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.

Your Guide To Navigating The Salar de Uyuni Salar de Uyuni is one of the most striking natural sites in the world. Formed more than 40,000 years ago, the salt flats expand across 10,582 square k...

“I didn’t even open the Peru book I bought … our guides were a b... Heading towards the end of the summer “high season”, and there are still a healthy stream of testimonials arriving in the Aracari office. In partic...

Explora Travesía Uyuni Redefining travel in the Chilean and Bolivian Altiplanos, including the Salar de Uyuni In March 2007 we suggested a visit to the highlands of south-w...

The View from Above: Riding the Cable Cars in La Paz, Bolivia La Paz from the air Sitting at an altitude of 3,650m (almost 12,000 ft), the cable cars in La Paz offer an unbelievable view of the city spreading as...

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: Desert, Lagoons and the Salar de Uyuni Peru trip report by Marisol Mosquera I have been to the Salar de Uyuni and Desert + Lagoons area twice before, but it had been a while since I last ...

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