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Lake Titicaca
The world’s highest navigable lake, located in the Andes, is home to the Uros people's manmade floating islands and sacred Inca mythology
The world’s highest navigable lake, located in the Andes, is home to the Uros people's manmade floating islands and sacred Inca mythology
La Paz, Bolivia
The world's highest capital, nestled in an canyon, is a bustling, colorful metropolis renowned for its indigenous Aymara culture and modern cable car transit
Copacabana
A vibrant town on the shores of Lake Titicaca, famous for its 17th-century basilica, and as a pilgrimage site and access to the Inca ruins of Isla del Sol
Lake Titicaca
The world’s highest navigable lake, located in the Andes, is home to the Uros people's manmade floating islands and sacred Inca mythology
La Isla del Sol
A sacred Inca legend-filled gem on Bolivia's Lake Titicaca. This car-free island offers serene trails, ancient ruins, and stunning Andean views.
Inca de La Luna
A sacred Lake Titicaca retreat in Bolivia. Inca legend says it’s where the moon was born. It features ruins of an ancient temple or nunnery.
Tuni
A remote Aymara community located at 4,400 meters in the Andes’ Cordillera Real that serves as a popular gateway for trekking the stunning Condoriri peaks
Camino a los Yungas
A perilous, 40-mile Bolivian biking route dropping from La Paz to the Amazon, famous for sheer cliffs, waterfalls, and no guardrails
Coroico
A lush hilltop town in Bolivia's Yungas region, famous as the terminus of the thrilling Death Road. It offers a warm, tropical escape with stunning views