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Contents
On the Road 4 Muela del Diablo
Valle de las Ánimas
91
92
Cañón de Palca 92
Chacaltaya 93
Bolivia Highlights 5 Tiwanaku 93

Destination Bolivia 12 Lake Titicaca 97

Copacabana 99
Getting Started 13 Copacabana to
Yampupata 107
Isla del Sol 109

Itineraries 17 Isla de la Luna (Koati)

Islas de Wiñaymarka
114
114
Around Lake Titicaca 115
History 21 Estrecho de Tiquina 116

The Cordilleras
The Culture 32 & Yungas 117
THE YUNGAS 119
Food & Drink 42 Coroico
El Choro Trek
119
124
Yolosita 126
Environment 49 Yolosa
Takesi (Taquesi) Trek
126
127
Yunga Cruz Trek 129
Outdoors 54 Chulumani 129
Around Chulumani 132
Sorata 133
La Paz 60 El Camino del Oro
(Gold Digger’s Trail) 136
History 61
Mapiri Trail 138
Orientation 61
Guanay 139
Information 63
Aucapata & Iskanwaya 140
Dangers & Annoyances 66
Caranavi 140
Sights 67
CORDILLERA REAL 141
Activities 74
Huayna Potosí 141
Courses 74
Illimani 142
Tours 74
Condoriri Massif 143
Festivals & Events 76
Ancohuma 144
Sleeping 77
CORDILLERA
Eating 81 APOLOBAMBA 144
Drinking & Clubbing 84 Charazani 144
Entertainment 84 Área Natural de Manejo
Shopping 85 Integrado Nacional
(Anmin) Apolobamba 146
Getting There & Away 87
Lagunillas to Agua Blanca
Getting Around 88 (Curva to Pelechuco) Trek 147
AROUND LA PAZ 89 CORDILLERA QUIMSA
Valle de la Luna 89 CRUZ 150
Mallasa 90 Activities 150
Valencia & Mecapaca 90 Getting There & Away 150

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Southern Altiplano 151 Santa Cruz & Discount Cards 331

Oruro 153
Gran Chiquitania 261 Embassies & Consulates
Festivals & Events
331
332
Around Oruro 162 Santa Cruz 263 Food 333
Parque Nacional Sajama 163 Buena Vista 273 Gay & Lesbian Travelers 333
Around Parque Nacional Parque Nacional & Área Holidays 333
Sajama 165 de Uso Múltiple Amboró 276
Insurance 334
SOUTHWESTERN BOLIVIA 165 Santa Cruz to Samaipata 278
Internet Access 334
Uyuni 166 Samaipata 278
Legal Matters 334
Around Uyuni 173 Around Samaipata 283
Maps 334
THE SOUTHWEST CIRCUIT 173 Vallegrande 283
Money 334
Salar de Uyuni 174 Pucará 284
Photography & Video 336
Other Southwest La Higuera 285
Post 336
Attractions 177 GRAN CHIQUITANIA 286
Shopping 336
Tupiza 180 Jesuit Missions Circuit 287
Solo Travelers 337
Around Tupiza 185 Far Eastern Bolivia 291
Telephone 337
Quijarro 292
Time 339
Central Highlands 188 Toilets 339
Cochabamba 190 Amazon Basin 294 Tourist Information 339
Parque Nacional Tunari 201 CHAPARE REGION 297 Travelers with Disabilities 339
Cochabamba Valley 202 Villa Tunari 297 Visas 339
Incallajta 205 Parque Nacional Carrasco 300 Women Travelers 340
Totora 206 Puerto Villarroel 300 Work & Volunteering 341
Mizque 206 WESTERN BOLIVIAN
AMAZON 301
Aiquile
Parque Nacional Torotoro
207
207 Rurrenabaque 301 Transportation 342
Sucre 210 San Buenaventura 307 GETTING THERE & AWAY 342
Tarabuco 222 Parque Nacional Madidi 308 Entering the Country 342
Candelaria 223 San Borja 308 Air 342
Cordillera de los Frailes 223 Reserva Biosférica del Beni 309 Land & River 345
Potosí 227 San Ignacio de Moxos 310 GETTING AROUND 346
Around Potosí 241 EASTERN BOLIVIAN Air 346
AMAZON 312 Bicycle 347
Trinidad 312 Boat 347
South Central Puertos Almacén & Varador 317 Bus 347
Bolivia & the Chaco 243 Santuario Chuchini
Reserva de Vida Silvestre
317 Car & Motorcycle 348
SOUTH CENTRAL BOLIVIA 245 Hitchhiking 349
Ríos Blanco y Negro 318
Tarija 245 Local Transportation 349
Parque Nacional Noel
San Jacinto Reservoir 253 Kempff Mercado 318 Train 350
San Lorenzo 253 THE NORTHERN Tours 350
FRONTIER 323
El Valle de la Concepción 254
Guayaramerín 323
Padcaya & Chaguaya
Reserva Biológica
254
Riberalta 324 Health 352
Cordillera de Sama 254 Riberalta to Cobija 326 BEFORE YOU GO 352
Reserva Nacional de Cobija 326 Insurance 352
Flora y Fauna Tariquía 255 Medical Checklist 352
THE CHACO
Yacuiba
256
256 Directory 328 Online Resources
Further Reading
353
353
Villamontes 257 Accommodations 328 IN TRANSIT 353
Parque Nacional y Área Activities 329 Deep Vein Thrombosis 353
Natural de Manejo Business Hours 330
Integrado Aguaragüe 258 Jet Lag & Motion Sickness 354
Children 330 IN BOLIVIA 354
Reserva Privada de
Patrimonio Natural de Climate Charts 330 Availability & Cost of
Corbalán 259 Customs 331 Healthcare 354
Camiri 259 Dangers & Annoyances 331 Infectious Diseases 354

