BOLIVIA TRAVEL AND TOURS

LA PAZ Squares are invaded by hundreds of hungry doves while in the craft-markets you hear whispers in Quechua and Aymara. The valley resembles the moon and its streets are in a perpetual ascent that ends in sublime colonial churches. More Information of La Paz

SANTA CRUZ Sensual and festival. Warm, modern and agitated. That is Santa Cruz de la Sierra, the tropical paradise of Bolivia. More Information of Santa Cruz

COCHABAMBA Considered as main valley of Bolivia, Cochabamba is in a fertile and productive area at 2,500 m.a.s.l. The city, surrounded by cultivated fields and valuable pre-Inca remains, conserves its colonial semblance and the ways inherited from its Quechua and Aymara ancestors. More Information of Cochabamba

SUCRE Thanks to its colonial essence, its airs of freedom, its intellectual atmosphere, and the juvenile impulses of the students, its old houses, the remarkable castle of La Glorieta, the overwhelming beauty of its landscape and the cordiality of its people, the capital city of Bolivia will always be a temptation for the traveler. More Information of Sucre

POTOSI An imperial village splendid and ostentatious is blessed by a majestic mountain of which infinite tons of mineral are extracted. Parties and banquets filled the fine old houses, people beat their breasts in silent churches; only the miners where condemned to the labyrinths of dark tunnels. Stories, myths and legends, made the city of Potosi and from it came all the silver that opened the doors of modern times for the world. More Information of Potosi

TITICACA Source of life, myths and legends, the lake is in the highlands of Bolivia and Peru where it is a natural border between both countries. In the Bolivian area, the islands of El Sol, Suriki and Kalahuta, are rural but fascinating places, in which the remains of the old Andean cultures can still be seen. More Information of Titicaca

ORURO Oruro, with its 3,706 m.a.s.l., is not only the city of the carnival. This corner of the highland is the home of the miners who worship the Virgin of El Socavón and El Tío (The Uncle, the devil), who is the mythical owner of the wealth of the underground. It has a series of discreet charms that make it attractive and welcoming, in spite of the freezing cold weather. More Information of Oruro

UYUNI On the Altiplano's high plateaus at 3,660 meters above sea level, south of the La Paz, we will find the Uyuni Salt Pans, the largest in the world - a sea of salt, in a fantasy world of its own. It looks like an endless frozen over lake or a white expanse of desert, and is actually the evidence of a very ancient sea that existed here. More Information of Uyuni

NATURE IN BOLIVIA:

Amboro National Park

Biological Station of Beni

Carrasco National Park

Noel Kempff Mercado National Park

Sajama National Park

Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna Reserve

Ulla Ulla National Reserve

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BOLIVIA TRAVEL AND TOURS