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Discover the magic of the "Mother of Cities" with our premium Asunción City Tour Histórico. A journey designed for the demanding traveler looking to deeply know the capital of Paraguay through first-class inbound tourism services. Our guided tour begins in the heart of the historic center, immersing us in the rich cultural and Guarani heritage of the region.

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This tour is a combination of history, craftsmanship, and natural landscapes offered by the cities of Itá (pottery capital), Yaguarón with its 17th-century church showcasing Franciscan Baroque art, Pirayú with its historic past, Caacupé (the spiritual capital), the summer town of San Bernardino on the shores of Lake Ypacaraí, Itauguá where we will appreciate typical national fabrics like Ñandutí, Areguá famous for its garden ceramics and strawberry production, and finally Luque for its filigree jewelry and being the CONMEBOL headquarters.

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We travel south to visit the Jesuit Reductions of San Cosme and Damián, founded in 1632 and once the main astronomical center of South America. We will also visit Santísima Trinidad del Paraná, the largest of all missions, and Jesús de Tavarangue, which was left unfinished. These ruins are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will also visit the Diocesan Museum of San Ignacio Guazú, which displays 17th-century wooden sculptures carved by the Guarani.

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We head towards Lake Ypacaraí, stopping first in San Lorenzo to visit its Neo-Gothic Cathedral. We continue to Capiatá to visit the Mythological Museum, see typical fabrics in Itauguá, visit the old train station in Ypacaraí, and arrive at the summer resort of San Bernardino. On the way back, we visit Areguá for clay crafts and Luque for filigree jewelry.

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We travel to the neighboring city of Mariano Roque Alonso to visit the Maka indigenous community. After a short walk, we cross the Paraguay River to Villa Hayes to explore its history. Next, we visit the Toba indigenous community in Cerrito. Finally, we stop for a traditional lunch before returning.

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We travel to the east of the country to visit the Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam in Hernandarias, one of the largest in the world. Then we cross the Friendship Bridge border to Foz do Iguaçu (Brazil) to visit the spectacular Iguazu Falls inside the National Park, walking along the scenic footpaths.

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We visit the Maka community in Remanso, cross the Paraguay River to Villa Hayes, and visit the Toba community in Cerrito. We venture deeper into the Chaco for birdwatching, and visit the Pa'i Puku boarding school (Km 156), which provides education for children of local ranch workers.

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A half-day tour of cities dedicated to traditional crafts. We visit Luque (Gold, Silver, and Filigree jewelry), Areguá (clay pottery and strawberry farms), and Itauguá (weaving workshops of Ñandutí and Ao Po'i).

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Discover the history of the Triple Alliance War by touring the trenches of Humaitá, the ruins of the unfinished church, and the wetlands of Ñeembucú, one of the richest ecosystems in the region.

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Visit the "Pearl of the South" with its beaches on the Paraná River, the Encarnación carnival, and the Trinidad Jesuit ruins. A perfect combination of culture, history, and relaxation.

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An expedition through the natural wonders of the eastern region. Gaze upon the majestic Monday Falls, surrounded by pristine Atlantic forest, and explore the Alto Paraná region.

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