Ybycui National Park
Ybycui National Park is one of Paraguay's oldest parks, full of thick green forest, clear streams, and gentle waterfalls you can swim near. It protects one of the last patches of the beautiful Atlantic Forest in the country.
Families love it for cooling off in natural pools under the trees and spotting colorful butterflies and birds. It also holds a historic old iron foundry that tells stories from Paraguay's past.
Wildlife
The forest is home to monkeys, toucans, and thousands of butterflies. Quiet walkers often see animals peeking out from the green leaves.
Swimming Spots
Small waterfalls pour into cool natural pools perfect for splashing. On a hot day it feels like nature's own swimming park.
Old Iron Foundry
Long ago people made iron here for the whole country. You can visit the old machines and imagine the busy workers of the past.