4. Cerro Cora National Park
The biggest protected area in Paraguay, this heavily-wooded area has everything from mountainous hills to crashing waterfalls. The visitor centre provides information on hiking trails if you want to absorb all the natural beauty, and there are even prehistoric caves to explore containing indigenous artwork dating back thousands of years.
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3. Manzana de la Rivera
A cultural symbol of Paraguay, this antique city has been transformed into a museums, libraries, and theatres complex. Educational and fun for adults and children alike, Manzana de la Rivera is as beautiful as it is cultural.
