Explore Bolivia

Casa de la Moneda de Potosí

Once the colonial mint of Potosí, Casa de la Moneda preserves 18th-century rollers, Andean paintings, and coin collections. An essential museum for understanding Bolivia's mining and monetary heritage.

Yampupata Peninsula

Twenty kilometers north of Copacabana, the Yampupata Peninsula extends into Lake Titicaca facing Isla del Sol: an Aymara village, hiking trails and Andean birdlife.

Volcan Nuevo Mundo

Volcan Nuevo Mundo

A stratovolcano standing at 5,438 m in southwestern Potosí, Nuevo Mundo offers a challenging ascent across the Bolivian Altiplano.

Yungas Valley

Northeast of La Paz, the Yungas valley links the Altiplano to the tropical rainforest: Coroico, El Choro trek, Death Road and Afro-Bolivian villages.

Uros

Archipelago of floating reed islands on Lake Titicaca, at 3,810 m altitude. Access from Puno, crossing of approximately 30 minutes.

Train Cemetery, Uyuni

Three kilometers from Uyuni, dozens of rusted locomotives stand as witnesses to Bolivia's mining heyday and the railway decline of the 1940s.

Tarabuco Artisan Market

65 km from Sucre, Tarabuco's Sunday market brings together Yampara communities around their textiles, cuisine, and a vibrant indigenous heritage.

La Susana mine

Abandoned silver and tin mines at 4,000 m on the western slope of Ancohuma, a key stop on the trek to Laguna Glaciar and the Cordillera Real.

Sucre's Central Market

Across three levels just steps from Plaza 25 de Mayo, Sucre's Central Market brings together fresh fruit, meat, cheese, and traditional Bolivian cuisine.

Tiquina Strait

An 800-metre passage linking the two basins of Lake Titicaca, Tiquina Strait is the mandatory stop on the route between La Paz and Copacabana.

Valle de las Rocas

In the heart of the Siloli Desert, Valle de las Rocas lines up volcanic formations sculpted by erosion, including the famous Arbol de Piedra, a key stop on the Salar de Uyuni circuit.

San Pedro Cave

At the foot of a marble cliff near Sorata, San Pedro Cave shelters an underground lagoon, bats and an old colonial legend.

Salar d'Atacama

Chile's largest salt desert, the Salar d'Atacama is home to pink flamingo lagoons, volcanoes and one of the world's major sources of lithium.

Sacred Valley of the Incas

Agricultural heart of the Inca Empire near Cusco, the Sacred Valley aligns archaeological sites, Andean villages and cultivated terraces leading to Machu Picchu.

Recoleta Convent, Sucre

Founded in 1600 on the slopes of Cerro Churuquella, the Recoleta Convent combines a museum, historic library and viewpoint over Sucre.

Pulacayo Mining Site

About 25 km from Uyuni, the former Huanchaca mining complex preserves a train cemetery, the Maestranza and the remnants of a century of silver extraction.

The Ruins of Pilkokaina

Inca palace attributed to Túpac Yupanqui, Pilkokaina overlooks Lake Titicaca from the south of Isla del Sol. Architecture, access and practical visit information.

Mont Nevado Sajama

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.