Pictures of Bolivia

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This western Bolivian town with scenic views is a gateway to the picturesque landscape, ancient ruins and fascinating islands of Lake Titicaca.

Marvel at the range of architectural styles and intricate artwork of this centuries-old church, spot religious paintings in its convent then enjoy views of La Paz from its tower.

Browse the stalls of the curious Mercado de las Brujas to discover traditional Bolivian herbal and ritual treatments while you shop for Andean handicrafts.

This vast region is filled with opportunities to get close to nature, with national parks, clear lagoons, rushing rivers and remote, untouched jungle wilderness.

The mountain that looms over Potosi is also the source of most of its industry, as it hides a maze of mines that visitors can explore on guided tours.

Ride a cable car, stroll through parkland and get an elevated view of the city when you visit this lookout point.

See historic architecture, watch street performers and browse the stands of handicraft and food markets at this lively central square.

This vast region is filled with opportunities to get close to nature, with national parks, clear lagoons, rushing rivers and remote, untouched jungle wilderness.

Ride a cable car, stroll through parkland and get an elevated view of the city when you visit this lookout point.

Step into an alien landscape where salt flats stretch for thousands of miles and rainfall turns the ground into a gigantic mirror.

This vast region is filled with opportunities to get close to nature, with national parks, clear lagoons, rushing rivers and remote, untouched jungle wilderness.

Ride a cable car, stroll through parkland and get an elevated view of the city when you visit this lookout point.

The mountain that looms over Potosi is also the source of most of its industry, as it hides a maze of mines that visitors can explore on guided tours.

This vast region is filled with opportunities to get close to nature, with national parks, clear lagoons, rushing rivers and remote, untouched jungle wilderness.

Visit the traditional Aymara villages and gaze up at the snow-capped peaks that enclose the largest lake in South America.