Kaa-Iya is a term from Guarani mythology which means "mountain owners", or a place where riches are found, … See more

• Area: 3,441,115 hectares (34,411.15 km )
• Altitude: between 100 and 839 meters above sea level.
• Rainfall: 1,400 to 400 mm annually.… See more

It is principally known for containing the largest tropical wooded area in the world. It also contains an incredible range of animal species, most notably the last remaining large felidae and more than 100 other distinct spe… See more

880 species of vascular plants and 28 species of spore plants (plants without flowers) have been registered in the National Park, as well as an estimated 1500 species of higher plants. Some examples … See more

The fauna present in the area is representative of the Chaqueña plains region, with 350 registered species, 89 species of snakes, 301 species of birds, 65 species of small mammals and 59 species of large ma… See more