How to Spend 4 Days in Asuncion, Paraguay (2024 Travel Guide)

Join us, Roxanne & Len, as we take you on an unforgettable 4-day adventure through the vibrant city of Asunción, Paraguay! From exploring historic landmarks to indulging in local cuisine, we've got your itinerary covered. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or just looking to soak in the local culture, this guide has something for everyone. Don't miss out on hidden gems and must-see spots that will make your trip truly memorable.
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[@jgonz260]

I am from Paraguay, and I am glad you came to visit Asuncion providing such nice videos. The old historic downtown and historic places need better upkeep and restoration, including the large Encarnacion church, as you pointed out. There are so few tourists to Asuncion that this has been largely neglected, as you can imagine. The new commercial centers moved East of the City, with new shopping malls, restaurants, an active night life, etc. The most beautiful old mansions can be found along the main avenue, Mariscal Lopez. Safe travels!

[@RoxanneandLen]

Thank You so much for kind comments & other information about Asuncion. We are always happy to hear feedback from viewers like you because we get to learn so much more about the wonderful places we have visited, like your City of Asuncion. Thank you for watching the video & we are pleased to hear you enjoyed the video, we really enjoyed our time in Asuncion.

[@cDMS2397]

Muy interesante museo ferroviario ! Keep on showing great places .

[@RoxanneandLen]

We really appreciate your support! I love sharing these experiences, and your encouragement means a lot!

[@f117py]

Welcome to Asuncion enjoy your staying dear Sir and Mrs. 🎉🎉🎉

[@RoxanneandLen]

Thank You for your warm greetings. We enjoyed the city. We hope you enjoyed the video & Thank You for watching the video!

[@jgonz260]

Nice video. The main reason to close that park was homelessness on the part of people who would come in and set up tents, etc., quite unsightly. You would also see the same in LA and Seattle, etc.,

[@RoxanneandLen]

Thank You for your feedback & comments on the video. We appreciate knowing the reasons for the closures. We hope you enjoyed the video & Thank You for watching!

[@jaye_k]

Nice video and thank you for the tips! May I ask do they require yellow fever vaccination certificate when you entered Paraguay? Thank you!

[@RoxanneandLen]

Hi, Thanks for watching and we're so glad you enjoyed the video. In terms of whether or not we required a Yellow Fever Vaccination to enter Paraguay, we're not sure. We came into Paraguay by bus into Encarnacion from Argentina & we were not asked at all about our Vaccinations. However, perhaps it may be a different case if you were to fly into Paraguay, they may have different requirements. We were lucky enough to have got our Yellow Fever Vaccination earlier in our South American travels on our 1st day into South America in Bogota, Colombia International Airport they offer the Yellow Fever Vaccination free to all travellers, and locals too, in the Bogota Airport. So In hindsight had we required Yellow Fever Vaccination to enter Paraguay we would have had it. Thanks again for watching the video.

[@jgonz260]

@@RoxanneandLen There is no requirement for yellow fever vaccination at this time unless you plan to visit the northern region of Paraguay near the Brazilian Amazon basin. There is no yellow fever in the capital Asuncion or in the Southern region of Paraguay, e.g., Encarnacion and surrounding areas,

[@jaye_k]

@@jgonz260 I just wanted to inform you that we were asked for a yellow fever vaccination certificate upon our arrival at Asuncion airport from Lima. We were also told that we do not need one, but we keep getting mixed information.

[@jgonz260]

@@jaye_k I suspect it depends where you are coming from. Is Yellow Fever prevalent in Peru? I believe people flying in from the US, Canada, Europe, etc., are not asked for one,

[@jgonz260]

The barrio Ricardo Brugada (La Chacarita) has a little over 10,000 people. It is a shanty town that floods easily whenever the river rises. All that land is government land taken over by the people living there. The government has repeatedly tried to take these people out and move them to housing projects somewhere else. However, they come back because of the location. In other words, La Chacarita is located where the action is, right next to the old historic town. For them it is a much better location than living away from the city at nicer housing projects,

[@RoxanneandLen]

Thank you for your insights & comments on our video. We appreciate hearing & learning about the places we've visited. We hope you enjoyed the video, we definitely enjoyed our time in the city. Thank you for watching & commenting.