Hola amigos! Gracias por ver este video! Nos encantó explorar un poco de Asunción, pero sabemos que hemos perdido mucho por el país. Cuales sitios/regiones alrededor de Paraguay debemos nosotros añadir a nuestra lista para el futuro?? 🤔 Gracias por ver! Subscríbese para más videos geniales 😘 Intentamos a llegar a 15 mil suscritores antes del fin de este año 🤞
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Paraguay is one of the friendliest and safest countries in South America, and it is very cheap, the country that is growing the most economically in South America. I hope you come back soon and visit the Monday Falls, cities like incarnation, there are many communities of Germans and Japanese. There is much more in gastronomy and one of the most beautiful musical genres is guarania, which is a musical genre in Spanish and Guarani but with European instruments, as you will notice, the vast majority of the Paraguayan population is mixed race and white, I wish you the best. I am Paraguayan, from Paraguay
Friendliest yes, safest? Absolutely fucking not. Is super dangerous in the center mostly at night. Y should go to what we call interior of the country, You gonna find something to do and see. Here un the capitol of our country there's not much things you can do really. The tourist side of country is very wacky and not much exploited
@@klen1390 jajajaja Vivo sobre santa Teresa y comparados con las otras capitales de los otros países de Sudamérica, Asunción es un chiste. Capaz vos no sepas porque no salís ni a la esquina de tu casa pero bueno
Something that always happens to tourists who try paraguayan food is that vendors never tell them that chipa and mbeju, for example, are usually accompanied by coffee or cocido, with or without milk... Same with sopa paraguaya, which's better with foods such as an asado or another main dish (just like the mandioca or yuca that Reyka likes so much). That's why when eaten alone, they may seem a little dry or tasteless... Hope you can come back soon and experience more of this country! ;)
@@WyattandReykatotally true, all the things u ate shouldn't be eating together.. like chipa and mbeju are the equivalent of bread for breaks fast, gies with sweet beverages, and sopa and mandioca goes perfect with salty food in general
@@shahinkarim57 The people are very friendly, probably the friendliest in South America. It is safe but you always have to be alert for some petty crime like you would find in any sizable city. The capital Asuncion is not very big at all, 500,000 but the total urban area with the surrounding communities adjacent to the capital would increase the population number to maybe 1.5 million. In size Paraguay has 406,752 square kilometers (157,048 square miles), similar in size to Germany or France but the total population of Paraguay (the whole country) barely reaches 7 million people,
No probaron "bori borí", Elegida hace muy poco la mejor sopa del mundo. El asado paraguayo ( carne bovina, porcina,etc.) La mejor de Latinoamérica y de las mejores del mundo últimamente ( orgánicas y genética de primer nivel: Exporta a más de "70" países y abriendo nuevos mercados, EE.UU., Canadá, Asia, Oriente, etc.)
El pastel mandi'o su envoltura es de yuca(mandioca) no como las empanadas comun de harina por eso es diferente al resto..y sabroso por supuesto..que disfruten por nuestro país..saludos 👍🏼
Pasa que en el código penal anterior al año 1997 los duelos a muerte eran 'ilegales' pero su castigo era multa. Sabemos que si la pena es pagar nomás algo, en realidad no se aplica a los ricos que no tienen problemas con pagar. Es que en esa época se consideraba que también existía la legítima defensa de bienes protegidos y entre esos bienes entra tu honor y reputación. Entonces tenías derecho a la legítima defensa de tu honor y eso se resuelve con duelo. La ley castigaba con multa al que emite el reto, al que acepta y a los padrinos de cada duelista. También baja el monto de la multa si es que el reto es 'justificado' en el sentido que realmente hubo insulto. Baja más la multa si el insulto fue contra la mujer, la madre o hermana del duelista que desafía. Y finalmente, en caso que resulte en la muerte de unos de los duelistas, permite a los tribunales bajar la pena a menos de lo establecido en la ley o en su caso, obviar la pena enteramente. O sea no castigar. Ya que habla que está 'justificado' si el propio muerto causo su muerte por haber insultado al duelista y por haber participado del duelo mismo. También se considera que el duelista está motivado por 'intenso y profundo dolor' entonces no actúa con dolo o maldad. Fascinante realmente
Que no sea la última vez! Claro que si. Nos encantó explorar Paraguay con ciudadanos tan amables. Pensamos que touristas quizás están perdiendo uno de los países más interesantes cuando no van a Paraguay
Dueling is not legal, it does not happen. No matter how many organs you give away or how many doctors are present. Ridiculous legend. You should check the validity of what you share.
I am Paraguayan, that is a classic thing to say about the country, it comes from the fact that our constitution experienced a lot of changes with amendments, the duel part remains without changes since the last time they change the constitution, but just as an unnecesary amendment because is something ambiguous, but it is a fact, don't worry
I'm from Brazil and been following you guys ever since you've been here and I just want to say that, while Paraguay isn't the most exciting place to visit in South America, its definitely the most interesting country to live. I'm just waiting for my father's cancer treatment to end and I'll definitely be packing and moving there with the little family business, or start a new one entirely. The safety, the fair taxes, the fair prices for food, land, imports, the friendly people... everything makes Paraguay a great place for those of us who are tired of working to sustain a very big and corrupt government. And people say there aren't much there, which also means lots of oportunities. They're enthusiastic with inovation, jobs and wealth creation immigrants bring, and hopefully I'll be one of these soon, giving my two cents to help develop a country that appreciates its hardworking people, unlike Brazil.
Daw you’re so sweet!! Thanks so much for following! We are loving South America 🥰 We are so sorry to hear about your father’s cancer treatment. That sounds absolutely brutal to have that happen to a loved one. We hope he gets better!! And we hope it’s a great move once you eventually move to Paraguay! Really a great country with good food and kind people. Lots of opportunity there for sure. Cheers and take care! 🤗
@@hadicell9925 Gracias...Sigo a brasileños en Encarnacion, muy bonita ciudad, pero me interessa más Ciudad del Este por ser cercana del Iguazú. También hay más posibilidades: si quiero conseguir queso y vino barato, puedo cruzar la frontera hacia Argentina, y si alguna vez deseo que me roben, puedo regresar a Brasil 🤣
Haha. Cidade del este seems great!! Hopefully you can make the move peacefully! And yeah that’ll be awesome to be so close to iguazu. Such a beautiful place!
