During those very hot Paraguay summers (from December to March), using the air-con will not break the bank. Electricity is affordable in Paraguay as the country generates more than enough of its own hydro-power.

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

Paraguay is one of the largest producers of hydroelectric energy in the world. Electricity is very inexpensive, by Western standards.

@Anomalyy666

8 күн бұрын

​@NomadElite what's the average temp?

It's brutal the heat even at 10 pm it's still sweltering. It's dangerously hot if your car breaks down you can heat stroke waiting for help. Carry a gallon of water always.

I love the fact that the roads are made of stones. This make Asuncion even more calm and charming. The cars are forced to reduce the speed. Basic only the main roads here are paved. And I hope stays like that for a long time.

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

Someone pointed that out a few months ago and I was surprised by the real reason behind the stone roads. Because it is a solid base, they aren't using cheap material. It does make sense!

What is the situation with crime, drugs and gangs, ty

@LikeAGentlemanPlease

10 күн бұрын

He can’t talk about that because of the algorithm. People on KZread have to be positive and can’t talk about realist facts.

That's the first time I've heard about the sweltering heat. Thanks for the heads-up.

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

You're welcome.

Air Conditioning is probably one of the best/successful businesses in this country.

@Useless_Knowledge07

22 күн бұрын

Especially an English speaking?

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

How are you doing?

@Useless_Knowledge07

21 күн бұрын

@@NomadElite I am doing good. How are you doing? Is there any chance that when you share about other countries you can share about the cost or possibility of bringing the tangible assets that are in hand like precious metals, which apparently is a hot market that many around the world are personally purchasing? Another would be transferring past certified credentials. I have be friended some certified journeyman from countries like China in the past few decades that had simular journeyman certifications to mine. I just think this info stated above would be of a lot more interest when transitioning/contributing to another country.

Why gringos think other countries should speak english, hilarious!!!

@cristinawilligs

22 күн бұрын

i do speak English in Paraguay

@bonzaibush4391

21 күн бұрын

Deberias decir "algunos gringos", no son todos asi

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

We don't have to speak perfect Spanish, but we should make an effort for sure.

I’ve lived in Houston and so I know I can handle the heat but it’s not my preference. Good to know. Winters in a Houston are great though. 🤣

@cristinawilligs

22 күн бұрын

As a Paraguayan, i love Winters, and i wish it snow, in compensation for all the heat we suffer

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

Right on

So you are saying spent the northern hemisphere winter outside of Paraguay, maybe in a cooler spot in Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Uruguay, Colombia, Panama, or the Dominican Republic or maybe even someplace in the Mediterrean like Albania, Montenegro, Cyprus, Malta or Spain being a bit cooler. Maybe take your long vacation in the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, then, and spend the northern hemisphere summer in Paraguay when it is cooler, but still warm.

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

Argentina would be ideal, with so many climates to choose from!

Se habla español en el campo tambien?

The weather sounds similar to south Florida.

@cristinawilligs

22 күн бұрын

it is not like south Florida, believe me

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

The heat feels different in every place I've been. There are so many factors that play a role, including but not limited to humidity, proximity to the ocean, elevation air pollution, etc. Each place feels different.

@mwaynerowe4782

19 күн бұрын

I've lived many years in South Florida and Paraguay is an oven in comparison.

3:05 NO problemo for a KAMAZ full-spec Dakar. A/C mobile love nest. Answers all the questions on this video.🤣

1. The roads so far are my biggest gripe about Paraguay. I've seen some that are juat straight dirtroads on the side streets. The brick roads were the next best thing. Lol. 2. The women there are beautiful. I like that, though. I've noticed that if i do have an issue with a Paraguayan woman, they're usually on some they are on some "pay for my onlyfans or give me money type of vibe". I leave them alone. 3. One con/saving grace is that Paraguay is not as easy to get to. You would easily need to have a layover and, at a minimum, need to fly for 10 hours.

5:05 Please accept my apologies, dear competitors, at this point debo confesar mis rudimentarios conocimientos de la lengua de Cervantes.

I heard of (and seen) beautiful Argentinian, Colombian and Venezuelan women, but not Paraguayan

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

It's time to explore new waters!

I don't think hot women is really a con. For the heat and the road you'll just have to... Heat the Road Jack😂

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

haha 😂

4:24 😳Horrors, no!!😳 Yours truly can't stand audiovisual aggression such as ghastly parades during daylight and night venues featuring satanic noise. While in Paraguay one requires a string of gorgeous babes and bossa nova / guarania background.

No my wife says not for us.😅 reason #5

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

😂 What are your favorite countries?

Does the average Paraguayan have A/C in their house?

@martinotazu7165

22 күн бұрын

Absolutamente sí, y hasta los más pobres porque en verano es prácticamente imposible dormir sin aire acondicionado, especialmente en las ciudades. En el campo suele ser un poco más fresco en las noches. Se puede comprar uno desde 350 U$ aproximadamente y hay tiendas que te lo venden en cómodas cuotas de hasta 18 o 24 meses.

@ethandouro4334

22 күн бұрын

Yes

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

You bet! You wouldn't make it without AC during the summer.

"Come for the beautiful women" = "Plz buy my product guys!"

Stinking heat, shitty infrastructure, goat tracks for roads and corruption is rampant. Why are you there Gerry. 😆

@NomadElite

21 күн бұрын

It's not so bad!

Paraguay sounds like a wonderful country to ignore for foreigners choosing a place to retire.

HOT LIKE PHOENIX!

@boink800

22 күн бұрын

Phoenix is not humid. It's more like very humid Texas.