10 Photos that will Make You Book a Ticket to Bolivia
Updated March 2024, 10 Photos That Will Make you Book A Ticket To Bolivia was originally written in August 2016
High altitude, mountainous, flat, poor, wealthy in culture, landlocked and at the shores of Lake Titicaca. Bolivia is a land of contrasts and juxtapositions. Who’s ready to book a ticket straight to La Paz?
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Watching the Sunset Over Salar de Uyuni
The Salar was a blinding white sight to see in the daylight, but the real magic opened up as the sun began to creep down over al that sodium and create a spectrum of color.
Read all my best tips & tricks for a perfect visit to Salar de Uyuni
Climbing Bolivia’s Cerro Calvario for an aerial view of Copacabana and the panorama of Lake Titicaca
High up here is the perfect spot for a sunset or some stargazing. Just be careful at night- there have been reports of muggings around here. We were nearly attacked by a dog, but at least my tripod was there for protection.
Salt, flamingos and colorful mountains at Laguna Hedionda
Surrounded by a Mars-esque landscape and a lake of saline icy water and rainbowy mountains to boot.
Starting to plan your Bolivian adventure? Grab a copy of Bradt’s Bolivia to help you kickstart your travel planning
Landscapes That Remind People The World Over of Salvador Dali’s Famous Works
In an arid, barren desert you’ll find the most unusual rock formations.
A Vibrant Capital City With A Bad Rap
I heard so much negative in regards to La Paz from other travelers we met on the road.
Yeah, government protests, road blockades, the dust, and the pollution all can get annoying- but views like this certainly make up for it.
Make sure to catch a ride up La Paz’s Mi Teleferico at sunset for a lovely sunset over this high-altitude mountain valley.
Plan your stay: The La Paz Travel Guide
When The Laguna Runs Red
An oddity in terms of lakes- reddish-pink water with flamingos marching through its crimson aqua and llamas grazing around the shores.
A Cruise Down The World’s Most Dangerous Road
Ever start a bike ride high in the mountains with frozen mud puddles and gale-force wind only to end a few hours later in a steamy jungle?
If you can stomach it, you’ll have your chance to do it here and cycle the epically beautiful Death Road.
Everything you need to know before cycling the Death Road
Sulfur Steaming From The Inside Of A Crater
The Bolivian Altiplano has no shortage of volcanos. Nothing like meandering through sulfur-stenched plumes and piles of snow.
Winds Whip Past Purple Mountains And Carve The Most Unique Of Sculptures
Bolivia’s Arbol de Piedra- which translates out to stone tree was created by this.
Walk Like Incan
Among ancient Inca sites on the Island of the Sun on glimmering Lake Titicaca.
There’s so much more to Bolivia and I feel like we barely scratched the surface in our short time there. Of course, I want to re-visit during the wet season to get a glimpse at that salt flat as a giant mirror and see the other areas I didn’t quite have the time for!
Who’s Been to Bolivia? What was your favorite spot?
More Posts from Bolivia:
Living On The Edge: Cycling The Death Road In Bolivia
10 Photos That Will Make You Book A Ticket To Bolivia
La Paz, Bolivia Travel Guide + 12 Things To Do In La Paz
The Best Road Trips In The World
14 Salar De Uyuni Tips: Visiting the World’s Largest Salt Flat
I wanna go to Bolivia so bad!
Hope you get there one day!