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If you have done the things to do in Paraguay, you’d know there are quite a few of them here in Itauguá.
Explore the hidden gems of Itauguá, where each street holds a unique story waiting to be unfolded.
Without further ado listed below are some of the most fun things to do in Itauguá:
1. Ypacarai Lake
Ypacarai Lake is a large freshwater lake located in Itauguá, Paraguay.
What to see or do: Enjoy a relaxing boat ride on the lake, go fishing, or have a picnic on its shores.
Don’t miss: Watching the stunning sunset over the lake, creating a serene and picturesque setting.
Insider travel tips: Visit during the weekdays for a quieter experience, and don’t forget to bring some snacks and drinks to enjoy by the water.
2. San Rafael National Park
A national park located in Itauguá, Paraguay.
What to see or do: Explore the diverse flora and fauna in the park, hiking trails, and enjoy the beautiful landscapes.
Don’t miss: Visiting the Cerro Koi Hill for panoramic views of the surroundings.
Insider travel tips: Pack plenty of water and snacks for your adventure in the park.
3. San Bernardino
San Bernardino, a resort town on the shores of Lake Ypacaraí, and Itauguá, a historic town known for its traditional arts and crafts.
What to see or do: Explore the beautiful beaches and water activities in San Bernardino. Visit Itauguá’s artisan market and admire the handmade ceramics, textiles, and ñandutí lace.
Don’t miss: Enjoying the local cuisine in San Bernardino, especially the lake-fresh fish dishes. In Itauguá, don’t miss watching demonstrations of traditional crafts like pottery and lace-making.
Insider travel tips: Visit Itauguá on a weekend to catch artisans at work and purchase directly from them. In San Bernardino, try staying in a lakeside cabin for a more authentic experience.
4. Areguá
Charming towns near Asunción known for their ceramics and traditional crafts.
What to see or do: Explore local artisan shops, visit historic churches, stroll through picturesque streets.
Don’t miss: Admiring the beautiful pottery and ceramics made by local artisans, enjoying regional delicacies.
Insider travel tips: Check out the local markets for unique souvenirs, try the tereré (traditional Paraguayan cold tea) in a local café.
5. Tobatí
6. Ytú
Ñanduti lace market.
What to see or do: Explore the intricate lacework made by local artisans, shop for beautifully crafted lace products, and learn about the traditional lace-making techniques.
Don’t miss: Admiring the delicate and detailed Ñanduti lace in various forms, such as tablecloths, shawls, and accessories.
Insider travel tips: Visit the market early in the morning for the best selection of lace products, and be prepared to haggle for a good price.
7. Ypacaraí
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8. Altos
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9. Caacupé
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10. Piribebuy
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Insider travel tips: Sample locally made tereré, a refreshing cold drink popular in the region.
11. Luque
Charming towns outside Asunción, Paraguay.
What to see or do: Explore traditional Paraguayan craft markets, visit religious sites, and enjoy local cuisine.
Don’t miss: Shopping for ñandutí lace in Luque and visiting the Jesuit ruins in Itauguá.
Insider travel tips: Try the chipa, a traditional Paraguayan cheese bread, and take a walk along the Ypacaraí Lake in Itauguá for stunning views.
12. Lambaré
What to see or do: Explore colonial architecture in Lambaré, visit Itauguá for its artisanal crafts and markets.
Don’t miss: Trying traditional Paraguayan dishes in local restaurants.
Insider travel tips: Hire a local guide to learn more about the history and culture of these charming towns.
13. Mariano Roque Alonso
Two municipalities in Paraguay, Mariano Roque Alonso and Itauguá.
What to see or do: Mariano Roque Alonso is known for its industrial fairs, while Itauguá is famous for its craftsmanship and religious festivals.
Don’t miss: Shopping for unique artisanal products in Itauguá and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of the industrial fairs in Mariano Roque Alonso.
Insider travel tips: Make sure to try traditional Paraguayan dishes and explore the local markets for authentic souvenirs.