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Travelers’ Diarrhea 358

Environmental Hazards 358 Glossary 368 Index 380
Traveling with Children 359
Women’s Health 360
The Authors 372 GreenDex 391
Language 361 Behind the Scenes 374 Map Legend 392

Regional Map Contents

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On the Road

ANJA MUTIĆ Coordinating Author

Here I am standing on the crusty salts of Salar de Uyuni (p174), in awe of my surroundings
but at the same time wondering if I’ll reach my destination for the night. It’s the rainy season
and the jeep driver is nervously navigating the salty terrain riddled with water puddles and
cracks. I’ve heard of people getting stuck in the Salar for days during the rains so I’m quite
happy and relieved once we reach solid ground at the edge of salt.

PAUL SMITH Here I am killing

time in the 40°C heat of the
Chaco (p256) as the bus driv-
KATE ARMSTRONG I’m at heady heights overlooking La Paz ers try to dig us out of the
(p60), amazed at the incongruity of this thriving city, the hole they have just driven us
melting pot of both the modern and traditional. I love its into. Everybody seemed to
harsh environment. In awe of its sprawling urbanization, I have a helpful piece of ad-
am also conscious that this reflects both the threats and vice on how to get us out
opportunities of globalization. On the edge of La Paz, I of the fix, but nobody was
ponder how the city, too, is on a rocky precipice in a quest prepared to put their money
to balance both its future and its past. where their mouth was and
physically help dig the bus
out of the deep sand it was
trapped in. It was far too
much like hard work!

For full author biographies see p372

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Destination Bolivia
A place of mind-boggling superlatives, landlocked Bolivia really packs a
punch. The hemisphere’s highest, most isolated and most rugged nation,
it’s among the earth’s coldest, warmest and windiest spots, with some
of the driest, saltiest and swampiest natural landscapes in the world.
It’s also a land of paradoxes: South America’s poorest country, Bolivia
is the richest on the continent in natural resources. But the superlatives
don’t end here. Over 60% of the population claim indigenous heritage,
including Aymará, Quechua and Guaraní, making it South America’s
most indigenous country.
Bolivia’s natural treasures are many and marvelous, from soaring
mountain peaks and surreal salt flats to steamy jungles and wildlife-rich
grasslands. Exploring the cultural aspect – the country’s vibrant ancient
traditions and preserved colonial cities – offers unparalleled delight. Most
visitors stick to the well-worn paths of the Altiplano, but there’s plenty to
see and do elsewhere, from dense rainforests to snowcapped cordilleras.
While Bolivia is now well and truly on the travelers’ radar, it’s still largely
raw and undeveloped. This may be a boon for intrepid travelers, but it’s a
perennial source of problems for Bolivians – notable changes have been
sweeping Bolivia’s formidable landscapes in the last few years.
Since 2005, Bolivia has been undergoing a revolution of sorts virtually
synonymous with former cocalero (coca grower) Evo Morales, Bolivia’s
first indigenous president. In January 2009, he pushed through a ground-
breaking new constitution. Approved in a nationwide referendum by 67%
of the population, it grants previously unheard-of rights to the country’s
indigenous majority and allows the president to seek a second five-year
term in office.
This was stellar news for the working classes and the indigenous
population of the western highlands but not for everyone in Bolivia. In
fact, many middle- and upper-class Bolivians, especially in the energy-
rich eastern provinces, are vehemently critical of Morales’ anticapitalist
stands and socialist ideologies. This opposition led to violent protests in
autonomy-hungry Santa Cruz in September 2008 (with 11 dead), and the
alleged attempt at presidential assassination in April 2009.
Another hot topic is the trial of former president, ‘Goni’ Sánchez de
Lozada, who stands accused, together with 16 members of his cabinet,
for 67 deaths during the 2003 protests in La Paz. The trial opened in May
2009 in absentia; Goni still lives in Maryland and the unheeded request
to the US for extradition is one of several sore points (including the
controversial coca) between Bolivia and the USA. Since the diplomatic
talks in spring 2009, the worn ties between the two have been on the
slow mend.
In addition to Bolivia’s internal strife, Morales has other things on
his plate, such as the management of Bolivia’s so far untapped lithium
reserves (the world’s largest) and the election in December 2009. With
his approval ratings still high, at presstime it looked like he was in for a
second term. How he will manage to keep his polarized country in check
remains to be seen. As the Bolivians themselves say, vamos a ver…

