Limpio

About

Bordered by three rivers and fertile valleys, the town of Limpio has continued to be an important hub for agriculture and trade throughout its long history. It is rumored to be one of the oldest towns in the country with varying accounts dating back to the 1500s. It continues to be shaped by trade while still maintaining its small-town feel and rich traditions. Taking center stage is Limpio strong arts community with traditional craftsmanship. Should you pass through Limpio, try a traditional Karanda’y Hat on for size or give basket weaving a shot. Check out the unique El Peñón - a castle of sorts on the Paraguay River. Afterward, wander around the grounds of San José Church that boasts the first ecological sanctuary in Paraguay.