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La Rosada is inside the National Park of Ybycui. Inside the Park there is also the Salto Mina, also called Salto Cristal, where you can take long walks admiring the fauna and flora of the region, and through the paths you can get to the Salto Guaraní. In Ybycuí we can also appreciate the Pozo Tatacua, with unknown depth, resides the Paso Ita.
This is a list of national parks of Paraguay. Paraguay has 15 national parks. Caazapá National Park; Cerro Cora National Park; Defensores del Chaco National Park;
Defensores del Chaco National Park is the largest protected area in Paraguay. It has an area of 720.000 ha. It was created with the decree number 16.806 on 6 August 1975. The park covers a vast plain, and the vegetation includes white quebracho, palo santo, samuù, low forests, thorn bushes, and various species of cactus.
The lapacho rosado is the national tree of Paraguay. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] 13000 species of animals have been recorded in Paraguay, including many threatened species. [ citation needed ] It is an increasingly popular destination for birdwatching .
Pages in category "National parks of Paraguay" The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total. ... Cerro Corá National Park; N.
Cerro Cora National Park (also spelled Cerro Corá) is the largest protected area in Paraguay with 5,538 hectares. It is located in Amambay Department, 45 km from the departmental capital, Pedro Juan Caballero and the border with Brazil. Established on February 11, 1976, it is a nature reserve, as well as a major historical site.
As adventure and ecological tourism can be mentioned the Ypoá lake and the National Park, places ready to the deployment of safaris and walks, and with beaches. The Paraná-mí lake has crystalline waters and beaches. [citation needed] An ancient church, built in the time of the Franciscan Reductions in the 16th Century, is located in the area.
Paraguarí is located in the south west of the Eastern Region, between 25°25′ and 26°30′ south and between 56°35′W and 57°40′W. Cordillera and Caaguazú departamentos are to the north; Misiones to the south; Guairá and Caazapá to the east; and Central and Ñeembucú to the west.