Bolivia People pictures

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Step away from the tourist trail in this rapidly developing city, considered by many local residents to be Bolivia’s food capital.

Step away from the tourist trail in this rapidly developing city, considered by many local residents to be Bolivia’s food capital.

Marvel at some of Bolivia’s most awe-inspiring sights in this town surrounded by the country’s renowned salt-lined deserts of otherworldly beauty.

High in the beautiful mountains, Bolivia’s cultural capital is home to lively markets, colonial architecture and a large student population.

Browse centuries-old religious paintings, see displays of human bones in the crypt and enjoy scenic views from the roof of this old church.

Visit the traditional Aymara villages and gaze up at the snow-capped peaks that enclose the largest lake in South America.

This landlocked South American country is a destination of remarkable geographical diversity and varied wildlife, as well as fascinating colonial heritage and indigenous cultures.

Visit the traditional Aymara villages and gaze up at the snow-capped peaks that enclose the largest lake in South America.

“Llanos Orientales” is where you can sample a diverse range of landscapes, from wildlife-rich plains to Amazonian rainforest, savannah ranches to tropical wetlands.

At the end of the city’s main boulevard, this garden square offers respite from the hustle and bustle of Cochabamba’s commercial district.

Visit the traditional Aymara villages and gaze up at the snow-capped peaks that enclose the largest lake in South America.

At the end of the city’s main boulevard, this garden square offers respite from the hustle and bustle of Cochabamba’s commercial district.

Marvel at some of Bolivia’s most awe-inspiring sights in this town surrounded by the country’s renowned salt-lined deserts of otherworldly beauty.

“Llanos Orientales” is where you can sample a diverse range of landscapes, from wildlife-rich plains to Amazonian rainforest, savannah ranches to tropical wetlands.

Of great importance to the Bolivian people, Sucre’s main square was the birthplace of the nation and continues to be a place of celebration.

High in the beautiful mountains, Bolivia’s cultural capital is home to lively markets, colonial architecture and a large student population.

Step away from the tourist trail in this rapidly developing city, considered by many local residents to be Bolivia’s food capital.