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Presented by: Nicole Sarmiento

Paraguay
• Officially the Republic of Paraguay
• Capital: Asunción
• Official Language: Spanish and Guaraní
• Currency: Guaraní
• Religion: Roman Catholic
• Flag Carrier: LATAM Airlines Paraguay (PZ)
• International Airports:

Silvio Pettirossi International Airport (ASU)

Guarani International Airport (AGT)

Encarnación Airport (ENO)
Top Attractions

Monday Falls (Saltos del Monday) Jesuit Ruins

Top Attractions

National Pantheon of the Heroes Palacio de Lopez

Top Attractions

Cerro Cora National Park Ybycui National Park

 Things to consider
when going to
Paraguay
• It is better to go to Paraguay with American dollars, as the rate of euro is not profitable here. Most shops in Paraguay
are selling for cash. Asunción is an exception, but even there, you can’t pay with a card everywhere.
• Smoking is forbidden on the streets, and the fines for smoking are very high. Indeed, locals sometimes allow
themselves to ignore this rule, but tourists are better off not getting into trouble. Restaurants and cafes usually have
designated smoking areas.
• When getting ready for shopping, you should take into account that from 12 PM to 3 PM, there is a siesta here, and
small shops can be closed. However, this does not apply to large shops.
• The climate in eastern Paraguay is humid, and there are many insects. Therefore, when going out to nature, be sure to
stock up on resistant repellents.
 Chi
le
• Officially the Republic of Chile
• Capital: Santiago
• Official Language: Spanish
• Currency: Chilean Peso (CLP)
• Religion: Roman Catholic
• Flag Carrier: LATAM Airlines Chile (LA)
• International Airport:

Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport (SCL)

Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo International Airport (PUQ)

Andrés Sabella Gálvez International Airport (ANF)

Top Attractions

Easter Island Lauca National Park

Top Attractions

Torres Del Paine National Park Valle de la Luna

Top Attractions

San Rafael Glacier Valparaiso

 Facts About Chile
• Chile is the longest country in the world that stretches from North to South in a
narrow strip.
• You don’t need a visa to travel to Chile
• Chile’s weather completely changes in different regions
• Meals are much later than you’re used to
• Chile is one of the most earthquake-prone countries.