Mburucuyá is a town in Corrientes Province, in northeastern Argentina. It serves as the capital of Mburucuyá Department.
The town is located in the northern part of Corrientes Province, a region bordering the Paraná River and characterized by wetlands, grasslands, and subtropical vegetation. Its role as departmental capital makes it the administrative center for the surrounding area.
Mburucuyá is best known for the nearby Mburucuyá National Park, which lies close to the town and protects a mix of gallery forest, palm groves, and marshland typical of the Iberá wetlands region. The town's name derives from the Guaraní word for the passion fruit plant.