For everyone who ever imagined being part of the expeditions of Colossi of the Earth, now it will be possible thanks to a alliance between the National Secretariat of Tourism (Senatur) and A Todo Pulmónwhich jointly launch a unique tour that combines local tourism with the experience of knowing the largest trees in Paraguay, belonging to the Colossus of the Earth contest.
The inaugural tour will take place in the south of the country and will have interesting attractions on the agenda such as: the Selecta Mate Bar, the Jesuit Ruins and its 3D mapping, chipa apo in the national capital of chipa: Coronel Bogado and the experience of meeting three giant trees located in Bella Vista and Artigas.
“We joined with Senatur with the aim of seeking to install capacities in the communities and generate an economic income for the families that protect the Colossi, promoting and generating added value to the tourist places in the area and awakening interest in the care of our environmental heritage”, commented Osvaldo Turlan, director of A Todo Pulmon.
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For her part, the Minister of the Senatur, Sofía Montiel highlighted that today is a historic day for the realization of this alliance with A Todo Pulmón, for its trajectory and all the work it does encouraging people to protect our forests. “We want to make this ambitious project sustainable, linking it to green and nature tourism,” she assured.
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The Route of the Colossus is a unique opportunity to connect with nature and all the senses, through the history, culture and natural beauty that our country offers. Therefore, travelers are invited to be part of this great experience, which promotes sustainable tourism and the preservation of the environment. This promotional trip has the support of Senatur, Selecta, Mate Bar, Chipa Tia, Hotel Encanto Rural and Petrobras. For more information you can visit the page:
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