Atyra Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Atyra

If the Chrissie money you got from Mum and Dad is burning a hole in your wallet, why not spend it on a break in Atyra? We swear — it'll be the gift that keeps on giving!

It's located 45 kilometres east of Asuncion, the nation's capital.

Find some time for discovering Mother Nature's handiwork at Lambare Hill. This pleasant natural attraction is just 50 kilometres away from Atyra.

There's even more just down the road. Altos, 8 kilometres to the west, is known for Church of Altos and Virgin of Mirador. Though, if the Museum of South American Football and Virgen del Rosario Sanctuary are more your thing, go 30 kilometres west from Atyra to Luque.

Do a bit of shopping and see what's on offer in Fernando De La Mora. This place is 40 kilometres away and close to the Universidad Nacional de Asuncion, Mariscal Lopez Shopping Center and Guido Boggiani Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum. That being said, you shouldn't forget about Pinedo Shopping and Villa Morra Shopping Center either.

There is no better way to get to know a place than to literally take a bite out of it! You're invited to discover Cordillera by dining on some of its top food and drink.

If you're browsing a menu, there's a strong chance you'll see dishes with corn or milk. They're two ingredients regularly used in the cuisine here.

Ask a local what to eat in Atyra and sopa paraguaya (soup) will likely be among the first things they point you to. Soo-yosopy (soup) is another typical regional food you should try.

Dinner isn't complete without dessert, so quit counting calories for a while and tuck into one of the most well-known after-dinner treats, sopa paraguaya (moist cake).

You'll be travelling all that way to the Cordillera region, so why not put in the extra effort to learn a few expressions in the local tongue? Trust us, it'll make your whole trip all the sweeter. First of all, try to get your mouth around '¡Hola!'. It translates to 'hello'. Another one to add to the memory bank is '¡Feliz cumpleaños!', meaning 'happy birthday'.

If you're planning on going to Atyra in May, you'll want to be here around the 14th for Independence Day. There's always a buzz of excitement in the air on this national day of celebration.

With just a little of your travel allowance remaining in your pocket and some awesome memories that will last your whole life, say one last "Hasta la vista" to Atyra.

Silvio Pettirossi International Airport (ASU), the nearest airport, is approximately 35 kilometres to the west from the middle of Atyra. Map out a route, pack your bags and set your alarm — and make sure you don't hit the snooze button too many times!