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Thank you Rick and Laura!! 🥰 so nice you enjoyed this video. We are really excited to have visited Paraguay it was such an interesting, different slice of South America! Didn’t you guys just do Machu Picchu? Would love to hear about that experience. Cheers and hope you guys are having a good summer. We all gotta meet up for dinner sometime!
Paraguay is one of the most interesting countries in South America, if not the world. First of all, it is bicultural--everybody speaks both Spanish and Guarani. Second, it has a fascinating history. One need to read up on it to fully appreciate what one sees. Third, it has a marvelous arts scene. When I visited a gallery I couldn't buy just one painting. I bought two and I wish I could have bought more. Someone from US Embassy told me that whenever people from the US visit Paraguay they always end up gobsmacked by the high quality of Paraguayan art. And the food is very good.
Yes! We loved Peru! 🥰 Unfortunately, we weren’t able to visit any of the art, but we love the food, enjoyed the people, adored the sights. Can’t wait to come back.
Wow Paraguay seems very peaceful country clean and people also seems very friendly i saw on global corruption index and it shows me that Paraguay is corrupt country in latin America 😮but after watching this video i think that information probably wrong love from Pakistan ❤
It is actually true! Paraguay has it struggles with corruption with their politicians, but still that doesn't change the fact that it's civilians are one of the most kindest and welcoming people.
I always enjoy seeing videos from my home country. You guys did an amazing and very informative job. I am sorry that when they sold you the Paraguayan food they didn’t mention that most of it is best eaten with coffee or mate cocido (yerba mate infusion). The pastel mandi’o is not made with flour, it’s actually made from yuca. I wish you guys actually showed more. I hope you return soon. I have not been there in 19 years. Safe travels
Thank you so so so much!!! We really appreciate your comment it made our day. Yeah next time we’ll have Yerba mate with our chipa. Lots to explore in Paraguay for sure 🥰❤️
Buen video..un dato..te dejan caminar hasta llegar al control migratorio porque de todos modos aún están dentro de Mercosur del cual Paraguay es miembro están registrado dentro del Mercosur porque Argentina también es miembro del Mercosur
Así es , los miembros del Mercosur son : Argentina, Brasil,Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay y Venezuela ( más otros países asociados: Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú, Surinam, Guyana ...
Hi! Im Paraguayan and I want to say *thanks for coming to my country,* we dont get that many tourist per year so we are really grateful when you choose us to visit.
Hello friendly Saskatoonian!! Thanks so much for being so sweet 🥰 It made our morning. Please have a great trip to Asunción and feel free to email us any questions you may have. You’ll have a great trip! 🤗 Email is us@wyattandreyka.com
YOOOO, Im from Paraguay, I really recommend you two to try and see some of the Folklore characters of our amazing country! Is not a place recommendation, but, y’know, just for you both to know more of our country🇵🇾
I discovered your channel now and I'm so proud of the good experiences you had from my country 🇵🇾 We're glad to receive friendly and cool people like you. We hope you come back some day, believe me there are too many other best places to visit
Hey great review! I am flying to Asuncion in November (then to Uruguay) and honestly I didn't know much about the country, but it's been on my bucketlist. BTW, I especially loved the food reviews. I have tours lined up for 2 days and the rest I will be on my own to explore.
@mtselinoportu... 😂 Paraguay, territorio bendito llamado así ántes de llegada europea conquistadora ( Único de actuales países del Río de la Plata) Asunción llamada por españoles: " Madre de Ciudades " (70) por toda la región ( Paraguay, Argentina, Brasil , Bolivia, Uruguay) Desde Asunción también se fundaron los "30" Pueblos de las Misiones Jesuíticas Guaraníes. También llamada " Amparo y Reparo de la Conquista" " Ciudad Verde de Hispanoamérica ", "Capital mundial de la Amistad " reconocida por NN.UU. Históricamente fué y es amigable con los extranjeros. Por ello fué el centro y orígen de " todo" en el Río de la Plata durante siglos ántes que nadie. Primer Cabildo/ ciudad Municipio, votación, escuela/ escuela para niñas (1575) Catedral, Episcopado, Obispado, Conventos, primeros criollos y mestizos, el primer gobernador NO ibérico del Plata, primer Cronista/ Historiador/ Antropólogo, Contador, Seminarios, Cofradías de la Vírgen, ganaderías y baqueanos/ proto- gauchos, primera mención sobre éstos y " documentada" por un Asunceno. Orígen de la Yerba Mate , el Mate, el Tereré, Mate Cocido, etc. , primeros Congresos, primera República independiente de Sudamérica, primeras rebeliones, y muchísimo más ¡ Saludos ! 🇵🇾❤
You wont see anything if you don't go off the beaten path...like eating out, don't just try the restaurants try the local village eateries,that's where you find authentic in your face prepared local cuisine...don't be tourists ,be travelers, explore!
to be honest, I can understand why it is one the least visited countries in S. A... It seems very boring and uninteresting, compared with places like Peru and Brazil...
It was so nice though! 🥰 So fun to visit. Sure it doesn't have Rio or Machu Picchu, but everywhere has something to find. You just have to go looking! 🤗
les falto probar el chipa guazú es parecido a la sopa paraguaya pero esta hecha con granos frescos y tiernos de choclo (maíz) también el cocido quemado con el que se acompaña el mbejú. Bienvenidos!!!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm going there in two weeks and also entering by bus from Brazil, and didn't know what to expect. There's so little information about this country and especially for tourists! Your video was super helpful, thank you! (And on to your Uruguay video now, as I'm also going there after Paraguay 😂). Hope you guys continue enjoying your tour of the countries! ✨️
Howdy Mitch!! 🤗 we are so happy our little video was useful for you! And yes, literally so little information hahahaha. And have fun in both! We are currently up in Nicaragua actually. So much work to edit all the videos hahaha. Please email us with any questions about either Paraguay or Uruguay! We enjoyed our time in both 🥰 our email is us@wyattandreyka.com
@WyattandReyka thank you so much for the reply! Wau Nicaragua! Really looking forward to your video 😄 (yes, must be so much work...🙈 thank you really for the effort 🙏🏻)
The bolsi is a good place to eat any food but no paraguayan tipical food. Maybe the next time i can cook for us good asado and paraguayan tipical food (sopa paraguaya, chipa guasu, soyo, tortilla paraguaya, mbeju, chicharõ huitî , cocido quemado, sopa so’o, pastel mandi’o, pajagua mascada, etc. Thank you for visite us. My country is your country and we always wait for you with open arms.
que buena la calidad de este video, bien editado y le meten tan buena onda que da gusto ver (asi estén mintiendo). Pero saben plasmar sus viajes!, son unos capos! Espectacular!
