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Encarnacion Paraguay is located in the land of Paraguay, at a distance of three hundred and seventy two kilometers from the capital city of Asuncion. Encarnacion Paraguay is placed adjacent to the river of Parana and faces the famous city of Posadasin in Argentina. The people residing in the region of Encarnacion in Paraguay are no indigenous people but are a mix of the Ukranians, Polish, Japanese, Germans and the Koreans. The inhabitants of Encarnacion Paraguay mostly remain engaged in either agriculture or commerce.
Encarnacion Paraguay is mostly famous for its summer festivals and carnivals as well as for the sport-fishing. The nearby tourist attraction includes the region enveloping the Yavcyreta Dam which is also the point of departure towards the ruins of the majestic Jesuit Missions of Paraguay. These ruins have already been declared as belonging to the International Heritage group, by the United Nations. The ruins are remarkable examples of the technical craftsmanship of the natives of Paraguay.
The city of Encarnacion of Paraguay is located at an altitude of fifty two meters, which is approximately equal to one hundred and seventy three feet, above the sea level. The latitude and the longitude of the region of Encarnacion at Paraguay are equal to 27º 19' 60 S and 55º 53' 60 W, respectively.
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