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Getting Started
Travelers can no longer be smug about ‘discovering’ Bolivia; it’s well
and truly on the traveler’s map for those who visit South America.
Having said that, most stick to the more accessible and well-worn routes
and don’t give it the attention it warrants. For the more motivated and
curious traveler, this means there will be plenty of stimulation if you
venture off the tourist track – it’s so easy to do. All travelers to Bolivia
will be delighted by the multilayered, rich and varied cultures, stunning
natural beauty, and unforgettable experiences and characters. Adventure
nuts will also be well sated: there are plenty of opportunities for outdoor
action, with a wide variety of luxury levels and travel choices on offer. The See climate charts (p330)
going isn’t always easy, but the rewards are well worth the effort. for more information.

WHEN TO GO
Travelers will encounter just about every climatic zone, from stifling
humidity and heat to arctic cold. Summer (November to April) is the
rainy season, when overland transportation becomes difficult if not
impossible in some areas. The most popular, and arguably most comfort-
able, time for exploring the whole country is during the dry, clear days
of winter (May to October).
Most of Bolivia lies as near to the equator as Tahiti or Hawaii, but
its elevation and unprotected expanses result in unpredictable weather.
Bolivia’s two poles of climatic extremes are Puerto Suárez with its over-
whelming heat, and Uyuni with its icy, cold winds. But there are no
absolutes; there are times when you can sunbathe in Uyuni and freeze
in Puerto Suárez.
Summer (rainy season) in the lowlands can be utterly miserable, with
mud, high humidity, biting insects and relentless tropical downpours.
However, washed-out roads means there is an increase in river transpor-
tation, making this the best time to hop on a cargo boat. Winter in the
Altiplano means extreme heat during the day, and freezing winds and
subzero temperatures at night. The highland valleys are refuges, having
a comfortable climate and little rain year round.

DON’T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT

„ Checking the visa situation (p339)

„ Checking travel advisory warnings (p330)
„ Proof of vaccination for yellow fever (p356)
„ A copy of your travel insurance policy details (p334)
„ Plug adaptor for your camera battery charger (p329)
„ Binoculars for wildlife watching
„ Sunscreen and a hat for the clear skies at 4000m
„ First aid kit (p352)
„ Ear plugs for disco nights you want to sleep through
„ A pack lock or other luggage security for peace of mind
„ Your sense of humor – both patience and courage will be tested in queues and on bus rides

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August is the most popular month of the high tourist season, which
runs from late May to early September. High season sees the most reli-
able weather and coincides with European and North American summer
holidays. It’s also when most of Bolivia’s major festivals take place, so
many Bolivians and South Americans travel at this time as well. This can
be an advantage if you are looking for people to form a travel group, but
prices are generally higher than during the rest of the year.

COSTS & MONEY

HOW MUCH? Overall, prices are slightly lower here than in neighboring countries. The big-
Dorm bed US$2-8 gest cost in any trip to Bolivia will be transportation, especially getting there
(and, to a lesser extent, getting around, as the distances involved are great).
Almuerzo (set lunch) While ultrabudget travelers can get by on less than US$17 per day, most
US$1-2.50 people will spend between US$25 and US$50. Visitors who want to enjoy
Internet per hour the best Bolivia has to offer can easily travel comfortably for US$150 a day
US$0.15-2 (this would include hire of private transportation). Most prices in this book
Hotel room (double) are quoted in bolivianos (B$). Avoid over-bargaining with local people
US$25 for goods and services just for the sake of it. While Bolivians themselves
might bargain among their friends at markets, bargaining is not actually
City taxi fare
a common cultural practice. In any case, be realistic about how much you
US$0.75-1.50
are actually saving – the few bolivianos you might save can be worth a
See also the Lonely great deal more to the locals than to you. If you feel uncomfortable about
Planet Index, inside front pricing issues, ask locals for a ballpark idea of what you can expect to pay
cover. for something, including taxis. Always agree on food, accommodations and
transportation prices beforehand to avoid any unpleasant situations.

