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Vehicle on Salar de Uyuni at sunrise, Bolivia

Chinkana Ruins on Isla del Sol, Titicaca Lake, Bolivia

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The Aymara, Quechua, Chiquitano, and dozens of other native peoples weave a rich cultural fabric through Bolivia. Their traditions shape colorful textiles worn in highland villages and bold architectural design in modern cities. Explore Andean peaks, ancient civilizations, colonial influence, and otherworldly salt pans on a luxury Bolivia tour. Our brilliant guides will reveal the hidden gems and highlights of Bolivia travel.

Connect with traditional artisans, preserving their cultural identity through spectacular hand-crafted textiles and pottery
Explore ancient Incan archaeological sites on the islands and shores of massive Lake Titicaca
Picnic in the middle of the world's largest salt flat at Salar de Uyuni, where hexagons of crystalized salt stretch for miles
Roam amid Spanish colonial architecture in the UNESCO-listed cities of Sucre and Potosí

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Woman on Isla del Sol in Lake Titicaca, Bolivia

Bolivia: Tapestry of Traditions

Inca Ruins, Natural Wonders & Colonial History

The striking textures and hues of the Bolivian landscape are the perfect complement to the country’s complicated past and colorful present, its primarily indigenous people, and their long-held traditions. Marvel at the stonework at Incan and pre-Incan sites in Samaipata and on the islands and shores of Lake Titicaca. The influence of Spanish colonialism is… Continued

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13 DAYS

Limited to 12 Guests

from $9,945

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When to Go

BEST TIMES: Skies and roads are clear during the dry season May–October, making travel pleasant through most of the country, although temperatures can get chilly in the highlands June and July.
ALSO CONSIDER: The rainy season November–April is the preferred time for photographing the Uyuni salt flats. Shoulder months of April–May and September–October offer the best of both seasons.