Calling out greetings in her Aymara language, a herdswoman limped as she approached our campsite, where we were sipping hot tea and stamping our feet against the morning chill. At almost 15,500 feet ...
In the wake of the resignation and exile of president Evo Morales, the U.S. State Department is advising travelers to avoid traveling to Bolivia. Bolivia's president resigned Sunday following massive ...
Bolivia is a country rich in nature and one of the favorites for biodiversity lovers. Its government-protected forests and jungles are ideal for those looking for experiences in places full of flora ...
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How Stunning Is Bolivia’s White Desert from Above
Rising from the endless white expanse of Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia’s Salt Sculpture Park offers a striking visual contrast to ...
The State Department Tuesday warned Americans not to travel to Bolivia "due to civil unrest" in the South American country days after socialist president Evo Morales was forced to resign amidst ...
New in ecotourism: the municipal government of Reyes, a city in northern Bolivia, has created a massive new protected area in the northwestern part of the country that is almost as large as ...
At the glittering South America Gala Ceremony of the World Travel Awards 2025, held this past weekend in Cancún, Mexico, Crillon Tours was officially named Bolivia’s Leading Destination Management ...
Adventure in Amazonia and a first descent; read the story, Bolivia’s Rio Altamachi by Makeshift Raft, at Canoe & Kayak Magazine. In Autumn 2009, Natasza Szalajska and I descended Bolivia’s Rio Tuichi ...
The U.S. reissued a travel advisory for Bolivia Thursday amid recent protests. The State Department reissued its Level 2 warning for the country, advising travelers to "Exercise Increased Caution" due ...
More than a decade ago, when I was getting my start in the travel writing industry, I read an article by scene stalwart Simon Calder about an adventure to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in ...
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Canyons of Torotoro – Bolivia’s Forgotten Valleys
In southern Bolivia, the land folds into deep green canyons and layered cliffs — a quiet world carved by time and rain.
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