TRAVEL LITERATURE
Sitting at the top of the South American travelogue list is the humorous
and well-written Inca-Kola, by Matthew Parris. It follows the meander-
ings of several Englishmen on a rollicking circuit throughout Peru and
parts of Bolivia.
A great read, especially if you’re traveling in the lowlands, is Jungle:
A Harrowing True Story of Survival (originally published as Back from
Tuichi) by Yossi Ghinsberg; it’s about an Israeli traveler who gets lost
in the Parque Nacional Madidi in the early 1980s and how he finds his
way out of the jungle. Other travel books that are worth noting include
Chasing Ché: A Motorcycle Journey in Search of the Guevara Legend,
by Patrick Symmes, and The Incredible Voyage: A Personal Odyssey, by
Tristan Jones, which follows the intrepid sailor’s journey through
landlocked Bolivia on Lake Titicaca and beyond. An offbeat historical
character is portrayed in Lizzie: A Victorian Lady’s Amazon Adventure,
compiled by Anne Rose from the letters of Lizzie Hessel, who lived in
the Bolivian Amazon settlement of Colonia Orton during the rubber
boom of the early 20th century. Exploration Fawcett, by Percy Fawcett,
is a fabulous jungle travel book from the early 20th century.
Less travelogue and more history book is the comprehensive synthesis
of recent Bolivian political history, Bolivia: Between a Rock and a Hard
Place, by Pete Good, which provides the most up-to-date commentary
on Bolivia. You can find copies for sale in many travel agencies and
hotels in La Paz. The Fat Man from La Paz: Contemporary Fiction from
Bolivia, a collection of short stories edited by Rosario Santos, is a widely
recommended read. For a good synopsis of Bolivian history, politics and
culture, check out Bolivia in Focus, by Robert Werner.
Some good suggestions for books in general are available if you look
on the excellent website www.libreriaboliviana.com (in Spanish).

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TOP PICKS
FESTIVALS & EVENTS
Thanks to their rich culture, imbibed with tradition, Bolivians are big on celebrating. There’s
almost always something fascinating going on, from saints’ days in small villages to nationwide
events. The following is a list of our favorites. See p332 for more details of festivals and events
throughout the country.

„ El Gran Poder (La Paz), May/June (p76) „ Fiesta de San Bartolomé; Chu’tillos (Potosí),
„ Carnaval (nationwide, p332; best in Oruro,
August (p236)
p157, and Tarija, p249), February/March „ Fiesta del Espíritu (Potosí), June (p235)
„ Pujllay (Tarabuco), March (p223) „ Fiesta de la Virgen de Urkupiña (Quillacollo),
„ Fiesta de la Cruz (Lake Titicaca), May 3
August 15–18 (Cochabamba; p197)
(p104) „ International Theater Festival (Santa Cruz),
„ Fiesta del Santo Patrono de Moxos (San
April (p268)
Ignacio de Moxos), July 31 (p311) „ International Festival of Baroque Music
(Santa Cruz), April (p268)

EXTREME ADVENTURES
Bolivia’s rugged landscape and outgoing, knowledgeable tour guides offer innumerable thrilling
adventures. Whether you want to hang off a precipice or walk on the wild side in the jungle,
Bolivia’s got it all.

„ Hike the Mapiri trail, a demanding but „ Conquer the 6088m Huayna Potosí (p141)
superb walking trek (p138) „ Soak in hot springs at the base of Nevado
„ Do the tandem mountain bike and raft trip Sajama (p164)
from Sorata to Rurrenabaque (p135) „ Go wild by heading upriver to a jungle-
„ Tackle the remote Quimsa Cruz range – not to based community ecolodge (p306)
be missed if you’re a serious climber (p150) „ Trek the Trans Cordillera route from Sorata
„ Shoot the rapids from Class II–V in the to Huayna Potosí and Illimani (p134)
Yungas (p121) „ Head to the most remote of remote
„ Float the Río Mamoré through pristine national parks, Noel Kempff Mercado,
Amazon jungle (p314) for an awesome nature experience (p318)

MOUTH-WATERING EATS
There are some excellent countrywide eateries, as well as plenty of must-try local Bolivian specialties.
To tantalize your taste buds, try the following five eateries and five taste sensations.

