South America

Argentina is a big country. In fact, it’s a vast country with long distances to travel between its major tourist attractions. It has just over 3.7 million sq km (1.42 million sq miles) and 46 million inhabitants, which makes the country sparsely populated for its size. It’s the world’s largest Spanish-speaking country, the second-largest country […]

Argentina is a vast country with four distinct seasons and a variety of landscapes and activities to choose from. With such an array of options, picking what to do is no easy task. City lovers are drawn to Buenos Aires, one of the most enchanting capitals in Latin America, with its tango shows, culture, soccer

Bolivia offers a thrilling variety of landscapes for hikers. Visitors can lace up their boots and take to trails that cut through the white mountains of the Andes, follow surreal rock formations and tracks that lead to caves, and watch the sun rise from one of the deepest canyons in the world. The country has

From towering mountains and semi-arid forests to serene salt flats, from the jungles of the Amazon to some of the highest cities in the world, Bolivia has a lot to offer – and the weather patterns to match. The climate here changes according to the region and the time of year, and there is a

You know that old saying that it’s not about the destination but rather the journey? Well, there are few places on earth where the journeys are quite so epic as in Bolivia, which packs a continent’s worth of topography – soaring mountains, upland plateaus, and lowland jungles – into a relatively small package. To get

Bolivia consistently ranks among the top value-for-dollar destinations in the Americas. With the country’s famously diverse terrain, you can explore Amazonian rainforests, ancient Tiwanaku ruins and some of the planet’s highest peaks on a relatively tight budget. With lower living costs compared to Argentina, Brazil and Chile, international travelers can generally visit longer, eat more

Landlocked Bolivia is an exciting country with unmatched travel experiences for its visitors. While it’s true that the sheer scale of opportunities on offer can be overwhelming, such variety is a gift to travelers looking for true adventure. Long overshadowed by the tourism juggernauts that are its neighbors, local initiatives are rocketing Bolivia to the

Though the highways are mostly well-maintained, driving in Bolivia can be stressful due to unpredictable drivers, landslides depending on the season and last-minute roadblocks that derail your schedule. But the stunning landscapes – including Lake Titicaca, the world-famous Uyuni Salt Flats and Tarija wine country – make any road trip worth it. These eight itineraries

With its sensational national parks, beguiling cities, rich Indigenous culture and dramatic landscapes – ranging from towering Andean mountains and high-altitude lakes to shimmering salt flats and dense Amazonian rainforests – Bolivia is a magnet for travelers from across the globe. Deciding to visit is easy, but the logistics of getting into the country can

From taking a bath in thermal rivers to a fascinating ride on a cable car, Bolivia has plenty of safe and fun attractions for all ages. Discover breathtaking sceneries and enjoy natural experiences on a family trip where no one is going to get bored. Here’s everything you need to know about traveling in Bolivia