Rolling hills of the Sierras, natural reserves of dense subtropical forests, extensive palm tree savannas, and an infinite number of rivers, streams, and lagoons make up the varied Paraguayan landscape, the original territory of the extensive Guaraní World.
Green and dense forests, sheer and aggressive hills, lagoons, cascades, rivers, creeks, parks, and natural reserves with rich flora and varied fauna, both with exotic species. In this backdrop, the local population and immigrants of German descent and twenty native ethnic groups, create a cross-cultural environment of great interest for tourists and academics that visit the country.
The city was founded by Juan de Salazar y Espinoza in 1537, and has been called “mother of cities” because during the colonial age Asunción became an important place to rest and a supplying center for those who arrived from Europe and the River Plate, searching for the gold and the silver of the Alto Perú. Today the city has a lovely appearance because of the combination of antique and modern buildings.
Overland inside the deep Argentina including the Iberá wetlands, the South American forest and the Iguazú Falls.
from $Overland into the Andean Region, including the Humahuaca Gorge and the Calchaqui Valleys. Where America touch the sky
from $North West of Argentina. The Andean region including The Humahuaca canyon.
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