Trigo del Sur
May Jose Inf. Rivarola 653 Y Av Eusebio Lillo , Asuncion
Your stay was
Tell us more Your review will help other travelers plan their next adventure
(50 character minimum)

Trigo del Sur Asuncion

May Jose Inf. Rivarola 653 Y Av Eusebio Lillo Asuncion, Paraguay

Travel Blogs Nearby

The Begining of Four Countires in Twentyfour Hours

A travel blog entry by teganslodde

1

Well Bolivia gave us a good send off with winderfully miserable weather. something we are not going to miss. After paying for our taxi at the hostel we headed off to the airport ridculously early as we were told to check in at nnine for out afternoon flight. We got to the airport wonderfully wuick, but that was the only good thing, the taxi driver wanted paying. With the little spanish we had learned we explained that we had paid at ...

Unknown Asuncion *

A travel blog entry by jonnyscottblair

... being in Asuncion and it will live with me.





Like
my first shift in Australia in PJ Gallagher's or like the first time I
spoke another language for longer than ...

My Acrobatic Afternoon Walk

A travel blog entry by hmillman

... pun) and what was left of the road was a few patches here and there pushing their way through the water.

Hugging the buildings as closely as I could, I picked my way along the sidewalk, avoiding the 5 ft. sprays of water being tossed towards me from the cars, until I found myself at what used to be Domingo Portillo, faced with the most difficult task of all: crossing the street river. A kind older man near me tried to give me some advice. I seemed to be ...

A dam and smoke

A travel blog entry by ahartry

21

... narrowed and the traffic became more dense. The taxi driver could not even park near the hotel, so we had to walk about a block back.

The hotel is excellent – very helpful front desk staff and fun décor – much more South Asian than South American. Nice large room too, with two sofas … very comfortable. After a brief rest, we went down for drinks in bar, then dinner at Cafeteria Bolsi, with good food and great service. Then to ...

What's happening in Paraguay

A travel blog entry by shaunandkaren

10

When discussing countries in South America, most people think of Peru for the Inca trail, Brazil for Rio and the Amazon and Argentina for Patagonia. So what do people think of when you mention Paraguay? What is there really to do in Paraguay? Is Paraguay a place worthwhile visiting?

The landlocked country of Paraguay has a jungle feel with humid weather and summer rains. It is the second poorest country in South America, and to adventure travellers like us, this ...