San Ignacio Guazú is a village in Paraguay. Its main attraction are the buildings once built for the Jesuit Mission but still in use today.
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It's a not too big a museum but the very competent explanations by the attendant make it well worth seeing it.
Best in town. Inside walls and ceiling have hand-painted decor since the restaurant is owned by the family of artist Koki Ruiz, who is from San Ignacio.
Take any "commun" bus from Asunción to Encarnación (or vice versa) and tell the driver to get out for the city centre or main plaza.
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Encarnación · International · ENO
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