We’ve been planning journeys to Bolivia since Aracari was founded because we’ve always believed it was well worth a visit. Just at Pia says in her article, Bolivian travel in not for the faint at heart but for those willing to “rough it” the rewards are countless and the memories will last a lifetime. Take a look at Pia Chatterjee’s take on travel in Bolivia in the San Francisco Chronicle.

More Photos from Gaston Ugalde Bolivian Gaston Ugalde is considered one of the most important contemporary artists, and is famous for his photography and installation work, specific...

Trip Report: La Paz and Surroundings by Marisol Mosquera After our long journey across deserts, lagoons and the Salar de Uyuni and endless drives through Potosi and Sucre, arriving in ...

Peru travel insight #10: A brief history of Coca. Aracari's Weekly Insight Coca has been consumed by natives of the Andes for thousands of years, estimates range from anywhere between 4000 and 8000 y...

The Inca Wheel and Inca Road Network Did the Incas have the wheel? Although the Incas were very advanced and did in fact know about the concept of the wheel, they never developed it in pr...

Bespoke travel in Bolivia. Tips and ‘best bits’ Aracari travel planner, Bronwen Griffith has recently returned from a bespoke travel experience in Bolivia. Here she shares stories, tips and ‘best bi...

Cast your vote for the New7Wonders of Nature starting today! Today 21 finalists for the New 7 Wonders of Nature were announced. Included in the select list are the Amazon and the Galapagos - 2 Aracari specialtie...

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South America’s hidden jewel was never hidden to Aracari…