The 15 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
The places, most named first
From the 9 guides that rank for "best places to visit in bolivia"
Named by 7 of 91. Salar de UyuniPotosí, BoliviaIt is the largest salt flat on the planet, covering thousands of square miles.In the rainy season a thin layer of water turns the flats into a mirror of the sky.
Named by 6 of 92. Lake Titicaca and Isla del SolLa Paz Department, BoliviaTiticaca is the highest navigable lake in the world and sacred to the Inca.Isla del Sol is said to be where the first Inca king emerged, and you can hike to ruins there.
Named by 4 of 93. La PazLa Paz Department, BoliviaThe city sits in a canyon beneath snow-capped Mount Illimani.Visitors ride cable cars across the city and browse the Witches Market.
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4. Sucre
Chuquisaca, Bolivia
Known as the White City, its colonial center is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The pace is slower than in La Paz, with shady squares and cobbled streets.
Named by 3 of 95. Madidi National ParkLa Paz Department, BoliviaThe park runs from snow-capped Andean peaks down to lowland jungle.It has more than 1,200 bird species, and visitors may spot jaguars or giant river otters.
Named by 3 of 96. Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve and Laguna ColoradaPotosí, BoliviaThe reserve in the southwest has colored lagoons, volcanoes and geysers, and three flamingo species.The Red Lagoon is best seen just before sunset or after sunrise.
Named by 2 of 97. PotosíBoliviaPotosí sits above 4,000 meters and was a major silver city under the Spanish.Visitors can learn about the 16th and 17th century silver rush at the Cerro Rico mine.
Named by 2 of 98. TiwanakuLa Paz Department, BoliviaIt is a UNESCO World Heritage Site about 75 km from La Paz.The ruins include stone monoliths, palaces and temples.
Named by 2 of 99. Santa Cruz and Amboró National ParkSanta Cruz, BoliviaSanta Cruz has a tropical climate, unlike the high-altitude cities.Amboró is about 40 km from Santa Cruz and can only be visited with a registered guide.
Named by 2 of 910. Valle de la LunaLa Paz Department, BoliviaA day trip from La Paz with sandstone spires and two marked trails to lookouts.
11. Toro Toro National ParkPotosí, BoliviaCanyons and caves for hiking, plus well-preserved dinosaur footprints.
12. OruroBoliviaQuiet most of the year, Oruro hosts a large carnival with dancers and marching bands.
13. TupizaPotosí, BoliviaColorful rock landscapes around town suit long hikes and horseback rides.
14. SorataLa Paz Department, BoliviaSorata sits below the Cordillera Real peaks and is a starting point for trekking.
15. CopacabanaLa Paz Department, BoliviaA lakeside town many visitors reach first, known for its basilica.
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Travel guides most often name May to October as the best time to visit Bolivia.
Named by 7 of 91. Salar de UyuniIt is the largest salt flat on the planet, covering thousands of square miles.In the rainy season a thin layer of water turns the flats into a mirror of the sky.
Named by 6 of 92. Lake Titicaca and Isla del SolTiticaca is the highest navigable lake in the world and sacred to the Inca.Isla del Sol is said to be where the first Inca king emerged, and you can hike to ruins there.Named by 4 of 93. La PazThe city sits in a canyon beneath snow-capped Mount Illimani.Visitors ride cable cars across the city and browse the Witches Market.
