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Description
Amambay is a department located in the northeast of Paraguay. It is bordered by Brazil to the east and the north. The region is known for its lush landscapes, comprising forests and hills that are part of the Atlantic Forest biome, rich in biodiversity.
The capital of the department is Pedro Juan Caballero, a city that serves as a significant trade hub due to its location near the Brazilian border. The economy of Amambay is primarily based on agriculture, livestock, and commerce, with a growing influence from cross-border trade.
Amambay also boasts a cultural heritage influenced by indigenous groups and immigrants from various countries. The department offers various recreational activities, including ecotourism, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty and vibrant local culture.
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Curiosities
Geography of Amambay: Amambay is located in northeastern Paraguay, bordering Brazil. The region is known for its diverse landscapes, including hills, valleys, and forests, making it a unique area within the country.
Cultural Heritage: The Amambay Department is rich in cultural heritage, influenced by both Indigenous Guarani communities and Spanish colonization, showcasing a blend of traditions, languages, and culinary practices.
Wildlife Diversity: The region is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including unique species of birds and mammals. The Amambay Forest is particularly noted for its biodiversity, attracting researchers and ecotourists.
Border Trade: Amambay has a significant role in border trade with Brazil, particularly in the city of Pedro Juan Caballero. This commerce contributes to the local economy and influences cultural exchanges between the two countries.
Natural Attractions: Amambay boasts several natural attractions, including waterfalls and natural parks. These sites are popular for eco-tourism, attracting visitors who enjoy hiking, birdwatching, and exploring nature.
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