Dia de San Blas celebration is in honor of Saint Blaise, the patron saint of Paraguay. Saint Blas festival sees its biggest celebrations in the city of Ciudad del Este, which has week-long open-air events leading up to it.

The name “Nanduti” comes from a type of traditional Paraguayan lace made around Itagua. The festival is held in the city and has been running since its inception in 1970.

 The Nanduti Festival features demonstrations and displays of the region’s arts, crafts, music, performances, and food, held during the last weekend of July.

Paraguay’s Oktober Fest represents how various immigrant communities have helped shape the country over time. 

This beer festival modeled on its German namesake, held in Munich every year. This event is also held at the same time as its German counterpart, in early September, with the main festivities taking place in Asuncion, where German descendants of Paraguay proudly celebrate their heritage.

 Brought to the country in the early 1970s by a North American employee of a Paraguayan sanitation company, the Trans Chaco Rally is essentially a large car competition of resistance driving. It has grown since its founding to a rally with international appeal, as thousands of people from Paraguay and the rest of the world travel to the Gran Chaco region to see it.

Every year the Trans Chaco Rally (also known as the Rally del Chaco) begins with a festive send-off, complete with fireworks, from Asuncion’s Mariscal Lopez Shopping.

Salto Cristal is 45 meters high and spectacular. It is located in the department of Paraguarí, 150 kilometers from Asunción.

The waterfall is a natural pool of crystal clear water approximately 17 meters at the deepest point. 

Salto Cristal is one of the Paraguay tourist attractions in which since 2015, improvements have been made so that travelers can easily access it. 

This place also has streams and forests. It is a perfect place for tourists who want to do eco-adventure. The extreme sports that are practiced in this area are rappel, snorkel, streams, and climbing.

These huge gorgeous lagoons are located in the heart of the Chaco rainforest, next to the Chaco Lodge. Tapir and Jabiru Stork are some of the rare species you'll see at this site, including hundreds of flamingoes.

During certain seasons the flamingos create a pink, squeaking carpet that covers the lagoon. Along the lagoon's shores, a thick mud is imprinted with the footprints of the visiting birds and animals.

On the outskirts of Ciudad del Este lies one of Paraguay’s most spectacular natural wonders: Saltos del Monday. This thunderous series of waterfalls is an astonishing 45 meters tall and 120 meters wide. It consists of three central falls with another minor one which is rushed up near the mouth of the River Monday. Nonetheless, it is one of the most impressive landmarks of the tiny republic from South America. 

Adventurers can climb and abseil down the rocky walls, while observers keen to stay on dry land can watch the falls tumble into the depths below from wooden walkways snaking across the river

La Santisima Trinidad de Paraná, or the Most Holy Trinity of Paraná, is the name of a former Jesuit reduction in Paraguay. La Santisima Trinidad de Paraná, often referred to by the locals as simply the "ruins of Trinidad," was one of the last Jesuit reducciones to be built in the Paraná River area encompassing southern Paraguay and northern Argentina.

It is also the most highly accessible and the most visited of the historical sites today. Located near the modern-day city of Encarnación, Trinidad was initially constructed in 1706; the intended self-sufficient city came complete with a central meeting plaza, where most of the celebrations, such as Mass and matrimony were celebrated, a large church meetinghouse, a school, several workshops, a museum and housing for the local Indian population.

Palacio de Lopez is one of the best places to visit in Paraguay. Located in Asunción, this enormous colonial presidential palace is the seat of the Paraguay government. The historic center has remained untouched by changing times and has elegant night lighting, amplifying its grandeur by ten-fold.

The Government palace gives off a Latin American vibe and is a spectacular site for one to behold. 

Estancia Aventura, a secluded luxury ranch, is excellent for outdoors travelers who want to go horseback riding in the morning and shopping in Asunción at night.

This ranch offers an exclusive get-away lifestyle for anyone looking to escape the monotony of business and work.

Asuncion is a world-famous attraction in Paraguay for its eclectic shopping tastes, fine living, and the unique district of Luque. This South-American destination is one of the oldest cities on the continent. The stunning location and a welcoming culture are rare to find in the rest of the places. The place also has a string of hostels which makes it an excellent spot to unwind.