Oversized Slingshot – Ecological Complex of the Tree Museum

The slingshot in the ecological complex of the Tree Museum (Museo del Arbol Nueva Alborada) in Paraguay is a fascinating wooden sculpture that highlights the cultural significance of the slingshot (here called “Tacuara”) in the history of Paraguay’s indigenous peoples. This sculpture is part of the museum and depicts a traditional tool used by the Guaraní Indians and other indigenous communities in the region. It symbolizes the connection between indigenous culture and nature and is an important cultural heritage in Paraguay.

The entrance fee to the ecological complex of the Tree Museum is around 20.000 – 30.000 ₲. All attractions can be used for around 75.000 ₲.

Note: The opening times may vary on Sundays and public holidays, as well as during the winter.