This often under-valued South American country has a lot to offer. Visit the extraordinary landscape of the Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flats on earth, or the cities of Sucre and Potosi. There is so much culture to take in in the high-altitude capital of La Paz, and nearby Lake Titicaca is completely unique for its floating villages. Our experts know all the best places to go in Bolivia, so take a look below for more.
Places to Visit in Bolivia
Where to go in Bolivia
Uyuni, Sucre & Potosi
This trip to the southern part of Bolivia combines wonderfully with a visit to the Atacama desert across the border in Chile.
La Paz & Lake Titicaca
Bolivia's cultural capital and beautiful Lake Titicaca combine well with an itinerary in Peru.
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What to do in Bolivia
Airstream Adventure in the Salt Flats
There’s camping and there’s glamping, and it doesn’t get much more glamp than on a two-night Airstream caravan expedition through the 4,000...
The Choro Trail
Follow in the footsteps of the Incas as you trek down a beautifully preserved stone path, which takes you from the barren Bolivian Andes down...
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Luxury Hotels in Bolivia
Luna Salada
Constructed almost entirely out of salt blocks, Luna Salada is a pretty unique boutique hotel in an equally superb location.
Posada del Inca
On Lake Titicaca’s Sun Island, Posada del Inca Eco Lodge is a converted colonial hacienda turned into a cosy lodge powered by solar energy.
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The Best Travel Series to Keep us Inspired to Travel
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If 2020 has been good for anything, it's boxsets. At the very least, lockdown has given us plenty of time to catch up on all of those shows we've been meaning to watch for years, but never quite got around to. What 2020 has not been good for, on the other hand, is ticking off destinations…
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The Best Secret Glamping Locations in the World
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A very fussy princess could once feel a pea at the bottom of several huge mattresses and 20 feather beds placed beneath her. Now, we aren't saying we would necessarily be able feel a minute garden pea (no matter how many corgis we buy, we are sadly still not 'HRH' status), but when it comes…
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Find Your Inner Olympian: Sit-Down Sports Around the World
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The Olympics are in full swing and that means just one thing: as a nation we're collectively glued to our telly boxes. We're all suddenly experts on fencing ("excellent use of the appel there") and can't tear ourselves away from the table tennis ("did you see that slow spinny topspin?"). And…
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80 Senses: #68 - The Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats
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The weirdest view in the world... In the southwest
corner of Bolivia lies the Salar de Uyuni: one of the most surreal
places on earth. Spread out over more than 4,000 square miles like
an ivory ocean, these are the largest salt flats on earth.
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