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Photo Galleries
- Bike Ride on Coroico Road - the World's Most Dangerous Road
- La Paz City Tour
- Tour Tiwanaku, Bolivia - Photo Gallery
- Photographic Tour of the Salar de Uyuni
- A Tour of Lake Titicaca
The Andes run through western Bolivia in two separate Cordilleras, the Cordillera Occidental, closer to the Pacific, and the Cordillera Real, which first runs southeast, then turns to cut across central Bolivia, becoming the Cordillera Central. Between the cordilleras is the vast, nearly treeless area known as the altiplano. At the southern end of the altiplano are the barren salt lakes called salars.
- The Andes
- Valle de la Luna - Moon Valley
- La Paz - City Street
- La Paz - Downtown Skyscrapers
- La Paz - Plaza Murillo
- La Paz - Colonial Buildings
- La Paz - Iglesia San Francisco
- La Paz - Mercado de las Brujas
- La Paz - Plaza San Francisco by Night
- La Paz - Congress
- La Paz - Union Monument - Plaza Murrillo
- La Paz - Panoramic View
- Sucre - Cathedral Tower
- Sucre - Cathedral Altars
- Sucre - Cathedral Interior
- Sucre - Colonial Balcony
- Sucre - Casa de la Libertad
- Sucre - Tarabuco Market
- Sucre - Tarabuco Textiles
- Sucre - Tarabuco Traditional Clothing
Chacaltaya
Altiplano
At the southern end of the altiplano are the barren salt lakes called salars. This part of the altiplano supports little population.
- The Altiplano
- Altiplano Farms
- Uyuni Salt Flats
- Chipaya
- Laguna Colorada
- Laguna Verde
- Lago Poopo
- Salar de Uyuni and the altiplano:
- Mineral Deposits
- Colored Hills
- Altiplano and Rocks
- Thermal Springs and Mud Holes
- Atulcha
- Mummies
- Ojos de Sal
- Laguna Verde
- Laguna Colorada and Flamingos
- Laguna Honda and Laguna Hedionda
- Arbol de Piedra
- Salt Pyramids in Colchani
- Hotel Cabana de Sal - Salt Hotel
- Isla de Pescado and Cactus
- Vehicle Protection
Lake Titicaca
At the northern end of the altiplano is Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, and shared by Bolivia and Peru. It is the birthplace of the Inca civilization.
Yungas and Rainforest
North and East of the Cordillera Real is the transition zone between the Andes and the Amazon, called Yungas, which means valleys. High mountain roads, tropical mists, hot and humid climate, and fertile agricultural areas distinguish this region of Bolivia.
Bolivia from Space
- Rio Grande, Bolivia
- Lake Coipasa with water
- Lake Titicaca
- Salar Uyuni
- Lake Poopó
- Salar de Coipasa
- Lake Titicaca, Bolivia and Peru
- Lake Poopó
- La Paz
- Central Andes, Bolivia and Peru--Lakes Titicaca, Poopo, and Coipasa
People
Historical Photos
