About Cerro Corá

<p>Cerro Corá is a district in the Amambay department of northeastern Paraguay, best known for hosting Cerro Corá National Park, a protected area that preserves cerrado and interior Atlantic Forest ecosystems. The park holds particular historical significance: on its hills, the battle of March 1, 1870, the final engagement of the War of the Triple Alliance, was fought, and it was there that Marshal Francisco Solano López died.</p><p>The landscape is defined by the hills of the Amambay mountain range and a predominantly rural setting where extensive cattle ranching and small-scale farming underpin the local economy. The national park makes Cerro Corá a point of interest for both historical and nature tourism within the department.</p>

• Historic and cultural center
• High connectivity
• Mixed residential-commercial use
• Architectural heritage