Visit Cordillera

The Cordillera of Paraguay is a mountain range located in the Central region of Paraguay. This range consists of a mix of low, rolling hills and high peaks, with some reaching as high as 3,200 meters above sea level. The highest peak is Cerro Tres Kandui.

The area offers plenty for nature-lovers to explore. The Ybycui National Park is home to an array of wildlife and vegetation including armadillos, tapirs, howler monkeys and orchids. Nearby San Bernardino National Park is also renowned for its eucalyptus forests and scenic hiking trails that offer stunning views over the landscape below.

For those looking for culture and history, there are several interesting sites nearby including the Jesuit Missions which were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993 due to their unique baroque architectural style dating back to the 18th century. Asuncion's La Recoleta monastery dates back even further - it was founded in 1588 by Spanish missionaries and has been carefully preserved over time making it an ideal destination for anyone interested in colonial architecture or history.