„ El Huerto, Sucre – a classy garden-party „ Nayjama, Oruro – renowned for the local
eating experience (p220) Oruro specialty, boiled sheep’s head (p160)
„ La Estancia, Cochabamba – for lovers of „ Salteñas – heavenly pastry parcels filled with
meat, this is hard to beat (p198) chicken, beef and vegetables (p42)
„ Casa Típica de Camba, Santa Cruz – for an „ Tamales – those from the Tupiza market are
authentically Bolivian experience (p270) especially scrumptious (p184)
„ La Comedie Art-Café Restaurant, La Paz – „ Trucha – the famed (and now farmed) Lake
French/Bolivian fusion cuisine with a touch Titicaca trout satisfies any fish cravings (p105)
of class (p82)

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INTERNET RESOURCES
Bolivia.com (www.bolivia.com, in Spanish) Current news and cultural information.
Bolivia web (www.boliviaweb.com) Good portal with a variety of cultural and artistic links, and
more.
Bolivian.com (www.bolivian.com, in Spanish) Spanish-language portal with a slew of links and
some travel info.
Boliviacontact.com (www.boliviacontact.com) Thorough, searchable index of Bolivian sites.
GBT Bolivia (www.gbtbolivia.com) Solid commercial site with travel links.
Noticias Bolivianas (www.noticiasbolivianas.com, in Spanish) Comprehensive news site with
links to major media.
South America Explorers Club (www.saexplorers.org) Interesting trip reports and travel
bulletins.

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Itineraries
CLASSIC ROUTES
CULTURE VULTURES & NATURE NOMADS Two to Three Weeks
Stimulate your senses around the streets of La Paz (p60) before heading by
bus to Sucre (p210). It’s worth going via Cochabamba (p190), a great place
to eat and get your cultural fill. Sucre is the place to visit churches and
museums, and offers fascinating short sojourns to nearby villages, famous
for their craftworks; try Tarabuco (p222). From here, head by bus to Potosí
(p227), a starkly beautiful Unesco World Heritage city, situated at 4070m.
Visit and learn about the cooperative mines, still in operation. You can
thaw your chills in the nearby Tarapaya hot springs (p242). Jump on an
overnight bus to Tupiza (p180), former territory of Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid. Here, there’s a choice of hikes and horseback or bike rides
among the colored rocks of the surrounding quebradas (ravines). Join a
tour from here to Uyuni (p166) and to cruise your way around a three- or
four-day Southwest Circuit tour of the Salar de Uyuni (p174) and the Reserva
Nacional de Fauna Andina Eduardo Avaroa (p173). From Uyuni make your way
up to Oruro (p153), famed for its Carnaval. Alternatively, from Tupiza head
to Tarija (p245) and its surrounds, a relaxing town and region, and Bolivia’s
heart of paleontology and viticulture. From Tarija you can fly or bus to
La Paz; from Oruro it’s an easy three-hour bus ride.
For those who love
a mix of culture
and action, Bolivia
has it all. A visit
to colonial towns,
craft centers and
mining regions
will tantalize your
traveling taste
buds. You can
skate across salt
plains one day,
and dance with
the devils the
next.

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FROM HIGH TO LOW Two to Three Weeks

The most popular way to enter Bolivia is to come in overland from Peru,
following the exciting tourist path, with a developed tourist infrastruc-
ture. Start by enjoying the views of Lake Titicaca from white-washed
Copacabana (p99), eating the local trout dishes and getting some R&R.
After a day or two, hike to the tiny port of Yampupata (p109), visiting the
villages along the way for a reed-boat ride. From Yampupata (or nearby
villages) or Copacabana, you can take a boat across Lake Titicaca to
tranquil Isla del Sol (p109). Walk from the island’s north to south and
explore the Inca ruins. Marvel at Illampu in the distance over Isla de la
Luna and then head back to the mainland.
Back on the mainland, jump on a tourist bus for a trip across the
stunning Cordillera Real toward La Paz (see p60). For a side trip to the
remarkably tranquil Sorata (p133), catch another bus at the Sorata turn-
off. Chill in this oasis or do some serious hiking or downhill mountain
biking. Once in La Paz, spend a few days acclimatizing and absorbing
the smells and sights in the hectic markets, fascinating museums and
top-class restaurants and cafés. Take a day out to take in the ancient
ruins of Tiwanaku (p93).
From here, the adventurous can take on the Takesi (p127) or Choro
Treks (p124), or ride a bike (or bus) down the World’s Most Dangerous Road
(p75) to Coroico (p119) in the Yungas. Alternatively, you could fly to
Rurrenabaque (p301) and spend a few days chilling in a hammock and
exploring the surrounds (add on an extra five to seven days for this to
allow for ‘plane delays’ and jungle visits).

