Moon Valley in Bolivia
Once you find yourself in the Lunar Valley of the Valle de la Luna, you can not say that civilization, represented by the city of La Paz, is located just 10 km away. The fantastic landscape of rocks pitted by winds, sun and time, stretching to the horizon, really makes you believe that the Earth is somewhere out there, far away.
Madidi National Park
One of the most biologically diverse areas of the Earth, the Madidi National Park lies in the north-west of Bolivia, occupying more than 18 thousand square kilometers, which makes it the largest conservation area of the country. The main feature of Madidi, which invariably attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists here every year, is landscapes.
Tiwanaku
The oldest Latin American civilizations have left many mysteries to their descendants. One of these mysteries was the origin of the Tiwanaku settlement in Bolivia. Today, these are the remains of stone walls, statues and huge blocks that scientists are unsuccessfully trying to decipher.
Uyuni
There are many amazing places hidden on Earth, which can be called, without a doubt, the wonders of nature. Such wonders include the dried-up salt lake Uyuni. It is located in Bolivia, but at one glance at this place I want to attribute to it an unearthly origin.
Zongo Valley
It’s hard to say right off the bat which of the Bolivian wonders is not in the Zongo Valley, located 50 km north of La Paz. Ice caves? Please, some of the most picturesque on the planet. Turquoise lakes? There are, with crystal water and surrounded by amazing landscapes. Mountains?