BOLIVIA
- Isla del Sol, trekking to Mapiri and Laguna Glacial (Sept - Nov 2004)
- Salar de Uyuni, Laguna Celeste and Tupiza (Sept - Nov 2004)
- Jungle in Rurrenabaque and climbing Condoriri 5,648m (Sept - Nov 2004)
- Samaipata, Potosi and climbing Illimani 6,438m (Sept 2007)
- Salar de Uyuni, volcanoes and colorful lakes (May - Oct 2012)
- Around La Paz (May - Oct 2012)
La Paz seen from Quili
Quili viewpoint
Looking towards El Alto.
If you are coming from Peru, you take this route
La Paz and Illimani
La Paz and Illimani 6,438m
at night. It was the biggest full moon of 2012
Witches' Market in La Paz
is the place to buy dried llama foetuses used in Bolivian rituals
A typical street in
downtown La Paz
Plaza Murillo. Buildings
on the plaza include the Presidential Palace, National Congress and the
Cathedral
Shoe cleaners working on
Plaza Murillo
There was a group of men
taking photos with this girl who sold CDs
Traditional music and
dancing in Peņa
Huari restaurant in La Paz
The show lasts about 2
hours and
it very impressive
Valle de la Luna, or Moon
Valley in English
Valerio is there playing
almost every day
Valle de la Luna
The biggest border
crossing between Peru and Bolivia in Desaguadero
Many festivals are
celebrated throughout the year in Bolivia. This is one of them
Procession in Desaguadero
Copacabana on the shores
of Lake Titicaca
Basilica of Our Lady of
Copacabana, the patron saint of Bolivia
Capilla de Velas (Candle
chapel) in Copacabana
Bolivian Altiplano and
Cordillera Real, which is part of the Andes
The "Gate of the Sun" in
Tiwanaku
Semi-subterranean Temple.
Tiwanaku was one of the most important precursors of the Inca Empire
Closeup of carved stone
head embedded in wall of Tiwanaku's Semi-subterranean Temple