Bolivia is home to some of South America's most surreal landscapes, from the world's largest salt flat to Andean peaks and Amazon rainforest. Its rich indigenous heritage and dramatic altitude make it a destination unlike anywhere else.
The world's largest salt flat, creating a mirror-like landscape after rain.
The world's highest administrative capital, ringed by snow-capped peaks.
The highest navigable lake in the world, sacred to Andean cultures.
Bolivia's constitutional capital, known for its whitewashed colonial architecture.
A legendary mountain road popular with cyclists for its dramatic descent.
One of the most biodiverse protected areas in the Amazon basin.
Watch the sky reflect perfectly across the endless salt flat at dawn.
Ride down one of the world's most thrilling mountain roads into the jungle.
Visit the Isla del Sol, birthplace of Incan mythology, by boat.
Glide above the city on the world's highest and longest urban cable car network.
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Bolivia's landscape sits largely above 3,000 metres, giving rise to a culture deeply shaped by high-altitude living, Andean spirituality, and a strong indigenous Aymara and Quechua heritage.
From the blinding white expanse of the Uyuni salt flats to the Amazon basin's rainforest, Bolivia's geography ranges more dramatically than almost any country in South America.