Ybycuí National Park

Ybycuí National Park

Ybycuí National Park is a lush, protected area in Paraguay, known for its rich biodiversity and historical significance.

12,200
Acres Protected
25
Miles of Trails
30,000
Annual Visitors
1973
Year Established

About Ybycuí National Park

Ybycuí National Park
 

Ybycuí National Park, located in the central region of Paraguay, is a natural haven characterized by its dense forests, rolling hills, and cascading waterfalls. The park spans over several thousands of acres, providing habitat to a range of flora and fauna, including several species unique to the region. Established in 1973, Ybycuí is also home to the historic La Rosada iron foundry, which played a pivotal role in the country's industrial past. Visitors are drawn to the park not only for its historical allure but also for its diverse outdoor activities. Hiking through the various trails offers the chance to witness the stunning beauty of the Atlantic Forest. Bird watching is particularly rewarding here, as the park is inhabited by numerous colorful bird species. The well-preserved natural environment offers escapades for nature lovers and enthusiasts keen on exploring Paraguay's ecological wealth.

Highlights

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The enchanting Salto Mina, a waterfall offering breathtaking views.

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Explore the vibrant biodiversity unique to the Atlantic Forest region.

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The historical La Rosada iron foundry, encapsulating 19th-century industrial history.

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Experience serene moments at the hidden viewpoints along remote trails.

Notable Natural Features

Salto Mina

A majestic waterfall known for its scenic beauty and tranquil setting.

La Rosada

A historic iron foundry now serving as a museum, offering insights into Paraguay's industrial history.

Atlantic Forest

A diverse ecosystem supporting a wide array of plant and animal life.