Mural de la Correntinidad

Stretching 325 meters along Paseo Arazaty, [this panoramic mural](https://visitcorrientes.tur.ar/en/quehacer/muralcorrentinidad/) was once considered the longest in Latin America. Artists painted it in 1996–1997, and restoration has kept its visual encyclopedia of Corrientes legible: native flora and fauna, Guaraní mythological beings, religious symbols, liberating figures such as Andrés Guacurarí Artigas, José Artigas, José de San Martín, and Manuel Belgrano, plus carnival, chamamé, and a tribute to the women of Corrientes. The mural works like a riverside procession of regional identity, where history, folklore, and everyday pride are compressed into one long civic façade.

Corrientes, Corrientes, Argentina