Thank you so much for visiting my country, glad to have you here guys! Enjoy your staying :) and tell us about your full experience after leaving the country if you guys do!
@@raquelgutierrez79 Hey, Raquel! That's awesome :D. Unfortunately, I'm in war against dentists due to my choice of artist name haha. Jokes aside, I'm not a dentist but an artist, music producer, mixing and mastering engineer. Saludos desde Asunción!
@@WyattandReyka Now I've noticed two small things for correction: 1:07 - Instead of "Hueatia" it should be "buen viaje", basically meaning safe travels :) 14:16 - It should say "los pájaros son geniales". While you guys use the word "sick" meaning something is awesome, the translation is literal: "los pájaros están enfermos" --> this means that the birds are sick (regarding illness). Everything else is on point
Pastel mandi'o and pajagua are made with 'mandioca,' which most people call Yuca, not with flour. Chipa and mbeju are made from corn flour and starch. We usually accompany chipa and mbeju with coffee or cocido (a traditional Paraguayan drink). We usually eat soup with a meal for lunch or dinner. I loved your video. I'm glad you had a good time in Paraguay. There are many beautiful places in Paraguay such as Encarnación, San Bernardino, La Colmena, etc., that you can also visit. I hope you can come back soon!
Hi, your video is awesome! I like your presentation and comments! Your energy is overwhelming! Just an FYI, at 7,40 you mentioned the triple alliance war. We have to remember that Rutherford B Hayes, president 19th of USA was pivotal at renegotiating a deal so Paraguay could regain part of their land in the Chaco province. Again thanks, keep up the good work!
The reason why there is no obligatory passport control at any of the three frontier post/ cities that make up this border zone, if you take the local bus service, which does a continuous circuit of the three, is that locals cross the borders in every direction without let or hindrance as Ciudad del Este (Paraguay's second biggest city) lives from duty free shopping, smuggling and shoppers entering from Brazil, and to a lesser extent, from Argentina. Smuggling is widespread and the border is uncontrollable and it is not in Paraguay's commercial interest to do so. It is tolerated by all three countries. Lots of illegal money gets laundered here too. The real frontier controls are 15 miles within Brazil, and likewise Argentina, where police and dogs will enter buses and check documents, shady looking foreigners will receive attention even if they look gormless and innocent. Paraguay doesn't really check anything as there is no reason to, they make money from all the shenanigans.. Dogs once detected drugs on an Argentine bus I was travelling on the route Cordoba> Posadas>Puerto Iguazu> Iguacu Brazil>Onwards to Sao Paulo. The bus was impounded, our bags unloaded and sniffed and the bus company was found to be doing the smuggling; maconha packed into the drivers cockpit at Posadas. We all hung around and waited for a clean bus from Argentina to take us onwards to Sao Paulo. great fun not! You have been warned...
@@WyattandReyka I recommend a place that I visited in 2021 in Ibaraki Japan that looks like heaven on earth because it is covered in blue flowers. The park is called Seasid Park Hitachi and blooms from May to June.
Paraguayan here, you guys definitely have to try the meat here, the "our way", ASADOO. I'm also from the Germans that live here, not really German but yeah, this country is very rich in culture.
Paraguay has many beautiful places to visit outside Asunción, natural landmarks, not man-made. But the one thing that most tourists mention liked better from our country is our hospitality. Maybe it's because we don't get the amount of tourists other countries in the region do, so we are super nice to the ones who come. Anyway, if you have the chance of coming back, you should visit cities like Aregua, Atyra or San Bernardino. PD: the expression "landlocked island" is atributed to Augusto Roa Bastos, Paraguay's greatest writer ever, winner of the prestigious Cervantes Award
The most important thing about paraguayan food is context ;) mbeju is nicer on a cold day with cocido (kinda like a yerba mate tea) sopa is better with asado, chipa is so good when on the road and pastel mandio is a yuca empanada which is good always!
Hello guys, how nice to see you walking in Paraguayan lands. It is gratifying that you have visited us It is a green country with very friendly people.
The traditional dishes are best accompanied with mate cocido, bc they tend to be on the drier side. Like a a "traditional breakfast" would be the chipa or mbeju with mate cocido.
u gotta do inside tourism in paraguay and see the real beaty of the country has to offer, the capital its barely good compared on what u can found on other cities of paraguay
Hola amigos! Gracias por ver este video! Nos encantó explorar un poco de Asunción, pero sabemos que hemos perdido mucho por el país. Cuales sitios/regiones alrededor de Paraguay debemos nosotros añadir a nuestra lista para el futuro?? 🤔 Gracias por ver! Subscríbese para más videos geniales 😘 Intentamos a llegar a 15 mil suscritores antes del fin de este año 🤞
Municipalidad de beaming aceval, I'm pretty sure you can't enter but it's cool lookin'
And there's a church close to it and its amazing
Классное видео 👍 посмотрела с большим удовольствием. Вам обязательно нужно погулять по городу Энкарнасьон, и его близлежащим городкам, вы влюбитесь в него! ❤
С удовольствием встретимся с вами и даже проведем экскурсию, если
Salto del monday Hermoso,
Encarnacion, and ayolas
Paraguay is one of the friendliest and safest countries in South America, and it is very cheap, the country that is growing the most economically in South America. I hope you come back soon and visit the Monday Falls, cities like incarnation, there are many communities of Germans and Japanese. There is much more in gastronomy and one of the most beautiful musical genres is guarania, which is a musical genre in Spanish and Guarani but with European instruments, as you will notice, the vast majority of the Paraguayan population is mixed race and white, I wish you the best. I am Paraguayan, from Paraguay
We loved visiting Paraguay!! 🥰 so fun 👍
Friendliest yes, safest? Absolutely fucking not. Is super dangerous in the center mostly at night. Y should go to what we call interior of the country, You gonna find something to do and see. Here un the capitol of our country there's not much things you can do really. The tourist side of country is very wacky and not much exploited
@@iAlexandeerMcapo, vivís en Capiata y te arde que sea un lugar peligroso y no haya nada que hacer xdd????
