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Iguazu Falls, Itaipu, shops and local gastronomy. Paraguay has more than you expect just around the corner.
Paraguay’s tourist arrivals grew 46% in Q1 and 34% in the first half
According to UN Tourism, Paraguay topped the world in arrivals growth in the first quarter of 2026 (+46%) and closed the first half at +34%, third worldwide and second in the Americas.
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Before the commuter train: the history of Paraguay's railways, from 1861
The Asunción–Luque commuter train will run along a corridor that already saw trains in 1861. A look at the history of Paraguayan railways and the museum that keeps it at the Central Station.
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Fuel stations in Paraguay: which brand you find on each route
2,878 stations, 23 brands and 235 cities. Which ones reach all 17 departments, which rules each region inland, and the fifteen towns in the Chaco where you can refuel.
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Where to charge an electric car in Paraguay
The 31 charging points that can be pinned on a map today, brand by brand and road by road, with the map to see which one is on your way.
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ALAS Agreement: Paraguay to coordinate the path toward a South American Single Sky
Six countries have signed or joined the ALAS Agreement to move toward a South American Single Sky. Paraguay chairs the Executive Working Group for two years, with an implementation proposal expected by July 2027.
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Paraguay Is Level 1 for the US: One of Only Three South American Countries at the Lowest Risk Tier
The US rates Paraguay Level 1, its lowest risk tier, shared with only Argentina and Suriname in South America. What it practically means for travelers and residents.
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Shopping in Asunción 2026: malls, streets and markets for foreigners
An honest map of shopping in Asunción: 8 active malls, Calle Palma, Mercado 4, tourist discounts and where NOT to buy. Written for Argentines, Brazilians and expats.
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Paraguay Travel Guide 2026: what to see and do
South America's most underrated destination: Paraguay's 4 tourist regions, must-do experiences, when to go and how much it costs. An honest 2026 guide.
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Paraguay's Jesuit route: Trinidad and Jesús, the World Heritage almost nobody visits
The reductions of Trinidad and Jesús de Tavarangue are among the best-preserved Jesuit ruins in South America, and you tour them almost alone. History, what to see, hours, prices and the nighttime light show.
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How to travel to Paraguay 2026: visa, entry requirements and how to get there
Do you need a visa for Paraguay? Who enters visa-free, passport requirements, how to arrive by air and land, customs, money and connectivity. Everything practical to plan your 2026 trip.
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Paraguayan cuisine: chipa, sopa paraguaya and the tereré ritual
Paraguayan cooking is born from corn, cassava and cheese, on a Guaraní base unique in the region. A guide to the dishes you must try —tereré, chipa, sopa paraguaya, mbejú, asado— and where to find them in Asunción.
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Tourism in Paraguay: Iguazú, Chaco, Jesuit Ruins and the unknown Pantanal
Paraguay holds four natural and cultural gems that most travelers overlook: the quiet side of Iguazú, the wild Chaco, UNESCO Jesuit missions and the Paraguayan Pantanal.
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