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La Paz

Situated on the Andes’ Altiplano, some 3,500 metres above sea level, La Paz is the highest administrative capital in the world, and is a vibrant and welcoming city.

Home to crumbling colonial buildings, colorful markets and myriad cafes and restaurants.

Nearby, there are a host of sights, including Valle de la Luna (moon valley) - a complex of natural, otherworldly rock formations; the ruins of the ancient pre-columbian settlement of Tiwanaku; Lake Titicaca; and the spectacular Andes mountains.

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Uyuni and The Southern Circuit

Situated in the Southwest of the country, the city of Uyuni is the gateway to the area known as the Southern Circuit, home to some of Bolivia’s most dramatic landscapes including the breathtaking Salar de Uyuni .

The largest salt flat in the world, comprising some 11,000 Sq KM of surreal, salt rock formations, punctuated by a series of small rugged, islands - and Los Lipez - a series of colorful, arid landscapes, home to a variety of rare animals and bird species.

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Sucre

Undoubtedly the most picturesque city in Bolivia, Sucre is set amidst a stunning mountainous panorama, and is home to an array of whitewashed, colonial architecture, pretty tree-lined streets and plazas.

And a host of excellent museums and galleries.The nearby town of Tarabuco is renowned for being the centre of the indigenous Yampara culture, and, every sunday is the home of Bolivia’s most famous market where you will find an array of beautifully made, traditional Yampara crafts and fabrics.

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