Tarija City
Often referred to as the ‘City of Flowers’, Tarija boasts beautiful parks and gardens, colonial architecture, and vibrant cultural life. The central plaza, Plaza Luis de Fuentes, is a focal point for social gatherings and offers a glimpse into the city’s daily life and festivities. Visitors can enjoy the local culinary scene, particularly traditional dishes paired with regional wines, in various restaurants around the city.

Valle de la Concepción
Just a short drive from Tarija City, this valley is the epicenter of Bolivia’s burgeoning wine industry. Visitors can explore family-owned vineyards and large-scale wineries that offer tours and tastings. The area is renowned for its high-quality wines, particularly the aromatic and complex Tannat. The scenic beauty of the valley, with its serene landscapes and rows of vines against a backdrop of distant mountains, makes for a memorable day trip.

Valle de los Cóndores
An adventurer’s paradise, this valley offers dramatic cliff faces and high altitudes that are perfect for rock climbing and hiking. The valley is named for the Andean condors that can often be seen soaring overhead, providing a unique wildlife watching opportunity. The area’s rugged terrain and remote location appeal to those looking for off-the-beaten-path adventures in pristine environments.

Tariquia National Reserve
This ecological reserve is a treasure trove of biodiversity, protecting a range of habitats from arid valleys to moist cloud forests. It’s an excellent spot for eco-tourists and researchers interested in the rich flora and fauna of the region. Hiking trails and guided tours offer chances to spot rare and endemic species, making it a critical area for conservation efforts and natural exploration.