Cerro Cora National Park
Cerro Cora is a national park in northern Paraguay known for its dome-shaped green hills rising out of the savanna. It also protects ancient rock caves and drawings left by people thousands of years ago.
It is one of Paraguay's most important historic parks and a favorite for hikers who climb its hills for wide views. People love the mix of wild nature, caves, and stories from long ago.
Rolling Hills
Rounded green hills pop up from the flat grassland like giant sleeping turtles. Climbing one rewards you with a huge view of the countryside.
Ancient Cave Art
Hidden caves hold drawings and carvings made by people long, long ago. They are like messages left for us from the distant past.
Wildlife and Birds
The park shelters armadillos, deer, and many bright birds. Early morning is the best time to hear the forest wake up with song.