National Park
This national park is the largest protected area in Paraguay. It is home to caves that contain prehistoric indigenous artwork and inscriptions of the Pai Tavy Tera people dating back to 1300 BC. It is also the final resting place of one of modern Paraguay’s heroes, Francisco Solano Lopez, who died there in 1870.
Bori-bori
Chicken soup served with cornmeal dumplings. Chipa is also an ingredient, its bread made with manioc, egg and cheese.
Empanadas
Pastries filled with different combinations, including, egg, meat, chicken, corn, cheese and ham.
Dulce de Guayaba
A sweet jam that is made from guava and served alone or eaten with bread.