7 articles to prepare your trip
Irruputuncu is a small active stratovolcan in the Andes Cordillera, located between Chile and Bolivie, in the Potosi Department. It is part of the Central Volcanic Zone
Volcan Nuevo Mundo
A stratovolcano standing at 5,438 m in southwestern Potosí, Nuevo Mundo offers a challenging ascent across the Bolivian Altiplano.
Bolivia's highest peak at 6,542 m, Nevado Sajama dominates a national park rich in Andean wildlife, geysers, hot springs, and pre-Hispanic heritage.
La Laguna Verde
At the foot of Licancabúr volcano, in southern Lipez, Bolivia, Laguna Verde owes its distinctive green hue to its mineral sediments. A practical guide to visiting.
On the Chilean border, Sajama National Park brings together Bolivia's highest volcano, steaming geysers, natural hot springs, and a living Aymara heritage.
Oruro
UNESCO Carnival, living mines and secret salt flats: Oruro reveals a raw and authentic Bolivia at altitude, at 3,706 m on the Altiplano.
Crimson lagoons, steaming geysers, volcanoes soaring to 6,000 m: Eduardo Avaroa Reserve concentrates the most spectacular landscapes of Bolivia's South Lipez region.
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