Paraguay has many contrasts in its name – rural but advanced, poor but still prosperous, naturally blessed but artificially alluring, running horses and carts but also driving Mercedes Benz, and working artisans’ shops but running flashy shopping centers in paraguay. No matter how diverse the environs are, traveling is easily and always comfortable in any of its region, be it Jesuit ruins in rural villages, rich colonial cities like Asunción, subtropical rainforests, or wild North Paraguay. Paraguay Tourist Attractions Asuncion This paraguay is a tough capital to start but a mind-blowing one with original colonial buildings, global cuisine, sheltered plazas, flashy shopping malls, and inviting people. All this pros cover up its cons - dengue mosquitoes, diesel-emitting buses, and cruel heat. Here, we visited the following places in paraguay. Casa de la Independencia: Built in 1772, this is the most ancient building in the city. It was precisely here that the Paraguayans  [...]

A string of islands perched deeply on the Caribbean Sea and far neat and tranquil despite tourist activities is what I refer to as the islands of St Vincent and the Grenadines. Panoramic with 32 islands all rivaling each level up for serenity, the archipelago welcomes you with white sands, light blue surf, and colonial evidences, paved lanes, and servicing locals. If St. Vincent is a hustling land, then in the Grenadines, the look and feel varies due to disappeared traffic, bustling streets, and just unexplored small islands waiting to be explored. You can find your own suitable hideway where you can spend negligible to live in favorable or can drastically give out money by renting a stay for a week in return of the most precious memories you can ever have. Captivating sailors in past and in present, the islands are famous for hopping via one’s own boat or through a rented ride. Most of the time I spent in exploring its natural treasures and historical wonders. Prime Attractions The  [...]