Buena Vista

Buena Vista, in southeastern Caazapá department, began as a settlement called "Mburika Potrero," a company dependent on the district of San Juan Nepomuceno; the first documented settlers date to the first decade of the 20th century, tied to the Duarte and Cuevas families' Mburika Potrero property. In 1916, Father Juan Guillermo Díaz renamed the settlement "Buena Vista" ("good view") and blessed a new oratory dedicated to San Vicente Ferrer. It was elevated to district status, separating from San Juan Nepomuceno, on June 23, 1955 by Decree Law No. 260. The district has a population of roughly 6,000.

By Plane

Nearest airport is Silvio Pettirossi International Airport (ASU), to the west.

By Train

No passenger rail.

By Car / Road

Buena Vista is reached by road south of Caazapá; road conditions may be poor.

The town center is small and walkable.

• San Vicente Ferrer oratory – The town's original public oratory, dating to its 1916 renaming.

• General Higinio Morínigo – Neighboring rural district.
• Caazapá – The departmental capital, to the north.
• Doctor Moisés Santiago Bertoni – Neighboring rural district.