San Blas Cathedral, located in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, near Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, is an important religious and cultural landmark of the region. Built in 1964, the cathedral is the city's matrix and the oldest, with more than 50 years of history. Its unique design symbolises the Ark of Noah, with a structure that resembles a ship, especially visible from the side, despite reforms in the front for enlarging. The interior is adorned with beautiful glass windows that enrich the visual experience. At the entrance, two sculptures of the Bible represent the Old and New Testaments. Renovated in 2015, the cathedral continues to be a spiritual and cultural meeting point, becoming an essential stop for those who visit Ciudad del Este.

The Monday Hopes in Presidente Franco, Paraguay, are the "Paraguayan Cataratas", offering a unique experience just a few kilometres from the border with Brazil. With three falls of about 40 metres, are in a municipal park and surrounded by the Maharishi Natural Reserve. The falls impress with a flow of 100 cubic metres per second, comparable to the Iguacu Falls. The infrastructure includes viewpoints, restaurants, activities such as rafting and rafting, as well as an lift to the base. The environment is enriched by the Atlantic Forest and diverse fauna, making the Monday Jumps a memorable experience in the Trinacional region.