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Asuncion, capital city of Paraguay, presents a fascinating cultural richness fruit of the mixture of its native inhabitants - the Guaranis with Africans and Europeans - also reflected in the eclectic architecture boasting colonial roots and contemporary features as well as in its music. Founded by the Spanish Juan de Salazar in 1537, it is known as the Mother of Cities, because the first expeditions departed from here to found other cities of the continent. Positioned in the heart of South America, Asuncion is a convenient hub from and to other main points of the region, and it's prepared for holding international congresses, conventions and events, with first-rate infrastructure. The nightlife presents a variety of interesting options such as pubs, bars, discos, restaurants, cafes, cinemas and theaters, for the enjoyment of tourists, added to the warmth and hospitality of its people. You will also enjoy a gastronomy with countless exquisite flavors expressed in a diversity of dishes and delicious desserts, including typical food, made with fresh and natural products. Visit mysterious Asunción and discover the many wonders of this atypical destination for your unforgettable holiday!
Welcome to the heart of South America!. Discover Paraguay; a bilingual and multicultural country, full of natural wonders, historical charm and welcoming people. Start at the capital city, Asuncion (bordered by the Paraguay River, with abundant greenery throughout its streets and gardens, successfully combines the beauty of its colonial-style buildings with its modern infrastructure); after that, travel to Ciudad del Este (known for its intensely busy commercial life, with shops and malls and where its main attraction for visitors is shopping. This most eastern and second largest city of Paraguay is one of the access points to a great natural wonder of the world, the Iguazu Falls, a few miles away in the neighboring cities of Foz do Iguacu-Brazil and Puerto Iguazu-Argentina). Continue this trip in Encarnacion (located at the south of the capital city, on the bank of Parana River. It is distinguished for its carnival and waterfront boulevard as well as for its beaches; and for its preserved Jesuit Ruins, declared as World Heritage Sites). Lastly, get back to Asuncion, to finish enjoying what the city has to offer. These destinations are connected by transfers. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.
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