@@klen1390 jajajaja Vivo sobre santa Teresa y comparados con las otras capitales de los otros países de Sudamérica, Asunción es un chiste. Capaz vos no sepas porque no salís ni a la esquina de tu casa pero bueno
“The Safest” lolololol… sure… and it has the best Politicians as well, right? Bruh
Something that always happens to tourists who try paraguayan food is that vendors never tell them that chipa and mbeju, for example, are usually accompanied by coffee or cocido, with or without milk... Same with sopa paraguaya, which's better with foods such as an asado or another main dish (just like the mandioca or yuca that Reyka likes so much). That's why when eaten alone, they may seem a little dry or tasteless... Hope you can come back soon and experience more of this country! ;)
it's like a side dish actually, trying it alone, not really interesting
Yessss, but still them alone are awesome!
We hope to return some day. And hopefully try the chipa with coffee 🥰
@@WyattandReykatotally true, all the things u ate shouldn't be eating together.. like chipa and mbeju are the equivalent of bread for breaks fast, gies with sweet beverages, and sopa and mandioca goes perfect with salty food in general
Great to know! We’ll remember that next time we’re in Paraguay! 🥰
I am from Paraguay, and I am glad you enjoyed the country. If you can, visit the Jesuit Ruins in Itapua, and the city of Encarnacion nearby,
Thanks for the recommendations! We will have to visit those when we go back! Thanks so much for watching the video!🥰🤗
I have too visited with family and it was amazing 🤩 we did go to 2 sites in Encarnacion
hi mate can you tell me how Paraguayan pepole friendly or helpful?
if someone want to move their how safe is it?
@@shahinkarim57 The people are very friendly, probably the friendliest in South America. It is safe but you always have to be alert for some petty crime like you would find in any sizable city. The capital Asuncion is not very big at all, 500,000 but the total urban area with the surrounding communities adjacent to the capital would increase the population number to maybe 1.5 million. In size Paraguay has 406,752 square kilometers (157,048 square miles), similar in size to Germany or France but the total population of Paraguay (the whole country) barely reaches 7 million people,
Seemed plenty safe to us!! But we were only there for 2-3 days. Hope to come back some day👍🙏
No probaron "bori borí",
Elegida hace muy poco la mejor sopa del mundo. El asado paraguayo ( carne bovina, porcina,etc.) La mejor de Latinoamérica y de las mejores del mundo últimamente
( orgánicas y genética de primer nivel: Exporta a más de "70" países y abriendo nuevos mercados, EE.UU., Canadá, Asia, Oriente, etc.)
Lo probaremos la próxima vez que estamos en Paraguay 👍🥰
El pastel mandi'o su envoltura es de yuca(mandioca) no como las empanadas comun de harina por eso es diferente al resto..y sabroso por supuesto..que disfruten por nuestro país..saludos 👍🏼
y dijo que es la mejor empanada que probó hasta ese día en sudamerica
Thank you! We love Paraguay 🥰
Great video guys, just discovered the channel. Have a good time in Paraguay!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed our video! We love to hear from new people in the comments section! Take care🥰
14:57 Sorry, but that information is false, duels are obviously illegal in Paraguay.
Pasa que en el código penal anterior al año 1997 los duelos a muerte eran 'ilegales' pero su castigo era multa.
Sabemos que si la pena es pagar nomás algo, en realidad no se aplica a los ricos que no tienen problemas con pagar.
Es que en esa época se consideraba que también existía la legítima defensa de bienes protegidos y entre esos bienes entra tu honor y reputación.
Entonces tenías derecho a la legítima defensa de tu honor y eso se resuelve con duelo.
La ley castigaba con multa al que emite el reto, al que acepta y a los padrinos de cada duelista.
También baja el monto de la multa si es que el reto es 'justificado' en el sentido que realmente hubo insulto.
Baja más la multa si el insulto fue contra la mujer, la madre o hermana del duelista que desafía.
Y finalmente, en caso que resulte en la muerte de unos de los duelistas, permite a los tribunales bajar la pena a menos de lo establecido en la ley o en su caso, obviar la pena enteramente. O sea no castigar.
Ya que habla que está 'justificado' si el propio muerto causo su muerte por haber insultado al duelista y por haber participado del duelo mismo. También se considera que el duelista está motivado por 'intenso y profundo dolor' entonces no actúa con dolo o maldad.
Fascinante realmente
Oops 😅 can you share the source? We double check to make sure it was true so we’re confused haha
Que americanos más agradables. Gracias por venir y mostrar a Paraguay. Que no sea la última vez. Welcome to Paraguay
Que no sea la última vez! Claro que si. Nos encantó explorar Paraguay con ciudadanos tan amables. Pensamos que touristas quizás están perdiendo uno de los países más interesantes cuando no van a Paraguay
Dueling is not legal, it does not happen. No matter how many organs you give away or how many doctors are present. Ridiculous legend. You should check the validity of what you share.
We double checked it! It seems there is maybe conflicting information about this online. What is your source?
I am Paraguayan, that is a classic thing to say about the country, it comes from the fact that our constitution experienced a lot of changes with amendments, the duel part remains without changes since the last time they change the constitution, but just as an unnecesary amendment because is something ambiguous, but it is a fact, don't worry
The punishment, so to speak, is just a fine. This comes from the fact that, defending your honor, it was considered as self defense still
Sorry for my grammar😅
This is helpful! Thank you 🥰 and your grammar is solid. Don’t worry!
