That is so nice of you to say! I loved my time in Asunción!

It always makes me feel great when someone from a city that I feature, reacts positively to it! Thank you very much!

¡Es un país increíble! Gracias por mirar y por dejar un comentario.

So incredible for you to say that! Thank you so much!

The ice cream was spectacular, especially as I am a huge coconut fan! The street fair was so much fun! I love when people are compelled to dance in the street!

It was my pleasure! I am so glad that I chose to visit Paraguay!

¡Gracias por notar todos los diferentes elementos! Fue muy divertido descubrir todo lo que Asunción tiene para ofrecer. ¡Te agradezco que mires y dejes un comentario!

¡Fue un placer! ¡Tu país es fantástico!

I certainly appreciate that! Thank you for watching!

Thank you for adding the recommendation!

Totally kapé

Le agradezco las amables palabras. Me hace feliz mostrar Paraguay y Asunción de una manera que mucha gente nunca los ha visto. ¡Gracias por el maravilloso comentario!

That is so cool that we followed the same path for a bit. I'm glad you liked Miraflores and I hope you enjoy Asunción as much as I did! Thank you for watching!

¡Gracias! Fue un placer visitar su maravilloso país. Espero que mis videos animen a otros a hacer el viaje.

Thank you! I did not get the chance to visit much of the rest of the country. I guess I will just have to return to Paraguay someday soon!

Thank you! It would have been nice to get out to some other places, but circumstances didn't allow for that. I appreciate you watching!

I have been here in La Paz almost two weeks and I am loving it!

I appreciate that! I think you would enjoy Asunción!

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome Yea hoping to go soon. keep the videos coming!

It was my pleasure! I had a great time in your country!

¡Tienes toda la razón! Paraguay es hermoso y uno de los países que los turistas pronto descubrirán.

Thank you! I had not heard of Chiclayo. After a quick search, it looks fantastic!

​@@oldaloneandfarfromhome Thanks, the river in Asunción could be Playa Pimentel. Just thinking out loud . . .

Donde mierda viste el parecido de Asunción, con una ciudad peruana? Asunción tiene mas arquitectura italiana y Perú española. Perú es polvoriendo y Paraguay es plano no desertico, no nos parecemos en nada a Perú.

The Chiclayo's "Palacio Municipal" was designed by Italian Arquitecture Giraldino. Next time do some homework.

Soy peruano. Conozco Chiclayo y no se parece absolutamente en nada a Asunción. A todas las ciudades de Perú les falta áreas verdes, porque sus alcaldes solo construyen “parques” llenos de cemento y mamarrachos de esculturas. Si uno quiere ver algo verde, tiene que salir de la ciudad.

There is plenty to love!

The city has some exceptionally beautiful parts!

I'm so glad that you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!

Thank you very much! I really enjoyed your city!

Mbejú dijo bien la verdad

Your neighborhood is very nice! Thank you for watching!

Бях там само за кратко, но хората бяха приятелски настроени и изглеждаха усърдни и щастливи. Благодарим ви за проявения интерес! Посетих България миналата година. Имам толкова мили спомени от София, Пловдив и Витоша.

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome 👍👍

I wish I had your list before I visited! I would have enjoyed going to try them!

That is so nice of you to say! Thank you for watching!

Cool! I really liked that complex! I've moved on now, but I thought Asunción was fantastic.

Thank you! Unfortunately, I didn't visit any other cities in Paraguay. I would have loved to visit some other places in the country!

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome sounds good. I plan on visiting in September. Do you think you'll go back?

There are probably a lot of other places that I would like to visit before returning. I would absolutely like to get back there someday, though!

Absolutely! Here is the listing. www.airbnb.com/rooms/48736655?source_impression_id=p3_1720993368_P3KTa5nkW71JSNcM

I am sorry, but I don't know what you mean by tourist guild.

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome I mean tour package for tourists to visit ...or you can suggest me what should I do I really have no idea what to do when I get there...

I see! There might be tour packages for visiting Paraguay, but I am not aware of them. I typically reserve an Airbnb and then explore on my own for the most part. On occasion, I will take a day trip with a tour company, but in Paraguay there weren't many of those offered. I'm sorry I can't be of more assistance.

Here is the listing for my Airbnb: www.airbnb.com/rooms/48736655?source_impression_id=p3_1723719661_P3qeeI5UcODqkLks I hope you have a great time in Asunción!

What am I thinking? I have seen the error in my ways and will vow to have a better beer/coffee balance going forward. (Except here in La Paz. Alcohol and high altitude dont mix too well at the beginning.)

Paraguay and Asuncion in particular are great beer-drinking places for sure, with all kinds of beer, including local and imported,

Thank you for the offer! I have moved on to Bolivia at this point.

I am from the United States. I lived in South Carolina for years prior to retiring, selling my house and hitting the road full-time.

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome Cool, I admire the United States a lot. I hope you enjoy Paraguay.

​​​​@@oldaloneandfarfromhomeWho page you travel, are you , this is to much many, i like to only i not have suficient many for travel in the World , i like you video , i Know nort carolina beford i live Charlotte an Rally good country , i'm living in Virginia , you have good satay in Paraguay, thanks very nice video

I was corrected by the folks at Chaca Tours. The neighborhood was once mostly indigenous, but the makeup has now changed. Thank you for your comment!

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome Chakarita was the growing soil of an spanish nobel man called Juan de Salazar y Espinoza, This land was left many years and many population move there, was created by spanish and after 1875 some natives occupied the place after the war and in war time was stolen and demaged by brazilians and argentinians soldiers

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome After all our troubles in spanish time, paraguayans left with some anger against Spain, so many people started to identify themselves as Mestizos or even indigenous, this and Dr.Francia's law to destroy spanish heritage made that paraguayan forgot their roots and real identity mostly Spanish, Buenos Aires started a plan after Paraguayan war to bring europeans into Argentina to help them to colonize the lands and kill and displace argentinian natives that were very aggresive, also paraguay recibe more spanish and germans and italians, so Argentina to make up their plan they started a campain against Paraguayan identity telling that here only lived indigenous and wild people, but this was a fake news that still distort paraguayan identity

In paraguay many people have the white fenotipe and less people the indigenous fenotipe, because the great war, paraguay lost 90 percent of his population, and that the reason paraguay have so many european decendants, mostly spanish and germans

@@marktor794BEFORE THE WAR ALSO PARAGUAYAN POPULATION HAD FEW MESTIZOS IS FAKE THAT HERE ALL WERE MESTIZOS, ARGENTINA CHANGED OUR HISTORY , HERE ALWAYS WHITE WERE MAJORITY, I'M SPANISH DESCENDANT BEFORE THE WAR