What are the most spectacular roads in Paraguay?
Located in the heart of South America, Paraguay is divided into the Eastern Region and the Western Region. Being a mostly flat country, with no big mountains, it hosts some of the longest straight roads in the world, especially in the departments of Alto Paraguay and Boquerón, on the north-western area of the country.
The country is home to Trans-Chaco Highway, one of the most iconic roads in South America. Also referred to as Ruta Nacional 9, Ruta PY09, or Ruta Nacional Número 9 "Dr. Carlos Antonio López", it is one of South America's most renowned roads. With an easy geography, the country has also parts of the world-famous Pan-American Highway, the longest road in the world. It’s a network of roads covering almost 30,000 kilometres (19,000 mi) from North America to South America. It’s said to be the longest road on Earth.
Trans-Chaco Highway is one of the most iconic roads of South America
Trans-Chaco Highway, also known as Ruta Nacional 9, Ruta PY09, or Ruta Nacional Número 9 "Dr. Carlos Antonio López," is a significant road in South America.
Where are the longest straight roads of Paraguay?
The departments of Alto Paraguay and Boquerón, on the north-western area of Paraguay, comprise some of the longest straight roads in the world.
Crossing the defiant Pirapo River Bridge
Pirapo Biver Bridge is a wooden bridge located in the Caazapá department of Paraguay. It’s one of the most spectacular bridges in the world.
Crossing the wooden Monday River Bridge
The Monday River Bridge is a wooden bridge located in Southern Paraguay. It’s one of the most spectacular bridges in the world.
Pan-American Highway, the longest road in the world
The challenging Pan-American Highway is one of the biggest adventures in the world. It’s a network of roads covering almost 30,000 kilometres (19,000 mi) from North America to South America. It’s said to be the longest road on Earth.