Walking Asunción, Paraguay: Exploring Top Attractions & Enjoying The Friendly People!!!
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2023
- Explore the heart of Asunción, Paraguay with me in this exciting travel vlog! 🌆 Join me on a captivating walking tour through the La Catedral neighborhood, where we'll discover hidden gems, vibrant markets, and the city's historical Panteón de los Héroes.
Sip on the finest Paraguayan coffee as we stroll through the bustling streets, immersing ourselves in the local culture and flavors. Our journey also takes us to the magnificent Palacio de los López, a true architectural marvel.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a coffee connoisseur, or simply seeking adventure, this travel vlog has it all. Don't miss the chance to experience the magic of Asunción through my lens!
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Music: Imaginations by Sum Wave
We are here in Asuncion since 2022. It is good place to be. Recommendation !
We visited 28 countries, but Paraguayans are the most friendly people we ever met.
Thanks for visiting us
I'm a paraguayan born and raised in Connecticut in America since 2023 I've been visiting Paraguay and I love it and also 200 plus of my cousins live there
A beautiful country, I can’t wait to go back one day and explore more!
Asuncionico in March it's like a festival with concerts and stuff
Thanks for visiting my country!
I am from Iraq, I live in the capital, Baghdad, and on social media, I met honest, friendly, beautiful, and respectful girls. I got to know this country because of her and discovered that they are the happiest people in the world because they are kind. Also, the invitation will be completed and I will come to live in this beautiful country. My friend Maria, I love you very much.
Hello!!!!! Thank you for watching and what a beautiful story. Maria sounds amazing, and I agree, they are some of the friendliest people I've met on my travels.
It’s always hot there. No thanks.
Good for you @husseinribal8948 best girls in the world are from there. Good luck to you. Don’t forget to meet the family first and make good impressions 💐let us know how it went and if you are getting 💍
Congratulations !
Isla de Francia! I volunteered there like 4 years ago when the crazy french owner Joel was still alive. Great content.
Haha crazy!!! Thanks dude.. Small world, and it hasn't changed much it sounds like! Lol
how do you like Asuncion compared to buenos aires? Safer, cheaper?@@thestumblingnomad
This is so funny, i was chilling watching videos of my country and suddenly you said you were going to the plaza uruguaya and i just said out loud "what if my boyfriend is there with ou dog" and in the next second he was there 😮💨😭🤣 it was so funny i couldn't breathe for a few minutes hahaha. The guy at 6:51 :) really fun video i enjoyed it a lot.
Wow, no way, this is really cool!!! Tell him hi for me and thanks for the cool slow mo shot. 😆 Thanks so much for watching the video, I really enjoyed my time in Paraguay!!! 🤙😊🙏🏻
@@thestumblingnomad haha yeah truly an amazing coincidence 😄 glad you enjoyed my country, i hope you get to see more of it next time!
My mom used to have that boombox when I was younger. 😅 Paraguay looks like a nice little quaint country. I’m personally really curious about it because despite being Latina (from the states)… idk much about it other than Asunción being their capital and Guarani. I’ve never met a Paraguayan over here and I can’t name anyone from Paraguay. I’m sure they have a great culture and all, but it’s not really out there!
It’s a beautiful place to visit if you have time. I had nothing but great experiences, and it’s less traveled, so it’s not crowded with tourists. I’d like to go back some day and explore the Paraguayan jungle and see more of the landscape.
You have not met a Paraguayan because 90% of the male population was killed (it was a genocide) during the triple alliance war - brazils dirty little secret- This put Paraguay hundreds of years behind, but despite all of that, Paraguay has the happiest/friendliest people. Most Paraguayan immigrants are in New York/New Jersey and Spain! The first migrants came in the late 70s-early 80s to Queens, NY (sunnyside) and it’s grown ever since.
@@miaxx214 That’s interesting! I guess it makes sense that if they would be somewhere in the US, it’d be NY or maybe Miami. Where in Jersey? Most of my family lives there. Are they like in Paterson or North Jersey?
@@earthandwind820 Bernardsville in Somerset County, NJ and yes, there’s some in Miami too.
@@miaxx214 🤯 didn’t expect it to be there in Jersey! Wow!
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I looked this up because I seen the guy from the movie alpha dog Johnny Truelove was living there when he was caught by the FBI after 5yrs on the run
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If I'm ever on the run I know not to hide there
Asunción is growing fast. And I am convinced Paraguay has the best territorial tax residency in the world right now. Contact us to obtain it...
So what’s up? Is this a happening place or what? Do I need to check it out?
It has a great nightlife and friendly people. You only need a few days to explore the city, but it's a great place to see if your traveling from Iguazu Falls to Bolivia. I enjoyed my time there
@@thestumblingnomad Good place to live?
@@tubbyrainbow111 I’ve never lived there, so I couldn’t say. Only spent a 4-5 days there, but the Recoleta area was really nice
nope it brutal
@@shlomovenezia101 Why?
This looks like many African countries!
Never been to Africa, but hope to see it soon.