Bolivia: Salt flats and silver

Bolivia sits at the heart of the Central Andes, a crossroads of ancient civilizations whose legacies still shape its landscapes and living cultures. Lake Titicaca remains a sacred cradle of Andean cosmology, while La Paz blends indigenous traditions, colonial heritage, and modern dynamism under the watchful gaze of Illimani. Further south, Sucre and Potosí reveal the opulence and influence they once wielded during the Spanish colonial era, their grand architecture and preserved streets offering windows into the past.

Yet Bolivia is equally defined by its natural marvels. The Salar de Uyuni stretches like a vast, shimmering horizon, otherworldly in both the dry and rainy seasons, and the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve dazzles with flamingo-filled lagoons, steaming geysers, and mineral-tinted deserts. Raw, rustic, and awe-inspiring, Bolivia rewards travelers with a strong spirit of adventure and a willingness to embrace its elemental beauty.

This ten-day journey brings together the country’s most compelling stories, cultural, historical, and natural, offering an immersive exploration of a land unlike anywhere else.