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Dish · Coronel Bogado
Chipa
Small bread made from cassava starch with cheese, egg and fat, baked in a ring or ball shape. It is Paraguay’s national food, and Coronel Bogado holds the official title of National Capital of the Chipa.
Itapúa · Paraguay
Coronel Bogado
In the destination Encarnación and the Jesuit Missions.
In the photo: Old railway station of Coronel Bogado, today Estación Cultural Ka'i Puente.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Coronel Bogado.
City in the south of Itapúa, on the PY01, about 45 km from Encarnación. It is known in Paraguay as the chipa capital: chiperías line the urban stretch of the highway, and the town’s reputation began with the railway that linked Asunción to Encarnación. The old train station became a cultural space. About 20 km away is the Jesuit mission of San Cosme y Damián, with the church still in use and the Buenaventura Suárez astronomy center.
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Cultural center
Ka'i Puente Cultural Station
Building of the old Coronel Bogado railway station, on the line that linked Asunción to Encarnación, transformed into a cultural space mixing art and local history.
Historic site
Jesuit Mission of San Cosme and San Damián
Old Jesuit reduction founded in 1632 on the banks of the Paraná River, where Father Buenaventura Suárez set up an observatory in the 18th century. The church remains in use and the astronomy center explains his work.