The area around La

Paz is jam-packed
with highlights and
activities, including
the sun-filled Lake
Titicaca, ancient
Inca ruins and
tranquil oases. Two
weeks will give
you a brief taste
of adventure and
relaxation, and
the opportunity
to experience a
diverse range of
environments.

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ROADS LESS TRAVELED

AMAZONIAN ADVENTURE 10 Days to Two Weeks
A wonderful way to get off the beaten tourist track (but still enjoy an
element of comfort) is to start in Santa Cruz (p263), a sophisticated and
cosmopolitan city with a dreamy (sometimes steamy) climate and tropi-
cal atmosphere. From here, fly or catch the overnight bus to Trinidad
(p312), a sleepy town with a pretty plaza. After whirling around on
a motorcycle, take a side trip to Puerto Varador (p317) for a local fish
meal, a visit to a museum or two and a much-needed siesta or three –
it gets hot. A three-hour bus ride will take you to the Jesuit mission
village of San Ignacio de Moxos (p310) – plan your trip around the town’s
colorful, not-to-be-missed festival in July. Take a side trip into Reserva
Biosférica del Beni (p309) and then make the long slog via San Borja (p308)
to Rurrenabaque (p301), hammock country, from where you can set out
for a couple of days on a jungle or pampas tour. Alternatively, get your
jungle fill at the San Miguel del Bala (p307) ecoresort, just upriver from
Rurrenabaque. Whatever you do, don’t miss a trip to Madidi National Park
(p308), a wild, little-trodden utopia and a must for wildlife-watchers.
Finally, leave enough time to stay in the highly regarded, community-run
Chalalán Ecolodge (p306).

The sights and

sounds of the
jungle make for a
once-in-a-lifetime
experience. Start
sophisticated and
go wild, with a tour
from the city to the
remote reserves.
After a few rough
but adventurous
trips, you can laze
away the days in a
hammock in
tropical
temperatures.

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TAILORED TRIPS
NATIONAL PARKS & RESERVES
Bolivia has protected 18% of its territory in 22 national parks and re-
serves. From Reserva Biológica Cordillera de Sama’s (p254) slice of the Al-
tiplano, to the inundated savannas of the remote, but spectacular,
Parque Nacional Noel Kempff Mercado (p318), flora and fauna fans will be
in their element. Although some of these protected areas can be dif-
ficult to access, the following places are worth every ounce of the
effort they take to reach.
Parque Nacional Sajama (p163) with its vicuñas, soaring volcanoes (in-
cluding Bolivia’s highest peak) and heavenly hot springs was Bolivia’s
first reserve. Parque Nacional Madidi (p308) is possibly now the best known,
encompassing one of the most biodiverse
habitats in the world and featuring numerous
protected species.
Parque Nacional Carrasco (p300) and Parque
Nacional Tunari (p201) are two of the more ac-
cessible, middle-altitude cloud forests, while
Parque Nacional y Área de Uso Múltiple Amboró
(p276) is a prime place for bird-watching.
Área Natural de Manejo Integrado Nacional
Apolobamba (p146) is one of the least visited
national parks, while the most popular, Reserva
Nacional de Fauna Andina Eduardo Avaroa (p173),
receives tens of thousands of visitors per year
and is part of the Southwest Circuit.

PLANES, TRAINS & CAMIONES

In Bolivia, getting there is an important part of the travel experience,
and often half the fun! The means of transportation can be the highlight
(okay, and sometimes lowlight) of your adventure.
From the sluggish Trans-Chiquitano train (p292) to the most remote Río
Mamoré river journeys (p314), you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to
mobility options.
Foolhardy mountain-bike adventurers shouldn’t pass up the chance
to conquer the World’s Most Dangerous Road (p75) or settle instead for
single-track pistes around La Paz (p60), Sorata (p133) and Sucre (p210).
Flying (p322) in a small plane into remote Parque Nacional Noel Kempff
Mercado will satisfy the most snap-happy traveler. In Trinidad, piling
yourself and your gear on to a chauffeured moto-taxi (p315) is as much
fun as renting one independently.
Several days of bumping around the South-
west Circuit (p173; including the Salar de Uyuni)
by 4WD is worth it for the scenery alone.
Romantic reed-boat journeys or hydrofoil
cruises on Lake Titicaca (p97) provide a tranquil
change of pace. Or, for those wanting a rush,
you can raft (p297) into the Amazon Basin.
Let’s not forget our humble feet, the best
form of mobility in Bolivia. Awe-inspiring trek-
king includes via Inca trails to the Yunga Cruz
trek (p129). As for the inevitable travel on buses
or camiones (flatbed trucks)? This can be as
adrenaline-inducing as anything.

