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Son Yanıt by Laurys Dyva Mart 9 '19 |
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La Santisima Trinidad de Paraná and Ruinas Jesuiticas de Jesús de Tavarangué
The gnarled ruins of Jesuit colonies built by missionaries in the 17th century are perhaps Paraguay’s most visited spots. These two UNESCO World Heritage sites in Encarnación reveal the scope of the Jesuits’ mission to assi ... Devamı >>>>
Encarnación
Affectionately known as “the pearl of the south,” Encarnación is Paraguay’s prettiest city. Locals flock to its fabulous waterfront, graced with a pleasant beach and flanked with cheap and cheerful bars and restaurants. Shopaholics will be in their element here, as (aside from its less a ... Devamı >>>>
Iguazú Falls
Technically straddling the border between Brazil and Argentina, the unmissable Iguazú Falls are just a hop away from Ciudad del Este on Paraguay’s eastern edge. Among the greatest falls in the world, there are 250 chaotic cascades and a myriad of epic, jungle-like pathways on the Argent ... Devamı >>>>
En: The first Spaniards reached this territory in early 16th century as part of colonial expeditions that created the global Spanish Empire. They were predominantly young men, as almost no European women participated in these expeditions. They intermarried with native women, resulting in a largely mixed (mestizo) and Creole population. Their children spoke the languages of their indigenous mothers but were raised in the Catholic Spanish culture.
TR: Denize kıyısı olmayan Paraguay, güneyi ile güneybatısında Arjantin, kuzeyi ile kuzeydoğusunda Brezilya, kuzeybatısında ise, Bolivya ile çevrelenmiştir.
Paraguay adı, Guarani dilindeki "para" (bu yaka) ile "guay" (ırmak) sözcüklerinin birleşiminden gelir. Her ne kadar Guarani'ler "Paraguay" adını, bugünkü başkent Asuncion için kullanmışlarsa da, bölgeyi ele geçiren İspanyollar, bu adı bütün bölgeyi tanımlamak için kullanmışlardır.