San Pablo de Lipez
Essentials
- Top Attractions: Laguna Glaciar, Frías Volcano, Cuevas de Umajalanta, Narvaez Bay, Laguna Blanca
- Best Months to Visit: August, July, June, May
Laguna Glaciar
One of the most spectacular glacier lakes in Bolivia, Laguna Glaciar is nestled high in the mountains near Sorata. The mesmerizing turquoise waters offer a stark contrast to the snowy mountains.
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Frías Volcano, located in the Potosí Department, is an inactive volcano known for its picturesque landscapes. The area around the volcano is ideal for hiking.
Read MoreCuevas de Umajalanta
Cuevas de Umajalanta, in the Chuquisaca Department, is the longest and deepest cave in Bolivia, known for its stalagmites and stalactites.
Read MoreNarvaez Bay
Located in the Madidi National Park, Narvaez Bay is a beautiful area with a diverse array of wildlife. It's a fantastic spot for birdwatching and taking in the natural scenery.
Read MoreLaguna Blanca
Laguna Blanca stands out with its striking white color, caused by the high mineral content in its waters. The lake is surrounded by vast salt flats, creating a surreal and mesmerizing landscape. Visitors can witness the lake's pristine beauty, walk along the salt flats, and capture unique photographs. Laguna Blanca is a must-visit destination for those exploring the Uyuni Salt Flats and seeking otherworldly natural wonders.
Read MoreLaguna Kkota Q’asa
Laguna Kkota Q'asa is a high altitude lake located in the La Paz Department. It's known for its scenic beauty and tranquility.
Read MoreLaguna Colorada
Laguna Colorada gets its name from the reddish color of its waters, caused by sediments and algae. The lake is surrounded by stunning landscapes, including volcanic peaks, snow-capped mountains, and geothermal springs. It is also home to several bird species, including the iconic flamingos. Visitors can witness the vibrant colors of the lake and its feathered inhabitants while enjoying the serene and otherworldly atmosphere of the high-altitude Andean plateau.
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Geiser Sol De Mañana
Geothermal geysers in the Altiplano region of Bolivia, known for their stunning steam and boiling mud pools.
Read MoreDesierto Salvador Dali
A surreal desert landscape resembling Salvador Dali's paintings, featuring bizarre rock formations and vibrant colors.
Read MoreSalar de Uyuni
Salar de Uyuni is the world's largest salt flat, spanning over 10,582 square kilometers (4,086 sq mi). It is the legacy of a prehistoric lake that went dry, leaving behind a desert-like, nearly 11,000-sq.-km. landscape of bright-white salt and rock formations.
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Laguna Celeste
A beautiful blue lake surrounded by towering mountains, known for its vibrant azure color.
Read MorePotosí
Potosí is a city in the southern highlands of Bolivia. Its long mining history is on display in Cerro Rico, a mountain and working silver mine, and the Mint, a 1759-built building with old coins.
Read MoreValle de las Rocas
A rocky valley with an incredible collection of uniquely shaped rock formations, perfect for exploration.
Read MoreLaguna San Francisco
Laguna San Francisco, located in the Santa Cruz Department, is a mountain lake known for its serene beauty and birdlife.
Read MoreCerro Calvario
Cerro Calvario is a hill in Copacabana known for its Christian monuments and stunning views of Lake Titicaca and the town.
Read MoreLaguna Hedionda
One of several high-altitude Andean lagoons, Laguna Hedionda is notable for its large populations of three species of flamingos.
Read MoreOjo del Inca
Ojo del Inca, or "Eye of the Inca," is a natural hot spring located near Potosí. The pool is surrounded by lush vegetation and offers a relaxing soak with medicinal properties.
Read MoreCancana
Cancana is a scenic canyon located in the La Paz Department. The area is known for its rugged beauty and is popular among hikers and rock climbers.
Read MoreReserva Nacional De Fauna Andina Eduardo Avaroa
A protected area renowned for its diverse wildlife, high-altitude lakes, and breathtaking landscapes.
Read MorePlaya Blanca Salt Hotel
A stunning white salt flat with crystalline hexagonal patterns, resembling a surreal beach landscape.
Read MoreTrain Cemetery
A historical graveyard of abandoned train cars, offering a unique glimpse into Bolivia's railway history.
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Volcán Tunupa
A dormant volcano with a picturesque crater lake, offering hiking opportunities and stunning panoramic views.
Read MoreCerro Rico
Cerro Rico in Potosí is a famous mountain once considered the world's largest silver mine. Tours of the still-active mines are a popular tourist attraction.
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