



Destinations
Boliva
About Bolivia
Places To See
Places To See In BoliviaThere are many places to see in Bolivia. Options range from colonial cities, to the rugged Altiplano, to tropical rainforests, and much more. Colonial Cities Sucre the legal capital of Bolivia is the home of the judiciary branch of the government. This relatively small city has a small mellow community and is rich with history, Bolivian culture and student energy. Sucre has been recognized by the United Nations as a World Cultural Heritage Site La Paz has the seat of the legislative and executive branches of the government and for all intents and purposes, is the working capital of Bolivia. La Paz is also Bolivias largest city and the main international hub for commerce and travel. The Altiplano Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flat in the world. The salt is harvested and exported from Bolivia. The flats are complete with a hotel completely made of salt, even the furniture! Tours of the white sea as it is sometimes called, can be arranged from the town of Uyuni or from San Pedro de Atacames in Chile. A tour of the mines of Potosi is a truly educational experience. Visitors stop at the market to buy gifts for the miners, then head over to the mine and climb through the tunnels chatting with miners and watching them work. Lake Titicaca, shared with Peru, is the highest navigable lake in the world. The lake has a unique indigenous culture that lives on floating islands made of reeds native to the region. Tropical Rainforest The tropical rainforest of Bolivia offers incredible biodiversity and exotic adventures for visitors. The nature reserves offer a range of adventurous activities from exploring wild untouched rainforest to bird watching to boat trips down rivers. |