Limpio, District in Central Department, Paraguay
Limpio is a district in Central Department, located about 14 kilometers from Asunción. It encompasses several neighborhoods such as Villa Jardín, Anahí, and Santa Mónica, which are connected by Route 3 to the capital and surrounding areas.
The district was founded on February 1, 1785, by Friar Luis de Bolaños and was originally named San José de los Campos Limpios de Tapúa. The name comes from the clean fields of the area and reflects its early agricultural character.
People in Limpio continue to practice traditional crafts, especially basket weaving and hat making with karanday palm leaves. These handmade items remain important to the local economy and identity.
The district is easily accessible from Asunción via Route 3, making it convenient for day trips. Take time to explore the different neighborhoods as they are spread across the connected areas.
El Peñón, a rocky outcrop along the Paraguay River, is often overlooked by visitors despite being a notable natural landmark. The site offers views of the terrain that defines the area's geography.
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