Bolivia

Known as the White City, Sucre is the constitutional capital of Bolivia and famous for its well-preserved colonial architecture.

The world's highest administrative capital, La Paz sits in a canyon and offers stunning views of the Illimani mountain.

This is the world's largest salt flat, creating a breathtaking mirror effect during the rainy season.

Straddling the border of Bolivia and Peru, this is the highest navigable lake in the world and home to the unique Uros floating islands.

The largest city in Bolivia, it serves as the country's economic hub and features a warm, tropical climate.

This important archaeological site contains the remnants of a pre-Incan civilization known for its intricate stone carvings.

One of the most biodiverse places on Earth, this park encompasses a vast area of the Amazon basin in northern Bolivia.

A historic city once famous for its silver mines, Potosi is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its colonial legacy.

Often called the City of Eternal Spring, it is famous for its vibrant markets and the massive Christ the Redeemer statue.

This remote and stunning national park is home to massive waterfalls and diverse ecosystems in the Amazon rainforest.