8-Day Paraguay: National Pantheon – Filadelfia – Encarnación – Yerba Mate Factory

This eight-day expedition through Paraguay offers a profound journey into the heart of South American history, culture, and natural wonder. The tour begins in the capital, Asunción, where guests explore colonial landmarks like the National Pantheon and enjoy a traditional empanada at the iconic Bar Lido. The adventure then shifts to the rugged Chaco region to discover Mennonite history in Filadelfia, visit the indigenous Toba Qom community, and witness the wildlife of Laguna Capitán. Moving south toward Encarnación, known as the "Pearl of the South," travelers delve into the country’s spiritual past at the Jesuit Missions of Jesús and Trinidad and learn the secrets of national production at a Yerba Mate factory. The itinerary culminates with a visit to the monumental Itaipú Hydroelectric Dam—one of the seven wonders of the modern world—and the scientific sanctuary of Moisés Bertoni, providing a comprehensive look at Paraguay’s unique blend of indigenous heritage, colonial legacy, and modern engineering.

This eight-day expedition through Paraguay offers a profound journey into the heart of South American history, culture, and natural wonder. The tour begins in the capital, Asunción, where guests explore colonial landmarks like the National Pantheon and enjoy a traditional empanada at the iconic Bar Lido. The adventure then shifts to the rugged Chaco region to discover Mennonite history in Filadelfia, visit the indigenous Toba Qom community, and witness the wildlife of Laguna Capitán. Moving south toward Encarnación, known as the "Pearl of the South," travelers delve into the country’s spiritual past at the Jesuit Missions of Jesús and Trinidad and learn the secrets of national production at a Yerba Mate factory. The itinerary culminates with a visit to the monumental Itaipú Hydroelectric Dam—one of the seven wonders of the modern world—and the scientific sanctuary of Moisés Bertoni, providing a comprehensive look at Paraguay’s unique blend of indigenous heritage, colonial legacy, and modern engineering.

Travel Period Up To: March 31, 2027

Booking Period: Until Slots Last

Tour Schedule: Daily departures typically begin at 8:00 AM, though timing may adjust based on regional transit needs between Asunción and the Chaco or Encarnación.

Pick-up & Drop-off: Private transfers are available at your hotel within the city limits of Asunción, Filadelfia, Encarnación, or Ciudad del Este as per the itinerary.

Duration: This is a multi-day expedition; any additional days or deviations from the planned route will be charged accordingly.

Note: The itinerary is subject to change based on local weather conditions, road accessibility in the Chaco region, or official dam operation schedules at Itaipu Binacional.

Important: Please note that flight schedules must be provided in advance for coordinated airport transfers. Access to certain monuments, such as the Moisés Bertoni Scientific Monument, may be restricted during heavy rainfall due to trail conditions.