Is it safe to travel to Paraguay?

Tourists should be aware of some health risks in Paraguay. Malaria is not the main problem in this city, but you should bring enough mosquito repellent to keep mosquitoes away when you walk in the jungle. Drugs to prevent hepatitis and injuries are also a good choice for you to go to a strange world. Hepatitis B and D are endemic in Paraguay, while hepatitis A is a common disease. In recent years, dengue fever has also appeared all over the country.

* The main health problem that tourists may encounter is stomach diseases caused by microorganisms exposed to foreign food. Although tap water is safe to drink in Asunció n, the word "safe" is only relative, and it may damage your stomach. Outside the capital, you should only drink bottled water. The food in the restaurant should be ok, but * check whether the street food you bought is completely cooked;

If you get sick, Paraguay's hospitals and clinics will not meet international standards. For minor injuries or diseases, it should be no problem to seek treatment in Asunció n, but for any serious diseases, it is recommended that you return to your own country. Doctors in Paraguay may speak some English, but there is no guarantee. Tourists should ensure that they have comprehensive medical travel insurance before departure;

Like other South American countries, Paraguay has a low crime rate against tourists, and Asunció n is actually one of the safest capital cities in the world. But in the fringe of all cities, you should pay attention to the surrounding environment and your valuables. In addition, carry the bag and camera on your shoulders to prevent it from being easily stolen;

* Paraguay * The danger zone is the area bordering Argentina and Brazil in the east. In recent years, extreme activities and violence have increased significantly, such as the city of Este, where the government cannot control the situation, and many towns generally feel this way. This is rarely a problem if you stick to big scenic spots, such as Iguazu Falls, but don't risk civilization too far in this respect;

Small crimes such as pickpockets and bag thieves also occur from time to time. Please take good care of your belongings. Thieves usually choose to attack the weak in crowded places, especially when taking public transport or at tourist attractions. * It is very important to be vigilant and always pay attention to the surrounding environment and suspicious people;

* Paraguayans dress conservatively. When you go to church, you should pay special attention to what you should wear. True friendship is under conservatism, so don't hesitate to ask for directions or talk to Paraguayans.

Asunció n is actually one of the safest capital cities in the world.

Compared with neighboring countries, Paraguay has a better tourism environment, and its security is relative, but there is no absolute security. As long as you take good personal protection and don't go to dangerous places, you will be fine and have a good travel experience.