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Paraguay is currently open to leisure tourists and looks broadly visitable rather than disrupted. The main traveler issues are crime, occasional demonstrations, and localized border-area risk, while arrivals and tourism interest are growing rather than collapsing.
petty/violent crime in major cities and border areaslocalized violence linked to criminal groups in the north and border departmentsoccasional protests and road blockadesrainy-season flooding and road disruptionscash/card friction is generally manageable; ATMs/cards work in Asunción
More travelers are goingOn Condé Nast Traveler 2026 · Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2026
Generally known for
Vibrant local festivalsAffordable cultural experiencesDiverse musical heritageAffordable cost of livingRich cultural festivalsDiverse nightlife options
Worth knowing
Higher crime ratesInfrastructure challengesLimited international recognitionSafety issues in certain areasLimited green spaces
Destination profile
Lifestyle
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Traveler
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Culture
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Nature
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Logistics
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At a glance
Vibrant street food scene with affordable local and Brazilian dishes
Active nightlife with numerous bars and clubs, especially on weekends
Cultural festivals celebrating Paraguayan and Brazilian traditions
Low cost of living, averaging $20-$30 daily expenses
Limited green spaces and recreational areas for outdoor activities
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