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THE AUTHORS 372

The Authors
ANJA MUTIĆ Coordinating Author, Southern Altiplano
While growing up in Croatia, New York-based Anja Mutić had a deep fas-
cination with the ancient civilizations and mysterious rainforests of South
America. In 2002, she spent six weeks traveling around Bolivia, immedi-
ately enchanted with its remote landscapes and indigenous cultures. She
descended into the mines of Potosí, swam in Inca hot springs, found herself
in the midst of a coca peasants’ roadblock and got lost in the Amazon. For
this book, she was repeatedly hit by water balloons leading up to Carnaval.
Still, she’d go back in a snap.

KATE ARMSTRONG La Paz, Lake Titicaca

Kate first wandered to Bolivia during a year-long backpacking trip through
South America. Captivated by the country’s flavors, she holed up in Sucre
to study Spanish and inadvertently joined a folkloric dance troupe after
two ungraceful cueca lessons in her hiking boots. She returns regularly to
Bolivia to search for the perfect salteña, hike in the highlands and brush up
on her castellano. When not wandering the markets of La Paz, the Altiplano
or Amazonian jungle, Kate is a freelance writer in Australia.

PAUL SMITH The Cordilleras & Yungas, Central Highlands,

South Central Bolivia & the Chaco, Santa Cruz &
Gran Chiquitania, Amazon Basin
From an early age, and with a vague and naive ambition to be the next
David Attenborough, Paul dreamed of exploring the remotest corners of
South America in search of wildlife. After spending two months at the Beni
Biological Station as a student, that dream started to come true but, with
David Attenborough still going strong, he changed his career plans, became
a travel writer and moved to South America (Paraguay) permanently in 2003.
While researching this edition, Paul spent a night on a bus in a mosquito-
infested swamp somewhere between Rurre and Riberalta, overcame his fear
of light aircrafts in Pando, learnt how to take his singani like a man in Tarija,
and saw his first Red-fronted Macaw in Saipina.

CONTRIBUTING AUTHOR
Dr David Goldberg MD completed his training in internal medicine and infectious diseases at Columbia-
Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City, where he has also served as voluntary faculty. At present,
he is an infectious diseases specialist in Scarsdale NY and the editor-in-chief of the website www
.MDTravelHealth.com

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THE AUTHORS
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History
Tangible history lives on in most of Bolivia’s best-known destinations. For more information on
From pre-Hispanic archaeological sites and living indigenous traditions the fascinating Tiwanaku
to colonial architecture and the more recent headline-making political site, read Alan Kolata’s A
upheaval, the country’s history reflects the influences that have shaped Valley of Spirits (Wiley &
South America as a whole. Sons, 1996).
The great Altiplano (which literally means high plateau), the largest
expanse of arable land in the Andes, extends from present-day Bolivia
into southern Peru, northwestern Argentina and northern Chile. While
it’s been inhabited for thousands of years, the region’s early cultures were
shaped by the imperial designs of two major forces: the Tiwanaku culture
of Bolivia and the Inca of Peru.
Most archaeologists define the prehistory of the Central Andes in
terms of ‘horizons’ – Early, Middle and Late – each of which was charac-
terized by distinct architectural and artistic trends. Cultural interchanges
between the early Andean peoples occurred mostly through trade, usually
between nomadic tribes or as a result of the diplomatic expansionist
activities of powerful and well-organized societies. These interchanges
resulted in the Andes’ emergence as the cradle of South America’s highest
cultural achievements.
During the initial settlement of the Andes, from the arrival of nomads,
probably from Siberia, until about 1400 BC, villages and ceremonial
centers were established, and trade emerged between coastal fishing
communities and farming villages of the highlands.

