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Sail on Lake Titicaca, visit the towns of Copacabana and Yumani, and discover the mystical Inca Steps and the Inca Fountain on a guided trip from La Paz.
See the sights of the world's highest cities on a 2 to 2.5 hour walking tour of La Paz. Get off the beaten track and discover hidden spots such the Witches' Market with a local English-speaking guide.
Enjoy this unique tour of Death Road by bike, leaving La Paz City. Visit the Uyuni Salt Flats, Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, and the Red Lagoon Flamingoes while exploring on this 5-day trip.
Learn about the culture of La Paz and El Alto with an insightful walking tour. See landmarks such as San Francisco Church and San Pedro Square, and ride a cable car for panoramic views of both cities.
Enjoy a guided tour through the vibrant city of Medellín on Electric bikes. Explore many iconic and local hot spots such as Plaza Botero, Parque de las Luces, and San Antonio Park.
Join our 4-day private guided journey from San Pedro de Atacama. Explore the Colored Lagoons, Uyuni Salt Flats, and Isla Incahuasi. Return to San Pedro de Atacama with meals and lodging provided.
Depart La Paz to explore Uyuni and San Pedro de Atacama with a 3-day guided trip, including transportation and meals. Visit the Uyuni Salt Flats, Isla Incahuasi, Red Lagoon, Chiguana Desert, and more.
Explore Lake Titicaca, visit Copacabana and take a speedboat out to Isla del Sol, considered the birthplace of the Inca legend. Spend the night at Isla del Sol and see the coast of Yumani.
Escape the city center and explore La Paz's outlying areas, like the cemetery and El Alto. Take in spectacular views of La Paz on an amazing cable car, and learn more about Bolivian culture.
Sail on Lake Titicaca. Visit Copacabana and take a speedboat out to Isla del Sol, considered the birthplace of the Inca legend.
Explore Uyuni Salt Flats and its surroundings on a 3-day trip with transport, meals, and an English-speaking guide. See the Salt Flats, Red Lagoon, Isla Incahuasi, deserts, and more.
Learn about the culture of La Paz and El Alto with an insightful walking tour. See landmarks such as San Francisco Church and San Pedro Square, and ride a cable car for panoramic views of both cities.
See the sights of the world's highest cities on a 2 to 2.5 hour walking tour of La Paz. Get off the beaten track and discover hidden spots such the Witches' Market with a local English-speaking guide.
Depart La Paz to explore Uyuni and San Pedro de Atacama with a 3-day guided trip, including transportation and meals. Visit the Uyuni Salt Flats, Isla Incahuasi, Red Lagoon, Chiguana Desert, and more.
Explore Lake Titicaca, visit Copacabana and take a speedboat out to Isla del Sol, considered the birthplace of the Inca legend. Spend the night at Isla del Sol and see the coast of Yumani.
Sail on Lake Titicaca, visit the towns of Copacabana and Yumani, and discover the mystical Inca Steps and the Inca Fountain on a guided trip from La Paz.
Join our 4-day private guided journey from San Pedro de Atacama. Explore the Colored Lagoons, Uyuni Salt Flats, and Isla Incahuasi. Return to San Pedro de Atacama with meals and lodging provided.
Escape the city center and explore La Paz's outlying areas, like the cemetery and El Alto. Take in spectacular views of La Paz on an amazing cable car, and learn more about Bolivian culture.
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This department is located in northern Bolivia, and its capital is Trinidad. It is characterized by its luxuriant
Cochabamba, city, central Bolivia. It lies in the densely populated, fertile Cochabamba Basin, at 8,432 feet (2,570 metres) above sea level.
La Paz, city, administrative capital of Bolivia, west-central Bolivia. It is situated some 42 miles (68 km) southeast of Lake Titicaca.
Oruro, city, west-central Bolivia. It lies at 12,150 feet (3,702 metres) above sea level in the Altiplano region, 30 miles (48 km) north of Lake Poopó.
Without a doubt, Pando is the least visited and least populated department in Bolivia. Its capital, Cobija,
Potosí is the Bolivian department whose capital city, which bears the same name, achieved great prestige
Santa Cruz, in full Santa Cruz de la Sierra, city, east-central Bolivia. It is situated in the hot, tropical lowlands at an elevation of 1,365 feet (416 metres) above sea level.
Sucre, capital of the department of Chuquisaca, is a colonial city with great historic value since the first cry of liberty was heard from its environs (May 25, 1809).
Tarija, city, southern Bolivia. It is situated at an elevation of 6,122 feet (1,866 metres) above sea level on the Guadalquivir River.
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