Visit Guairá

The Guaira of Paraguay is an area located in the eastern part of the country, bordering Brazil and Argentina. It is known for its vast nature reserves and its pristine landscapes, making it an ideal destination for eco-tourism. Among the most visited spots are Salto de Monday National Park, where visitors can enjoy natural swimming pools surrounded by lush vegetation, and Ybycui National Park which is home to exotic wildlife species like jaguars and howler monkeys.

Guaira has a diverse history as it was home to many Indigenous peoples before becoming part of the Spanish Empire in 1767. Its rich cultural heritage includes Jesuit missions established as early as 1607 where visitors can admire colonial architecture that blends well with their natural surroundings. Notable historical figures that passed through Guaira include Simon Bolivar who fought against Spain throughout South America in his struggle for independence.