Tavarangüe

Tavarangüe is a town and municipality in Paraguay. It is situated in the eastern region of the country and is part of the network of rural communities that rely on agriculture and livestock. The landscape is characterized by flat to gently rolling fields and a subtropical climate, with vegetation typical of the region.

The economy of Tavarangüe is primarily based on agriculture and cattle ranching. Farmers cultivate crops such as maize, soybeans, barley, beans, and fruit trees, while small-scale trade and services support the local population. The municipality also hosts local markets and fairs that connect producers with neighboring towns.

The population is predominantly rural and mixed-heritage, with everyday life shaped by Guaraní and Spanish language use. The cultural calendar includes Catholic religious observances and regional festivals. Education is provided through primary and secondary schools, with basic health care services available in the municipal center. Local governance is headed by an elected mayor (alcalde) and a municipal council, responsible for basic services and local development plans.

Accessibility is mainly via regional roads linking to larger urban centers. The municipality cooperates with departmental and national authorities on infrastructure, water supply, and sanitation projects.

See also: List of municipalities of Paraguay.