Great vid - loved the reactions to the food sampler at Bolsi.:) thumbs up for the Paraguayan haircut!
Thanks for the sweet comment! Paraguay food is sooo good! And we are so happy you like his haircut hahaha! Take care🤗🤗
I'm from Brazil and been following you guys ever since you've been here and I just want to say that, while Paraguay isn't the most exciting place to visit in South America, its definitely the most interesting country to live. I'm just waiting for my father's cancer treatment to end and I'll definitely be packing and moving there with the little family business, or start a new one entirely.
The safety, the fair taxes, the fair prices for food, land, imports, the friendly people... everything makes Paraguay a great place for those of us who are tired of working to sustain a very big and corrupt government. And people say there aren't much there, which also means lots of oportunities. They're enthusiastic with inovation, jobs and wealth creation immigrants bring, and hopefully I'll be one of these soon, giving my two cents to help develop a country that appreciates its hardworking people, unlike Brazil.
Daw you’re so sweet!! Thanks so much for following! We are loving South America 🥰
We are so sorry to hear about your father’s cancer treatment. That sounds absolutely brutal to have that happen to a loved one. We hope he gets better!!
And we hope it’s a great move once you eventually move to Paraguay! Really a great country with good food and kind people. Lots of opportunity there for sure. Cheers and take care! 🤗
Visite Villarrica..Encarnacion. que todo te salga bien hermano del Brasil
@@hadicell9925 Gracias...Sigo a brasileños en Encarnacion, muy bonita ciudad, pero me interessa más Ciudad del Este por ser cercana del Iguazú. También hay más posibilidades: si quiero conseguir queso y vino barato, puedo cruzar la frontera hacia Argentina, y si alguna vez deseo que me roben, puedo regresar a Brasil 🤣
Haha. Cidade del este seems great!! Hopefully you can make the move peacefully! And yeah that’ll be awesome to be so close to iguazu. Such a beautiful place!
Great job on the video. Love you guys !
Thanks so much for the support! Comments like these encourage us to keep making our videos better and learning more🥰🥰 take care and we are glad you like the video!!🤗
Nice haircut Wyatt! We enjoyed the video. Take care, RickandLaura from Bham
Thank you Rick and Laura!! 🥰 so nice you enjoyed this video. We are really excited to have visited Paraguay it was such an interesting, different slice of South America!
Didn’t you guys just do Machu Picchu? Would love to hear about that experience. Cheers and hope you guys are having a good summer. We all gotta meet up for dinner sometime!
Good job! And thak you for coming to my country, by gys!
Your country is wonderful! Thanks for watching🤗
Paraguay 🇵🇾❤
Amazing country
Paraguay its very nice
It is very beautiful indeed! Thanks for watching the video!🥰
Hi
Hi 🤗
Paraguay is one of the most interesting countries in South America, if not the world. First of all, it is bicultural--everybody speaks both Spanish and Guarani. Second, it has a fascinating history. One need to read up on it to fully appreciate what one sees. Third, it has a marvelous arts scene. When I visited a gallery I couldn't buy just one painting. I bought two and I wish I could have bought more. Someone from US Embassy told me that whenever people from the US visit Paraguay they always end up gobsmacked by the high quality of Paraguayan art. And the food is very good.
Yes! We loved Peru! 🥰 Unfortunately, we weren’t able to visit any of the art, but we love the food, enjoyed the people, adored
the sights. Can’t wait to come back.
Wow Paraguay seems very peaceful country clean and people also seems very friendly i saw on global corruption index and it shows me that Paraguay is corrupt country in latin America 😮but after watching this video i think that information probably wrong love from Pakistan ❤
It is actually true! Paraguay has it struggles with corruption with their politicians, but still that doesn't change the fact that it's civilians are one of the most kindest and welcoming people.
@@Wiko-lb3qe yep i saw it but an other fact is PG passport is strong they and travel to Europe visa free
Paraguay may have its issues (like everywhere) but it’s really a great country!!
I always enjoy seeing videos from my home country. You guys did an amazing and very informative job. I am sorry that when they sold you the Paraguayan food they didn’t mention that most of it is best eaten with coffee or mate cocido (yerba mate infusion). The pastel mandi’o is not made with flour, it’s actually made from yuca. I wish you guys actually showed more. I hope you return soon. I have not been there in 19 years. Safe travels
Thank you so so so much!!! We really appreciate your comment it made our day. Yeah next time we’ll have Yerba mate with our chipa. Lots to explore in Paraguay for sure 🥰❤️
Aww so glad you liked it here! Come back soon 🫶🏻
We loved it!! 🥰
Buen video..un dato..te dejan caminar hasta llegar al control migratorio porque de todos modos aún están dentro de Mercosur del cual Paraguay es miembro están registrado dentro del Mercosur porque Argentina también es miembro del Mercosur
Así es , los miembros del Mercosur son :
Argentina, Brasil,Bolivia,
Uruguay, Paraguay y Venezuela ( más otros países asociados: Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú, Surinam,
Guyana ...
Ah okay. Todavía nos dio sorpresa estar en un país sin parar en la oficina de migración. Es decir, sin estampilla.
@@WyattandReyka this only happen in this border, bc there is like an agrement btw PY and BR about free transit btw this two cities
Makes sense! 🥰
❤muy buen video..gracias..son muy simpaticos
Gracias a ti! Nos encantó visitar Paraguay 🥰
thank you guys for coming to paraguay
Our pleasure
❤buen video un saludo desde thompson..paraguay
Saludos!! Muchas gracias! Nos alegra mucho que hayas gustado nuestro vídeo 🥰
Hi! Im Paraguayan and I want to say *thanks for coming to my country,* we dont get that many tourist per year so we are really grateful when you choose us to visit.
We loved Paraguay!! Such a fun slice of Latin America. 🇵🇾❤️
El Palacio de gobierno
( iniciado c/ residencia por los López a partir de 1857 ) planificada y luego iniciada su construcción en 1867 👍
Thank you!! Government palace looks beautiful🥰
Greetings from Saskatoon. I have booked my trip to Asuncion in the middle of August, thank you so much for the information, that is great!
