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Are you ready for an adventure in Paraguay? Whether you're channeling Richard Halliburton, Ernest Hemingway, Paul Theroux, Peter Matthiessen, or Isabella Bird, your journey starts here. Buses in Paraguay offer a unique and thrilling way to explore the country. To begin your journey, you can catch a bus at the NASA office on Calle Chaco Boreal or at Avenue Hindenburg, the main street. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Paraguay. Here are some exciting destinations you can reach by bus: - [Asuncin](/Asuncion-locid_17998): From the main Asuncion terminal with NASA (ticket office upstairs), you can embark on an approximately 9-hour journey. There are 5 buses per day, departing at 06:00, 14:30, 21:15, 22:00, and 23:00. The return buses depart at 13:00, 14:30, 21:00, and 22:00. Prepare to pay 90,000 Gs for this thrilling adventure. - [Loma Plata](/Loma-Plata-locid_1263): Hop on a bus and arrive in Loma Plata in about 1 hour. There's one bus daily departing at 13:30, and the fare is 10,000 Gs. Get ready to explore this captivating destination. - Mariscal Estigarriba: Embark on a journey to Mariscal Estigarriba with 3 buses departing daily at 04:00, 15:00, and 21:00. Prepare to pay 20,000 Gs and get ready for an unforgettable experience. - Neuland: Brace yourself for a thrilling adventure to Neuland. - [Santa Cruz](/Santa-Cruz-Islands-locid_844), Bolivia: Although there are no direct buses to Santa Cruz, you can take the bus from Santa Cruz to Asuncin (US $65). The bus takes the Trans-Chaco highway past the colonies. Ask the driver to drop you off at the crossroads and hitch a ride for the last 18km. This journey takes around 20+ hours, depending on road conditions and any exciting breakdowns along the way. Get ready for an epic experience!

Map & Climate

Popular Foods

Sopa Paraguaya - This is a traditional Paraguayan corn-based soup that typically includes meat, such as beef or chicken, along with vegetables like potatoes, carrots, and onions. It's known for its hearty consistency and rich flavors.

Pirañada - A popular fish stew originating from the Paraguay River region, Pirañada consists mainly of river fish, such as surubi or dorado, cooked with cassava flour, garlic, onions, and chili peppers. It's usually served with rice or yuca.

Chipa - A beloved Paraguayan snack or breakfast item, chipa is made from manioc (cassava) flour, water, and cheese, forming a dense and slightly sweet cake. It can be eaten plain or filled with various ingredients such as meat, eggs, or fruit.

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Traditional Female Clothing