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Climbing Irruputuncu Volcano

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

The Chataquila Inca Trail

Just 37 km from the city of Sucre lies a pre-Columbian relic still unknown to most tourists: the Chataquila Inca Trail. This is a paved path stretching over 5 km, once traveled by the Incas and their llamas laden with precious goods.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Mururata Mountain

Mururata, a truncated summit at 5,775 m in the Bolivian Royal Cordillera: Aymara legends, demanding ascent from Choquecota and threatened glacier.

Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu

A 15th-century Incan citadel perched at 2,430 m in the Peruvian Andes, Machu Picchu is accessible from Bolivia via a La Paz – Cusco flight.

The Lauca River (Rio Lauca)

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.

Laguna Khasiri

Laguna Khasiri

A high-altitude lagoon in Sajama National Park, standing above 4,820 m, Laguna Khasiri is home to Andean flamingos and giant coots in a pristine Andean setting.

Laguna Huanakota

High-altitude lagoon at 4,300 m on the slopes of Sajama volcano: Andean wildlife, Aymara-Quechua sacred site and gateway to Sajama National Park.

Laguna Glaciar

High-altitude lake perched at 5,038 m in the Bolivian Royal Cordillera, accessible via a demanding 3-day trek from Sorata, at the foot of the Illampu-Ancohuma massif.

Laguna Chilata

La Laguna Chillata

High-altitude lake in the Bolivian Andes at the foot of Illampu, accessible from Sorata. Sacred site of the Kallawayas, pre-Hispanic remains and Andean fauna.

Moon Valley

Just 10 km from La Paz, Moon Valley reveals a landscape of erosion obelisks named by Neil Armstrong. Trails, cacti and legends in half a day.

The Tatio Geysers

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.

El Sillar

El Sillar

A viewpoint at 4,000 m altitude south of Tupiza, El Sillar opens onto the Quebrada de Palala: striking rock formations, mountain biking descent and 4x4 circuits.

Siloli Desert

In the heart of Bolivian South Lipez, the Siloli Desert aligns the Árbol de Piedra, the Colorada and Verde lagoons and the Sol de Mañana geysers. Access from Uyuni.