Andean Flamingos, Laguna Colorada, South West Bolivia
We simply fell in love with Bolivia … We planned to stay four weeks and spent almost seven there, which forced us to completely change the route for the rest of the trip! We visited Copacabana & Lake Titicaca; La Paz; Rurrenabaque, Madidi National Park & La Pampa; Death Road & Coroico; Sucre; Potosi; Tupiza; Uyuni & the Southwest Loop to the Salar de Uyuni.
Sunset over Lake Titicaca, Copacabana, Bolivia
One of the many bays on Isla del Sol, Lake Titicaca (Lago Titicaca), Bolivia
Traditional dance in Cabanaconde, on the Shores of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, South America
Rurrenabaque Airport, with a stretch of grass as a runway, near Madidi National Park, Bolivia, South America
Walking through the Rain Forest, Madidi National Park, Amazon Rain Forest, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
Black Caiman (Paleosuchus Trigonatus), La Pampa, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
Black Caiman (Paleosuchus Trigonatus) – This one was more than 4 meters long! La Pampa, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
Boat tour on the Yacuma river – This river merges with a contributary of the mighty Amazon, La Pampa, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
View of La Paz from El Alto
La Carratera de la Muerte or Death Road, going down from 4.650 meter to 1.250 Meter in only 64 Kilometer, between La Paz & Coroico, Bolivia
La Carratera de la Muerte or Death Road, going down from 4.650 meter to 1.250 Meter in only 64 Kilometer, between La Paz & Coroico, Bolivia
La Carratera de la Muerte or Death Road, going down from 4.650 meter to 1.250 Meter in only 64 Kilometer, between La Paz & Coroico, Bolivia
The Cathedral, Sucre, Bolivia
“Dos Senoras” enjoying an ice cream in the Parque Libertador Simon Bolivar on a Sunday morning, Sucre, Bolivia
Old woman begging in Sucre, Bolivia, South America
Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
View of Tupiza from the Mirador, Tupiza, Bolivia, South America
Canyon del Inca, near Tupiza, Bolivia
Canyon del Inca, near Tupiza, Bolivia, South America
Torre del Diabolo, Tupiza, Bolivia
The Rocas de Dali, Southwest Bolivia, South America
Laguna Colorada, South West Bolivia, South America
The Laguna Colorada, Southwest Bolivia, South America
Andean Flamingos (Phoenicopterus Andinus), Laguna Colorada, South West Bolivia, South America
Andean Flamingos (Phoenicopterus Andinus), Laguna Colorada, South West Bolivia, South America
El Arbol de Piedra, Southwest Bolivia, South America
Vicuña (Vicugna vicugna), Desierto Siloli, South West Bolivia, South America
Vicuña (Vicugna vicugna), Desierto Siloli, South West Bolivia, South America
The Salar de Uyuni, the biggest Salt Lake in the world, as big as half of Switzerland! Southwest Bolivia, South America
The Salar de Uyuni, the biggest Salt Lake in the world, as big as half of Switzerland! Southwest Bolivia, South America
The Incahuasi Island or Fish Island, in the middle of the Salar de Uyuni, Southwest Bolivia, South America
The train cemetery, Salar de Uyuni or Salt Desert of Uyuni, Bolivia, South America
The train cemetery, Salar de Uyuni or Salt Desert of Uyuni, Bolivia, South America
La Poronga, near Huaca Huanusca, South West Bolivia, South America
Near Huaca Huanusca: here died “Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid”, South West Bolivia, South America
The Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
El Tio, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
The Mineros del Diabolo or “Devils’ Minors”, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
The Mineros del Diabolo or “Devils’ Minors”, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
The Mineros del Diabolo or “Devils’ Minors”, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
The Mineros del Diabolo or “Devils’ Minors”, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
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