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BOLIVIA: BIRDWATCHING JOURNEYS THROUGH MYTH, NATURE, AND WILD BEAUTY Some journeys don’t begin with a destination but with a calling — a pull toward places where nature still writes its own stories. Bolivia is one of those rare places. To travel here is to enter a living world shaped by extremes, where the Andes lean […]

Bolivia, a land steeped in ancestral traditions and spiritual wisdom, offers a profound lens through which to explore humanity’s eternal questions about life, death, and the afterlife. All Saints’ Day (Día de Todos Santos),

Whether you’re traveling with young children or teenagers, Bolivia has something to offer every family. The authentic experiences and stunning natural beauty make Bolivia a must-visit destination for your next family adventure.

Bolivia, a land of diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage, offers a treasure trove of culinary experiences. This South American gem is becoming an increasingly popular destination for food enthusiasts, thanks to its unique geography and vibrant cuisine.

One of the best times to experience Bolivia’s incredible diversity and culture is during carnival season.

The 300 year old churches are wonderfully preserved and completely unique, combining prominent elements of Western architecture with local materials and craftsmanship. Most resemble large houses and are built entirely of wood.

How will you recognize a cholita? Cholitas are easy to recognize! They wear a very distinctive traditional dress composed of brilliantly-colored layered skirts (polera), which usually reach to the ankles (a cholitas’ ankles are considered to be a very beautiful physical asset!).

As the first rays of sunshine pierce the jungle canopy in the Madidi National Park you are roused from your slumbers by the strident call of the brilliantly plumaged macaws as they join the dawn chorus of birds and monkeys, celebrating the start of another day in the majestic Bolivian rainforest.

Salar de Uyuni (the Salt Flats of Uyuni) was formed thousands of years ago when two enormous salt-water lakes dried up to form the largest, highest (nearly 12,000 feet above sea level) and flattest salt deposit in the world.

As proud Bolivians who wish to share our beautiful culture and outstanding natural beauty with you, we want to dispel some of the old stigmas that no longer fit this modern country as it continues to advance into the new millennium.