Hello friendly Saskatoonian!! Thanks so much for being so sweet 🥰
It made our morning. Please have a great trip to Asunción and feel free to email us any questions you may have. You’ll have a great trip! 🤗
Email is us@wyattandreyka.com
Una pareja muy sencilla y divertida❤❤
Gracias! Eres una persona maravillosa 🥰☺️
As a paraguayan myself, you two represented us beautifully,not exaggerating like
"cops almost arrested me!"
Thank you so much
lol we’re really glad! It was our pleasure to explore and we’re so happy you enjoyed our little video 🥰
@@WyattandReyka glad to hear that!
Us too!! Cheers 🥰
Muy lindo video. Son muy divertidos.
Gracias!! 🥰 nos encantó paraguay
It genuinely makes me so happy to see foreigners enjoy our culture!!! It is really under appreciated…
Una mierda es, de que hablas jajaja
It is very under appreciated!! We loved visiting Paraguay 👍🥰
YOOOO, Im from Paraguay, I really recommend you two to try and see some of the Folklore characters of our amazing country! Is not a place recommendation, but, y’know, just for you both to know more of our country🇵🇾
Thank you for the amazing recommendation to get more insights into Paraguay culture! We’ll try to check it out!
People are SO nice and the food is cheap and good. ❤
It was great!! 🥰 we are so glad we visited Paraguay 😘
As a paraguayan I didn't expect this in my recommendations, hope you enjoyed your stay!
We loved it! So glad to have been able to visit 🥰
Que buen video! Que bueno que visitaron mi pais, gracias por venir! espero que vuelvan pronto!
Era nuestra placer!! Gracias por tener un país tanto lindo para visitar! 🤗
Thank U for coming guys. ❤️
Our pleasure!! 🥰😉
Thanks for visiting my country! I feel good that you had a good time here!
Thanks for watching and sharing such a sweet comment! We loved exploring Paraguay and hope more tourists realize how great it is soon 🤗
I discovered your channel now and I'm so proud of the good experiences you had from my country 🇵🇾 We're glad to receive friendly and cool people like you. We hope you come back some day, believe me there are too many other best places to visit
We love Paraguay!! 🥰 thanks so much for commenting. We are so glad you are here 👍
wow! so glad that much people come to visit my country! hope you had a good time here!
It was a blast! 🥰
Buen vídeo. Bienvenidos a Paraguay ❤🇵🇾. Les recomiendo probar otras comidas típicas como el Chipa guazu o Vori vori.
Muchas gracias!! Nos encantó Paraguay. Ojalá que podamos regresar pronto. Y seguro que probaremos esas comidas 😘
Hey great review! I am flying to Asuncion in November (then to Uruguay) and honestly I didn't know much about the country, but it's been on my bucketlist. BTW, I especially loved the food reviews. I have tours lined up for 2 days and the rest I will be on my own to explore.
So awesome! You'll have a great time. 🥰
Enjoy the tours and the food and soak it all up! We hope to go back one day!
top 5 : Oz, Narnia, Middle Earth, Neverland and Paraguay. xD
@mtselinoportu...
😂 Paraguay, territorio bendito llamado así ántes de llegada europea conquistadora
( Único de actuales países del Río de la Plata) Asunción llamada por españoles:
" Madre de Ciudades "
(70) por toda la región
( Paraguay, Argentina,
Brasil , Bolivia, Uruguay)
Desde Asunción también se fundaron los "30" Pueblos de las Misiones Jesuíticas Guaraníes. También llamada " Amparo y Reparo de la Conquista"
" Ciudad Verde de Hispanoamérica ", "Capital mundial de la Amistad " reconocida por NN.UU.
Históricamente fué y es amigable con los extranjeros. Por ello fué el centro y orígen de
" todo" en el Río de la Plata durante siglos ántes que nadie.
Primer Cabildo/ ciudad
Municipio, votación, escuela/ escuela para niñas (1575) Catedral,
Episcopado, Obispado,
Conventos, primeros criollos y mestizos, el primer gobernador NO ibérico del Plata, primer
Cronista/ Historiador/
Antropólogo, Contador,
Seminarios, Cofradías de la Vírgen, ganaderías y baqueanos/ proto- gauchos, primera mención sobre éstos y
" documentada" por un Asunceno. Orígen de la Yerba Mate , el Mate, el Tereré, Mate Cocido, etc. , primeros Congresos, primera República independiente de Sudamérica, primeras rebeliones, y muchísimo más
¡ Saludos ! 🇵🇾❤
Hahahaha. True! A magical place! 🥰
I love Empanadas & Yucca!!!!!!!!! I cannot find them here Where I Am. Yummy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh man you gotta find some!!! It’s literally so delicious hahaha
Hi I loved the video because you visited my country! Go shopping 🛍️ the shoppings are soo nice!
Daw we are so glad you loved the video! We will try going shopping next time we are in Paraguay 🥰🤗
You wont see anything if you don't go off the beaten path...like eating out, don't just try the restaurants try the local village eateries,that's where you find authentic in your face prepared local cuisine...don't be tourists ,be travelers, explore!
Great to know!! Thank you!! 🙏🥰
to be honest, I can understand why it is one the least visited countries in S. A... It seems very boring and uninteresting, compared with places like Peru and Brazil...
It was so nice though! 🥰 So fun to visit. Sure it doesn't have Rio or Machu Picchu, but everywhere has something to find. You just have to go looking! 🤗
Welcome to Paraguay I’m from Paraguay San lorenzo 🤯🤯
Epic! Paraguay was really fun to explore. Thank you and cheers 🥰
@@WyattandReyka enjoy!!
Always! 🤗
I was thinking about going over there to film some videos but that 160 dollar tax I gotta pay is wild.
Which 160$ tax is that?? You should go film so videos we'd love to watch! :)
I’m just here to confirm you do not look Paraguayan after the haircut 😂
Hahahaha daw but I wanted to do soooooo bad lol
les falto probar el chipa guazú es parecido a la sopa paraguaya pero esta hecha con granos frescos y tiernos de choclo (maíz) también el cocido quemado con el que se acompaña el mbejú. Bienvenidos!!!
