Paraguay is a fascinating country with a rich history, vibrant culture, booming economy and diverse, unspoilt natural landscapes.
Why choose to live in Paraguay ?
- Quality of life: Enjoy a relaxed lifestyle and a serene atmosphere, far from the stress of modern life.
- Unspoilt nature: Discover exceptional biodiversity, with lush flora and fauna surrounding you every day.
- Pleasant climate: Enjoy a subtropical climate with over 300 sunny days a year and mild temperatures all year round.
- Affordable cost of living: live comfortably without breaking the bank, thanks to a reasonable cost of living.
- Political and economic stability: Enjoy a stable political and economic environment, conducive to personal and professional fulfillment.
- Freedom to live: Whether you’re a citizen of the world or a local resident, Paraguay offers you the freedom to live according to your own values and beliefs.
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La Colmena, located 132 km from the capital Asunción, is much more than just a town in Paraguay. Founded in 1936, it is home to the country’s first and oldest Japanese colony, established by a group of 11 pioneer families, totalling 81 people at the time. The location was chosen for its proximity to the Apyraguá hill, which the Japanese immigrants christened “Colmena Fuji” in homage to its resemblance to Mount Fuji in Japan.
The Japanese community of La Colmena has devoted itself to horticulture and agriculture, earning it the title of “Fruit and Honey Capital”. Its unique charm lies in its green hills, lush forests and waterfalls hidden in the heart of the wilderness.
The region is full of popular spots for hiking and relaxing in the great outdoors:
- Ybycuí National Park offers not only hiking trails, but also an abundance of flora and fauna to discover.
- The Salto Mbocaruzu, where you can relax in the waters of three successive waterfalls
- Apyraguá Hill, with its panoramic views and serene atmosphere, offers a soothing experience.
- Paso Tranquera, a peaceful waterfront location ideal for rest and relaxation.
- The Salto Cristal, a magnificent 45-meter-high waterfall, is the perfect place to cool off and relax on hot summer days.