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Fishing in the Paraguay River

editor — Wed, 22 Feb 2017 13:12:00 +0000

Subsistence Fishing: Indigenous communities have survived for hundreds of years along the banks of the Paraguay River, and fishing is an integral part of their culture and tradition. You will see many people, including small children, fishing from the river banks, often using nothing more than a line with a hook. Others fish in the river itself, silently weaving through the water hyacinths in small wooden canoes and row boats. Many prefer to improve their odds with large nets stretched across the water. In theory there is a fishing ban in place from November to December, although for many respecting

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Traveling along in Paraguay

editor — Sun, 12 Feb 2017 12:50:00 +0000

Travelers will find Route 1 is cheaper, calmer and more picturesque than Route 2. Tourist attractions are evenly spread out, making it a good route to travel on over the course of several days. Ita and Yaguaron are easily accessible by bus and make for quick day trips from Asuncion. Day trips to Ybycui are also doable but can be difficult if traveling by public transportation. The large but remote Salto Cristal (near La Colmena) and the wetlands surrounding Lago Ypoa are very difficult to access without private transport. Tourists will find there is very little infrastructure – restaurants and

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