8 articles to prepare your trip
Northeast of La Paz, the Yungas valley links the Altiplano to the tropical rainforest: Coroico, El Choro trek, Death Road and Afro-Bolivian villages.
A binational waterway originating in Chile, the Rio Lauca flows across the Bolivian altiplano for 225 km before emptying into Lake Coipasa, in the heart of a landscape of volcanoes and wetlands.
The largest geyser field in the southern hemisphere, Tatio peaks between 4,300 and 4,600 m altitude, 80 km from San Pedro de Atacama.
A major Andean branch of Bolivia, the Eastern Cordillera lines glacial peaks, high plateaus and humid valleys from Lake Titicaca to northern Argentina.
At the junction of the Andes and Bolivian Amazon, the Chapare Valley brings together tropical forests, national parks and indigenous communities around Villa Tunari.
Rurrenabaque
At the crossroads of the Andes and the Amazon, Rurrenabaque opens the way to Madidi National Park, the Yacuma wetlands and the Tuichi River.
Parc National Madidi
18,000 km² between the Andes and Amazon, 4,700 recorded plant species, pink river dolphins and Tacana communities: Madidi is one of the planet's most biodiverse parks.
Between the Andes, Amazon and Chaco, Amboro National Park concentrates one of Bolivia's richest biodiversities. A practical guide to exploring it.
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