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Cerro Quiindy (Cerro Mbopi)

Hill

A mound of about 331 m, 7 km east of Quiindy, reached by a dirt road from Route 1.

109 km≈ 1 h 45 from Asunción
2 hoursDuration

What it is

Cerro Quiindy, also known as Cerro Mbopi, is about 7 km east of the centre of Quiindy, in Paraguarí department, and reaches about 331 metres above sea level. It is reached from Route 1 Mariscal López by a dirt road that connects with Ybycuí, south of the urban area. The available information on its flora, fauna or legends is minimal; it is a destination for those looking for little-visited hills and open views.

What to see and do

  • Open views over the Paraguarí landscape
  • A little-visited hill

Did you know…?

It is also known as Cerro Mbopi.

History

Quiindy is known as the capital of the ball, for its handcrafted ball stitching.

Tips

  • The road is dirt: avoid it after heavy rain.
  • Combine it with the Barrio de las Pelotas in Quiindy and Ybycuí National Park.

Check opening hours before you go.

Best time: Dry months.

Activities

Festivals and events here

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Verified · sep 2026

Researched and reviewed in September 2026 with 3 sources. A second reviewer checked dates, coordinates and lodging. Hours and prices may change.

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