EARLY & MIDDLE HORIZONS

The so-called Early Horizon (1400–400 BC) was an era of architectural
innovation and activity, most evident in the ruins of Chavín de Huantar,
on the eastern slopes of the Andes in Peru. Chavín influences resounded
far and wide, even after the decline of Chavín society, and spilled over
into the Early Middle Horizon (400 BC–AD 500).
The Middle Horizon (AD 500–900) was marked by the imperial expan-
sion of the Tiwanaku and Huari (of the Ayacucho Valley of present-day
Peru) cultures. The Tiwanakans produced technically advanced work,
most notably the city itself. They created impressive ceramics, gilded
ornamentation, engraved pillars and slabs with calendar markings and
designs representing their bearded white leader and deity, Viracocha.
By 700 BC, Tiwanaku had developed into a thriving civilization. Con-
sidered as advanced as ancient Egypt in many respects, it had an extensive
system of roads, irrigation canals and agricultural terraces. This system is

1400 BC–AD 400 500–900 1000–1200

The first peoples settled in the The ceremonial center of Tiwanaku’s power wanes, the
Bolivian Altiplano, followed by Tiwanaku, on the shores of Lake population disperses and the
a wave of Aymará Indians who Titicaca, grew and developed ceremonial site is largely
swept across the Andes from into the religious and political abandoned due to mysterious
central Peru into Alto Perú capital of the Alto Peruvian reasons – possibly climate
(Bolivia), driving out most of Altiplano. change (drought), an
the Altiplano’s original settlers. earthquake or foreign invasion.

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Abstract 10: Current trends and future directions
Definition: Research findings and conclusions
• Case studies and real-world applications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Key Concept: Fundamental concepts and principles
• Comparative analysis and synthesis
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Important: Comparative analysis and synthesis
• Key terms and definitions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 93: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Remember: Best practices and recommendations
• Historical development and evolution
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Remember: Critical analysis and evaluation
• Literature review and discussion
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Remember: Fundamental concepts and principles
• Learning outcomes and objectives
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 96: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Remember: Experimental procedures and results
• Fundamental concepts and principles
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Definition: Literature review and discussion
• Interdisciplinary approaches
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Key Concept: Best practices and recommendations
• Ethical considerations and implications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
[Figure 99: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Important: Study tips and learning strategies
• Interdisciplinary approaches
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Lesson 11: Interdisciplinary approaches
Practice Problem 100: Fundamental concepts and principles
• Current trends and future directions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
[Figure 101: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Key Concept: Study tips and learning strategies
• Best practices and recommendations
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Key Concept: Best practices and recommendations
• Case studies and real-world applications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Important: Best practices and recommendations
• Research findings and conclusions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Example 104: Problem-solving strategies and techniques
• Comparative analysis and synthesis
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Remember: Learning outcomes and objectives
• Ethical considerations and implications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Definition: Case studies and real-world applications
• Historical development and evolution
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Important: Literature review and discussion
• Ethical considerations and implications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Definition: Theoretical framework and methodology
• Literature review and discussion
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Definition: Comparative analysis and synthesis
• Learning outcomes and objectives
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 110: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Unit 12: Study tips and learning strategies
Key Concept: Assessment criteria and rubrics
• Key terms and definitions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Remember: Historical development and evolution
• Ethical considerations and implications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Example 112: Problem-solving strategies and techniques
• Ethical considerations and implications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Definition: Study tips and learning strategies
• Literature review and discussion
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Example 114: Literature review and discussion
• Ethical considerations and implications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
[Figure 115: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Remember: Experimental procedures and results
• Learning outcomes and objectives
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Important: Study tips and learning strategies
• Assessment criteria and rubrics
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Practice Problem 117: Historical development and evolution
• Problem-solving strategies and techniques
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Definition: Interdisciplinary approaches
• Research findings and conclusions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Note: Assessment criteria and rubrics
• Interdisciplinary approaches
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Discussion 13: Case studies and real-world applications
Note: Critical analysis and evaluation
• Critical analysis and evaluation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Remember: Literature review and discussion
• Current trends and future directions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Practice Problem 122: Current trends and future directions
• Study tips and learning strategies
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Note: Historical development and evolution
• Current trends and future directions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Important: Interdisciplinary approaches
• Literature review and discussion
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Definition: Ethical considerations and implications
• Ethical considerations and implications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 126: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Definition: Problem-solving strategies and techniques
• Theoretical framework and methodology
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Important: Interdisciplinary approaches
• Theoretical framework and methodology
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Definition: Historical development and evolution
• Key terms and definitions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Practice Problem 129: Interdisciplinary approaches
• Current trends and future directions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Introduction 14: Interdisciplinary approaches
Practice Problem 130: Ethical considerations and implications
• Fundamental concepts and principles
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
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