Explore in Bolivia

Museum of the Gold of Peru and Weapons of the World

In Lima, the Museum of the Gold of Peru houses 7,000 pre-Columbian objects and 20,000 ancient weapons, including the world's largest collection of tumis.

National Museum of Archaeology in La Paz

Bolivia's premier museum, it houses over 50,000 artifacts tracing Andean and Amazonian civilizations from the 2nd millennium BC to the colonial period.

Hacienda Cayara, Potosí

Hacienda Cayara, Potosí

Built in 1557 by Juan de Pendones, Hacienda Cayara is one of the oldest haciendas in Latin America, today a hotel-museum 23 km from Potosi.

Cascadas de Cuevas Park

Located 20 km from Samaipata, Cascadas de Cuevas features three waterfalls and natural pools for swimming in a subtropical setting, at the edge of Amboró National Park.

Tiwanaku

Tiwanaku

At 3,885 meters on the Bolivian altiplano, Tiwanaku unveils a pre-Incan civilization designated a UNESCO World Heritage site: the Gateway of the Sun, monumental monoliths, and archaeological enigmas just 70 km from La Paz.

Sucre

Sucre

Bolivia's constitutional capital, Sucre blends UNESCO colonial heritage, Andean treks and a laid-back atmosphere at 2,790 metres altitude.

Cusco

The City of Cusco

The ancient capital of the Inca empire at 3,400 m altitude, Cusco blends Inca stones, colonial facades and Quechua traditions. Here's how to explore it.