Bolivia Flowers + Mountain pictures

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This landlocked South American country is a destination of remarkable geographical diversity and varied wildlife, as well as fascinating colonial heritage and indigenous cultures.

The mountain that looms over Potosi is also the source of most of its industry, as it hides a maze of mines that visitors can explore on guided tours.

High in the beautiful mountains, Bolivia’s cultural capital is home to lively markets, colonial architecture and a large student population.

This landlocked South American country is a destination of remarkable geographical diversity and varied wildlife, as well as fascinating colonial heritage and indigenous cultures.

This landlocked South American country is a destination of remarkable geographical diversity and varied wildlife, as well as fascinating colonial heritage and indigenous cultures.

At the end of the city’s main boulevard, this garden square offers respite from the hustle and bustle of Cochabamba’s commercial district.

The mountain that looms over Potosi is also the source of most of its industry, as it hides a maze of mines that visitors can explore on guided tours.

This western Bolivian town with scenic views is a gateway to the picturesque landscape, ancient ruins and fascinating islands of Lake Titicaca.

Similar to Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Christ the Redeemer, this enormous statue of Christ stands high above the city of Cochabamba.

Clamber around the spikes and trenches of this unusual topography and follow the circular paths for spectacular views of otherworldly scenery.

The mountain that looms over Potosi is also the source of most of its industry, as it hides a maze of mines that visitors can explore on guided tours.

This vast region is filled with opportunities to get close to nature, with national parks, clear lagoons, rushing rivers and remote, untouched jungle wilderness.

Inspect the ornate and intricate patterns of the tombs and small houses that contain the remains of Bolivia’s wealthy elite.

Of great importance to the Bolivian people, Sucre’s main square was the birthplace of the nation and continues to be a place of celebration.