Thank you!!! We love Paraguay and can’t wait to explore more in the future 👍🥰
Have a good travel❤ im here if you need something in my country, only coment this.
Oh you are so sweet!! Thank you so much 🥰❤️ if we need anything we’ll let you know 👍
Holaaa soy uno de los de, león JAJAJA uno de los q dijimos "Holaaa Nicaragua" fue un gusto verlos!
Hola amiguito!! Jajaja. Espera que sale nuestro video sobre Leon y ustedes van a estar dentro del video 👍😘
So I grew up eating sopa paraguaya with ketchup many do as well 😊
Oh sweet!!! Okay that makes a lot of sense 🥰
Aw!! Paraguayan born/raised in the US here! Rohayhu Paraguay! Bolsi was a good choice
That's awesome! 🥰 Glad to know we went to a good restaurant there! Cheers and hope you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm going there in two weeks and also entering by bus from Brazil, and didn't know what to expect. There's so little information about this country and especially for tourists! Your video was super helpful, thank you! (And on to your Uruguay video now, as I'm also going there after Paraguay 😂). Hope you guys continue enjoying your tour of the countries! ✨️
Howdy Mitch!! 🤗 we are so happy our little video was useful for you! And yes, literally so little information hahahaha. And have fun in both! We are currently up in Nicaragua actually. So much work to edit all the videos hahaha.
Please email us with any questions about either Paraguay or Uruguay! We enjoyed our time in both 🥰 our email is us@wyattandreyka.com
@WyattandReyka thank you so much for the reply! Wau Nicaragua! Really looking forward to your video 😄 (yes, must be so much work...🙈 thank you really for the effort 🙏🏻)
It’s our pleasure!! And reading the comments and seeing that you like our videos really makes it all worth it 🥰🥰🥰
The bolsi is a good place to eat any food but no paraguayan tipical food. Maybe the next time i can cook for us good asado and paraguayan tipical food (sopa paraguaya, chipa guasu, soyo, tortilla paraguaya, mbeju, chicharõ huitî , cocido quemado, sopa so’o, pastel mandi’o, pajagua mascada, etc. Thank you for visite us. My country is your country and we always wait for you with open arms.
Great advice! We heard bolsi had traditional food but next time maybe we have to go somewhere else. Do you have any suggestion?? 🤔😘
You guys are so cute!❤❤
Thanks for the vid, I'm from Paraguay🇵🇾
Paraguay is awesome 🙌 🥰 thank you so much!! We hope to explore more in the future!!
Welcome to Paraguay! Hopefully you'll get time to check out the region of Corderilla...Caacupe, Piribebuy, Atyra, Altos, Tobati... much to see.
We would love to that sounds like a blast!! 🥰 next time we’ll explore more inland 👍
Ojalá me toqué la oportunidad visitar Paraguay, Saludos desde limpio
lindo país!! algún día iré, saludos desde barrio obrero
También nosotros queremos que obtengas esa oportunidad! 🥰
@@itstoblasjaja
Great video guys! Love Paraguay ❤
Thank you! We love Paraguay! Hope more people realize how awesome it is 🥰❤️
Nice haircut and good job guys!!
Thank you! 😘
que buena la calidad de este video, bien editado y le meten tan buena onda que da gusto ver (asi estén mintiendo). Pero saben plasmar sus viajes!, son unos capos! Espectacular!
Gracias nuestro amigo! Nos encantó explorar Paraguay y queríamos a volver en el futuro para explorar más del país! 🥰
Hey, se quedaron en un air bnb cerca de mi casa, ese lugar es muy hermoso y barato!
Claro! Es muy barato y muy tranquilo en eso barrio!! 🥰
Hiii sir can you please come kolkata in India because i want to meet you sir i am big fan of your..😊🤗
Daw thank you!! 🙏🥰 we want to come to Kalkutta!! Definitely the next time we are in India 🤗
@@WyattandReyka sir then when you come kolkata..
I really enjoyed the video and I hope to see more about Paraguay soon 🇵🇾❤️
Thank you!! We love Paraguay 🥰😘
What a video!!! ❤️ Love you guys! Hope you’re enjoyed Paraguay 🇵🇾
We loved Paraguay and can’t wait to explore more in the future. 🥰❤️
Are you planning to come to Peru ?
Yes we went to Peru and those videos will be out soon! Thanks for watching🤗
Thank you so much for visiting my country, glad to have you here guys! Enjoy your staying :) and tell us about your full experience after leaving the country if you guys do!
OMG! I’m looking at your profile name and just wondering if you are in dentistry?? I’m from Paraguay and I’m a dental hygienist. Saludos
@@raquelgutierrez79 Hey, Raquel! That's awesome :D. Unfortunately, I'm in war against dentists due to my choice of artist name haha. Jokes aside, I'm not a dentist but an artist, music producer, mixing and mastering engineer. Saludos desde Asunción!
We loved Paraguay! It was our pleasure to come hang out for a while 🥰
Quick question: were the subtitles good? Did they make a lot of sense or no?
@@WyattandReyka They make 100% sense, great job! ♥
@@WyattandReyka Now I've noticed two small things for correction:
1:07 - Instead of "Hueatia" it should be "buen viaje", basically meaning safe travels :)
14:16 - It should say "los pájaros son geniales". While you guys use the word "sick" meaning something is awesome, the translation is literal: "los pájaros están enfermos" --> this means that the birds are sick (regarding illness).
Everything else is on point
Muchas gracias
A ti!! 🥰
Can you drink the tap water there?
We didn’t! Just bought bottled water
3:04 "yuca" automatic dislike
Is it not yuca?? 🤔
Good video bro 🇵🇾🙌🏻
Thanks brother! 🥰
Loved the video you two!
Thank you Justin!!! ❤️🥰 we are hard at work editing more 😘
12:53 I've been there two!!!!!!!!!!!!
You’ve been everywhere!
Welcome to Paraguay, I’m sure you both had a great time there ❤
Terere; It is a drink with Cold and Hot tea
There is one more thing! Personally, you would be invited to a family bakery named Kitchen Vidad.
