BOLIVIA
Entering Bolivia overland is like travelling back in time. The main cities are horribly overcrowded and polluted. However, venture out in the wild and you’ll experience a way of life time has forgotten. Here the people don’t live ‘underdeveloped’ but live more inline with nature and the environment.
Geographically, Bolivia can be split into two regions, the High-lands and the Low-lands. The High-lands are home to the big tourist places in Bolivia. Uyuni Salt Flats, La Paz, Sucre and Lake Titicaca. But, if make your way down the rolling valleys towards Brazil, you’ll find some stunning scenery, amazing cultures and the friendliest people. This ‘middle ground’ was my favorite part of Bolivia.
Bolivia Posts
Epic Rides RED | Top Sites BLUE
Top Sites Bolivia | Samaipata and Surroundings
Top Sites in Bolivia Samaipata and Surroundings Location Samaipata is located 120kms west of Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Highlights There are many highlights around Samaipata, these are my favorites. Samaipata town Samaipata is a small town with numerous colonial buildings and narrow cobbled streets. It is a good mix of locals, expats and global…
Epic Rides in Bolivia | Vallegrande to Samaipata
Epic Rides in Bolivia Vallegrande to Samaipata, via La Higuera This Epic Ride is between the High and Low lands of Bolivia. Remote dirt roads, rolling lush green valleys, soaring condors and friendly villages dominate the route. Location Either from Samaipata, Bolivia, or from Vallegrande, Bolivia The Ride As of 2018, loose hard packed gravel….
Epic Rides in Bolivia | Laguna Paso, San Pedro de Atacama (Chile) to Uyuni (Bolivia)
Epic Rides in Bolivia Laguna Paso San Pedro de Atacama (Chile) to Uyuni (Bolivia) This ride starts in either Bolivia or Chile. This Pass, as the name suggests, travels via numerous Lagoons. Sounds ok right? Well it is and SO MUCH more. Location This Epic ride starts from either Chile, Bolivia or Argentina. Type of…
Top Sites Bolivia | Uyuni Salt Flats
Top Sites Bolivia Uyuni Salt Flats Uyuni Salt Flats (Salar de Uyuni) is the world’s largest salt flat, at 10,582 square kilometers (4,086 sq mi). It is in the Daniel Campos Province in Potosà in southwest Bolivia, near the crest of the Andes and is at an elevation of 3,656 meters (11,995 ft) above sea…