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Pack your bags! We'll be exploring Paraguay!

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Pack your bags! We'll be exploring Paraguay!

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Asunción is the capital city of Paraguay

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Asunción is the capital city of Paraguay

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The country's population is about 7.1 million people

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The country's population is about 7.1 million people

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There are about 331 million people living in the United States, making the United States's population roughly 47 times larger than Paraguay's.

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The official currency is Guaraní (plural guaranies)

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The official currency is Guaraní (plural guaranies)

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There are actually two symbols to be found in the middle of the flag, one of either side of the flag

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The official languages are Spanish and Guaraní

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The official languages are Spanish and Guaraní

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This river cuts right though the middle of the country while also forming it's southwestern border, connecting with the Paraná River at the bottom

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José Asunción Flores is the country's most famous composer

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José Asunción Flores is the country's most famous composer

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He created the guaranía, the style of music that encapsulates the identity of the people of Paraguay

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Chipa is a traditional bread flavored with egg and cheese

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Chipa is a traditional bread flavored with egg and cheese

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Yerba Maté is a herbal tea consumed all year-round

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Yerba Maté is a herbal tea consumed all year-round

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It forms the southern and southeastern borders of Paraguay

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Galopa is a style of dance that is very traditional to Paraguayans

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Galopa is a style of dance that is very traditional to Paraguayans

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Dancers balance a bottle on their heads as they dance

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Sopa Paraguaya is a savory pie made from corn, milk and eggs

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Sopa Paraguaya is a savory pie made from corn, milk and eggs

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Paraguay's climate from October to April is when temperature is at its highest (75 °F to 100 °F) and the heaviest amount of rainfall occurs

Winter, which is from May to September, temperatures range from 60 °F to 75 °F, with minimal rainfall, which is when I suggest visiting the country!

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Cost of Living, compared to the United States

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Cost of Living, compared to the United States

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To help put things in perspective...

One 12-ounce bottle of water in Paraguay is about 3,394.36 Gs whereas in the U.S. it is about $ 1.54

Bananas (1 pound) cost about 2,242.76 Gs in Paraguay and about $ 0.71 in the U.S.

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Flying from JFK International Airport (New York, New York) to Silvio Pettirossi International Airport (Asunción, Paraguay)

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Flying from JFK International Airport (New York, New York) to Silvio Pettirossi International Airport (Asunción, Paraguay)

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A flight between the two airports, without making any stops, takes about 13 hours and 35 minutes

The two airports are 4651 miles apart

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A popular tourist destination right on the border of Paraguay and Brazil where they display light shows, has a nearby sanctuary (Tatí Yupí Sanctuary), and has some great views

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A wonderful destination where you can embrace the wildlife, read up on the country's history, and view some beautiful waterfalls

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A small town outside of Asunción, famous for being a small slice of Spain found in Paraguay.
Full of small boutiques, cobblestone plazas, and a nearby lake where make go to lay on the beach or partake in water-sports.

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A lagoon completely surrounded by jungle just north of Bella Vista. Locals believe there is a lot of mysteries regarding the spot. The hike to the lagoon is a bit long, however, the sites will surely reward you for your troubles!

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Ñandutí lace, made by the women of Itagua
Leather goods
Wood handcrafts
Silver Yerba Maté cups
Native jewelry, especially handmade necklaces and earrings from Luque (just north of Asunción)