With an elevation of 842 meters, Cerro Tres Kand or Cerro Peró is Paraguay's highest peak (2,762 ft). It is situated in the Ybytyruz hill range in the municipality of General Eugenio Garay, Guairá Department. This hill was significant to the Paraguayan Armed Forces because it served as a key site for the army's radio-link or repeater. On this hill, the national electrical company (ANDE) had also installed a radio communication repeater. These installations are now decommissioned.

Cerro Peró features a diverse biodiversity and a vast forest cover that extends all the way to the summit. Migratory birds and a variety of huge creatures can be found in the forest. From the summit of Peró, you can see most of the Chaco region, including the adjacent cities and villages. Long journeys to the mountain's base are the only way to reach it. In Paraguay, Cerro Peró is a significant geographical landmark as well as a popular tourist destination.

Elevation: 842 m

Location: General Garay, Guairá Department, Paraguay

Parent range: Ybytyruzú

Cerro Leon is a hilly zone of the Alto Paraguay department, in the mountainous region of northwestern Paraguay. It is around 40 kilometers in diameter and is located within the Defensores del Chaco national park. With a height of 2,001 feet above sea level, Cerra Leon is Paraguay's second-highest peak.

The Cerro Leon's flora includes palo santo low forest, prickly bushes, and cactus species. The wildlife present in Leon's mountainous region consists primarily of cats such as tirikas and pumas, as well as a variety of monkey species. Visitors to the national park are also encouraged to explore the mountain, which is well-known for trekking and climbing.

Elevation: 614 m

Location: Paraguay

At an elevation of 1,308 feet above sea level, Cerro Nu Cany is one of the highest mountains in Paraguay. The mountain is found in Paraguay's Department of Caazap. The tallest mountain in the Itapua is Cerro Nu Cany. The mountain features a 45-kilometer-long flat peak that can be used as a light-plane landing strip. On this peak, there has never been a first ascent.

Nu Cany, on the other hand, is a popular trekking and mountaineering destination in Paraguay. There are only a handful of known flora on the mountain. The mountain, however, is dominated by shrubs and cactus species. Monkeys suited to mountain circumstances and a few cat species are among the wildlife species found at Nu Cany.