We did love Paraguay!! It is such an interesting, unique country. Thanks so much for watching our video 🥰
Pastel mandi'o and pajagua are made with 'mandioca,' which most people call Yuca, not with flour. Chipa and mbeju are made from corn flour and starch. We usually accompany chipa and mbeju with coffee or cocido (a traditional Paraguayan drink). We usually eat soup with a meal for lunch or dinner. I loved your video. I'm glad you had a good time in Paraguay. There are many beautiful places in Paraguay such as Encarnación, San Bernardino, La Colmena, etc., that you can also visit. I hope you can come back soon!
Thank you so much for the information and for watching!! 🥰 we loved exploring Paraguay
Are you still in Asuncion?
We are back in the United States now! But we head to Nicaragua tomorrow 🥰
La próxima visiten el interior de Paraguay ❤
We will! Any specific recommendations?
@@WyattandReykaMisiones or the chaco 😍 encarnacion or paraguari !!
Hola estaunidenses hello
Hello!! 🥰😘
Hi, your video is awesome! I like your presentation and comments! Your energy is overwhelming! Just an FYI, at 7,40 you mentioned the triple alliance war. We have to remember that Rutherford B Hayes, president 19th of USA was pivotal at renegotiating a deal so Paraguay could regain part of their land in the Chaco province. Again thanks, keep up the good work!
Thank you! 🙏❤️ 🇵🇾
And that’s crazy!!
Welcome❤
Thank you!! 🥰😘
This country seems flat. 😅
Haha flat geographically or flat boring?
@@WyattandReyka flat boring😴 lol.
@@IanBynoe-it6ni we found it interesting! And we were only in the city. Heard the countryside is excellent for bird watching
Hola!un dia estuve en el mismo bolsi en el cual comieron,saludos por visitar mi pais❤
Que chido!! Es muy buena la calidad de comida allí en bolsi 🥰
Hi Guys 👋im from Paraguay and I Love Paraguay is the best country in South America 🇵🇾 Greetings from Paraguay 👋🇵🇾
We love Paraguay! That awesome it’s your home. Cheers 🥰❤️
The reason why there is no obligatory passport control at any of the three frontier post/ cities that make up this border zone, if you take the local bus service, which does a continuous circuit of the three, is that locals cross the borders in every direction without let or hindrance as Ciudad del Este (Paraguay's second biggest city) lives from duty free shopping, smuggling and shoppers entering from Brazil, and to a lesser extent, from Argentina. Smuggling is widespread and the border is uncontrollable and it is not in Paraguay's commercial interest to do so. It is tolerated by all three countries. Lots of illegal money gets laundered here too. The real frontier controls are 15 miles within Brazil, and likewise Argentina, where police and dogs will enter buses and check documents, shady looking foreigners will receive attention even if they look gormless and innocent. Paraguay doesn't really check anything as there is no reason to, they make money from all the shenanigans..
Dogs once detected drugs on an Argentine bus I was travelling on the route Cordoba> Posadas>Puerto Iguazu> Iguacu Brazil>Onwards to Sao Paulo. The bus was impounded, our bags unloaded and sniffed and the bus company was found to be doing the smuggling; maconha packed into the drivers cockpit at Posadas. We all hung around and waited for a clean bus from Argentina to take us onwards to Sao Paulo. great fun not! You have been warned...
Super interesting and potentially useful! Thank you for sharing 🥰😘
パラグアイ😍🇵🇾
Very nice country 👍🤗
@@WyattandReyka I recommend a place that I visited in 2021 in Ibaraki Japan that looks like heaven on earth because it is covered in blue flowers. The park is called Seasid Park Hitachi and blooms from May to June.
@@WyattandReyka search and see photos on google that might interest you about this place in Japan that few media know about
Nice video 👍👍👍
Thank you!! ❤️🇵🇾
Paraguayan here, you guys definitely have to try the meat here, the "our way", ASADOO. I'm also from the Germans that live here, not really German but yeah, this country is very rich in culture.
Super good to know thanks for the suggestion 🥰 we’ll try to keep that in mind next time we’re there 😘
6:32 It is true, most of the tourist we get are mostly just other Paraguayans from other cities which is always funny 😂
Hahaha very interesting. So locals travel throughout their own country? That seems pretty fun 🤔🥰
Paraguay has many beautiful places to visit outside Asunción, natural landmarks, not man-made. But the one thing that most tourists mention liked better from our country is our hospitality. Maybe it's because we don't get the amount of tourists other countries in the region do, so we are super nice to the ones who come.
Anyway, if you have the chance of coming back, you should visit cities like Aregua, Atyra or San Bernardino.
PD: the expression "landlocked island" is atributed to Augusto Roa Bastos, Paraguay's greatest writer ever, winner of the prestigious Cervantes Award
So cool and great things to know!! 🥰 cheers and thanks for watching our little video! 😘
جيد جدا ماشاء بلاد حلوه
11:16 pastel mandi'o has a dough made of yucca (manioc). That's the point of it.
Oh it’s made of yucca?! That’s so cool!
The most important thing about paraguayan food is context ;) mbeju is nicer on a cold day with cocido (kinda like a yerba mate tea) sopa is better with asado, chipa is so good when on the road and pastel mandio is a yuca empanada which is good always!
Next time we're in paraguay, we'll get the mbeju with cocido and the sopa with asado! Thank you s much for helping us out! 🤗
That country seems very chill (not in temperature but vibes).
Greeting from The Republic of Luque!
Super chill!
Hello guys, how nice to see you walking in Paraguayan lands. It is gratifying that you have visited us It is a green country with very friendly people.
It is very green and people are very friendly! Huge too. Can’t wait to come back
The traditional dishes are best accompanied with mate cocido, bc they tend to be on the drier side. Like a a "traditional breakfast" would be the chipa or mbeju with mate cocido.
Really good to know!! We’ll have some next time we come 🥰 thank you!!
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u gotta do inside tourism in paraguay and see the real beaty of the country has to offer, the capital its barely good compared on what u can found on other cities of paraguay
For sure! If we had more time we would’ve. Thank you 🥰
Yes,yes,yes with ketchup and the empanada with bread 🖐🖐🖐
It needs some ketchup!! 🥰