The UNTAMED

BOLIVIA

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Lagunas of every colour stretch across the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve — from deep red to turquoise — dotted with flamingos and framed by volcanic peaks.

Bolivia

Wandering through Bolivia's Wild Heart

Bolivia is raw, remote, and intense — perfect for travellers who like to go off the beaten track. From the snowy peaks of the Cordillera Real to the world’s largest salt flats, this country is shaped by extremes and rooted in deep Indigenous identity.
For those craving adventure, Bolivia is an open-air playground. Cross the otherworldly Salar de Uyuni by 4x4, cycle the infamous Yungas “Death Road”, or head into the wild jungle of Madidi National Park. Each landscape tests you — and rewards you.

Food here is simple, earthy, and full of flavour. Try salteñas (baked pastries), sopa de maní (peanut soup), anticuchos (grilled beef heart skewers) and drinks like mocochinchi or api morado. Bolivian cuisine feeds both body and soul.

Culturally, Bolivia is one of South America’s most intact. Aymara and Quechua traditions remain strong — especially in cities like La Paz, Sucre, and Potosí. Markets, festivals, and dress are a living patchwork of colour and meaning.

Bolivia isn’t a place to just see — it’s one to feel. Demanding, surreal and deeply human, it offers experiences that stay with you long after the trip ends.

What's the weather like?

When to visit Bolivia

Catch mirror-like reflections in Uyuni’s wet season, enjoy dry trekking weather in winter, and explore lush Amazonian lowlands in summer.

Spring
september to november
17
°C
30
MM
Summer
december to february
19
°C
120
MM
Autumn
march to may
16
°C
50
MM
Winter
june to august
14
°C
10
MM

Bolivia Tours

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