Bolivia

Visit to Plaza 14 de Septiembre, surrounded by old buildings with arches and columns typical of colonial architecture, then the cathedral. Palacio Portales (home of the tin baron, Simón I. Patiño) and the traditional market of La Cancha, to see the variety of agriculture from the rich surrounding valleys and cheap imported products in Bolivia.
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Private transport from Cochabamba to Incallajta (142 km), crossing the valleys of this rich agricultural region. Its name in Quechua is "Inca Town", it was an important religious center and one of the last domains to the east, to control uprisings of jungle tribes. Incallajta is one of the largest and most significant ruins in Bolivia. Return to Cochabamba (7 hours).
CONDITIONS: Includes: Lunch

El Alto Airport is currently the world's highest international airport at 4,080 m above sea level. Along the way, you will enjoy a general view of La Paz city and the nearby snow-capped mountains.
CONDITIONS: Without Guide

Tour through La Paz, a city nestled in a valley at the foot of the Royal Cordillera of the Andes, visit to the market area on streets rich in handicrafts, textiles and witchcraft artifacts. Also through the colonial part of the city, the San Francisco Church, Gold Museum, Murillo Square. Then towards the modern part of the city to finally visit the Valley of the Moon, impressive for its formations. Cable car ride with an excellent and beautiful view of La Paz.
CONDITIONS: Note: the cable car tour schedule may change depending on the daily program.

Highly recommended to enjoy the diversity of music and dances from Bolivian folklore. You will appreciate the rich clothing made of hand-woven textiles, the rhythms of traditional dances, and typical musical instruments such as the zampoña and charango (small guitar made of wood or armadillo shell). A journey through the Andean and tropical cultures of Bolivia in an unforgettable night of entertainment.
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Tiwanaku was one of the most ancient centers of American culture. It is considered the cradle of American mankind and one of the most developed cultures of its time. Its main constructions are: the Kalasasaya temple with its most notable work in the Gate of the Sun, the Ponce and Fraile monoliths; the Akapana pyramid and the Semi-underground temple. Visit to the 2 site museums to see their work in ceramics and stone.
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The Los Yungas area is characterized by its lush vegetation, numerous rivers and waterfalls that lead to the Amazon basin with diverse flora and fauna. It is considered one of the most ecologically rich regions in the country. Surrounded by snow-covered mountains with impressive glaciers. We will visit La Senda Verde, a unique wildlife sanctuary and "Aruma Bear" Tour (combined tour). We continue the journey to Café Munaipata for a short visit to the local plantations and return.
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The journey starts in Potosí passing through the foothills of the Andes mountain range, with significant erosion and color changes. You will pass through the towns of Chaquilla and Tika Tika, the famous Pulacayo mine, once one of Bolivia's most important mining centers. The trip ends in the town of Uyuni (5½ hours), formerly the main railway maintenance hub, now growing rapidly thanks to tourism generated by the Uyuni Salt Flat and the region.
CONDITIONS: Not included: Hotel transfers and guide.

This tour will allow you to have an unforgettable journey through hundreds of meters underground, to see the way of life and working conditions of Bolivian miners (you will be provided with protective clothing and helmets). The silver mines are located on the famous Cerro Rico, which was once the richest in the world.
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Includes a visit to the famous Casa de la Moneda, very traditional colonial streets and the artisanal market. Also the churches of San Francisco with its notable ceilings and the facade of San Lorenzo which has one of the finest examples of stone carving in mestizo baroque style.
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Three-hour tour of the most attractive and visited places in our city: museums, main monuments, residential neighborhoods, artisanal promenade La Recova.
CONDITIONS: Includes refreshment (personal water bottle and 1 seasonal fruit or 1 homemade pastry "typical baked good")

Departure to Biocentro Güembé, located 25 minutes from the city, where you will enjoy a relaxing walk through the giant butterfly house structure, strolling at tree height until reaching the viewpoint. The tour continues through an exotic orchid garden until reaching swimming pools, surrounded by ornamental gardens and artificial lagoons bordering the beautiful 23-hectare park.
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Departure heading to Samaipata located 120 kilometers from Santa Cruz until reaching the ruins of "El Fuerte", the greatest pre-Hispanic rock architecture work in South America. Visit to the museum and tour of the town. At an appropriate time, return to Santa Cruz.
CONDITIONS: Includes: Lunch at a local restaurant and refreshments en route.

Departure heading to San Javier, passing through the towns of Pailón and San Ramón. Arrival and visit to the missionary church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
CONDITIONS: Includes: Lunch

The trip to Sucre takes 3 to 4 hours, crossing the Pilcomayo River at Puente Méndez, where you will see an old suspension bridge. Then you will climb more than 1,500 m to the high plateau and finally arrive at the famous mining city of Potosí.
CONDITIONS: Does not include transfers to and from the hotel or guide.

Another interesting place to visit near Sucre, the Dinosaur Park is located in Cal Orck'o, 6 km from the city. You will see a wide variety of footprints from prehistoric animals of several species. Considered the world's largest collection of dinosaur footprints, according to studies these traces belong to prehistoric animals that lived in the area 65 to 70 million years ago. Visits to the footprints take place every day and last two hours.
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The tour includes visits to: the House of Liberty, where the Bolivian Act of Independence was signed in 1825; Bolívar Park, to see examples of Sucre's aristocratic tradition, with small replicas of the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe from Paris; the Recoleta Church and Museum, and the ASUR Indigenous Textiles Museum.
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Tarabuco is 78 km - 1 hour from Sucre. This colorful town undoubtedly has one of the best traditional markets in South America, with a large fair every Sunday, which has become the primary economic and social activity for its people. The clothing of the Tarabuqueño (Quechua-speaking) has not changed since Inca times. Their textiles are among the best in technique, quality, and color.
CONDITIONS: Includes lunch. Operates: Sunday

The journey begins in Uyuni, crossing many foothills of the Andes mountain range. You will pass through Pulacayo, with beautiful landscapes along the way, featuring varied colors and shapes formed by erosion, as well as remote villages whose inhabitants are primarily dedicated to agriculture. Arriving in Potosí and seeing its famous Cerro Rico from a distance is undoubtedly a journey back hundreds of years, when it was one of the largest cities in the world.
CONDITIONS: Not included: Hotel transfers and guide

Trip from Uyuni to Colchani, a town on the edge of the salt flat, where people work in salt extraction. The journey across the Salar de Uyuni is something you will never forget, as you travel on a natural highway with over 10,000 km² of white salt. The trip across the salt flat to Isla Incahuasi (2 hours), a special habitat of giant cacti and volcanic rocks. Continue north to visit Coquesa and the nearby chullpares, both on the slopes of Thunupa volcano. Return to Uyuni (3 hours).
CONDITIONS: Includes: Lunch