Photo of the Week: Trinidad Ruins, Paraguay

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Where in the world can you have a UNESCO World Heritage site all to yourselves? Paraguay! We visited these beautiful ruins of the Jesuit settlement at Trinidad set amongst peaceful countryside and were the only visitors.

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10 Comments

  1. AdventureRob says:

    Looks lovely!
    .-= AdventureRob´s last blog ..Travel Story: My Date With An Australian Girl =-.

  2. Josie says:

    I was there in 2005 and also had the place all to myself. A local girl gave me a marvelous tour. Surreal, isn’t it?

    • Erin says:

      It is crazy, but lots of fun. It looks like they are developing it for tourism now (with a new visitor centre) but I’m still not sure the visitors are going to come. Glad you enjoyed it too.

  3. Earl says:

    There’s definitely not many places where that will happen. I love stumbling upon beautiful places that few people know about or visit!
    .-= Earl´s last blog ..Do I Need A Floating Camera Strap? =-.

    • Erin says:

      It definitely is one of the highlights of travelling. The thing about this place is that it’s only 5 hours from Iguazu Falls where so many people visit.

  4. Sofia says:

    Stunning! Was the picture taken in the afternoon? The ruins have an amazing red color!
    .-= Sofia´s last blog ..How To Travel The World With No Check-In Luggage =-.

  5. Andi says:

    Wow, what a rare treat!!! Now I want to go to Paraguay!
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