Andean Flamingos (Phoenicopterus Andinus), Laguna Colorada, South West Bolivia, South America
We simply fell in love with Bolivia … We planned to stay four weeks and spent almost seven there, which forced us to completely change the route for the rest of the trip! We visited Copacabana & Lake Titicaca; La Paz; Rurrenabaque, Madidi National Park & La Pampa; Death Road & Coroico; Sucre; Potosi; Tupiza; Uyuni & the Southwest Loop to the Salar de Uyuni.
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- Sunset over Lake Titicaca, Copacabana, Bolivia
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- One of the many bays on Isla del Sol, Lake Titicaca (Lago Titicaca), Bolivia
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- Traditional dance in Cabanaconde, on the Shores of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, South America
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- Rurrenabaque Airport, with a stretch of grass as a runway, near Madidi National Park, Bolivia, South America
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- Walking through the Rain Forest, Madidi National Park, Amazon Rain Forest, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
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- Black Caiman (Paleosuchus Trigonatus), La Pampa, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
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- Black Caiman (Paleosuchus Trigonatus) – This one was more than 4 meters long! La Pampa, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
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- Boat tour on the Yacuma river – This river merges with a contributary of the mighty Amazon, La Pampa, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
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- View of La Paz from El Alto
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- La Carratera de la Muerte or Death Road, going down from 4.650 meter to 1.250 Meter in only 64 Kilometer, between La Paz & Coroico, Bolivia
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- La Carratera de la Muerte or Death Road, going down from 4.650 meter to 1.250 Meter in only 64 Kilometer, between La Paz & Coroico, Bolivia
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- La Carratera de la Muerte or Death Road, going down from 4.650 meter to 1.250 Meter in only 64 Kilometer, between La Paz & Coroico, Bolivia
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- The Cathedral, Sucre, Bolivia
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- “Dos Senoras” enjoying an ice cream in the Parque Libertador Simon Bolivar on a Sunday morning, Sucre, Bolivia
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- Old woman begging in Sucre, Bolivia, South America
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- Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
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- Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
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- Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
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- Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
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- Traditional “Indigenous” Sunday Market in Tarabuco, Bolivia, South America
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- View of Tupiza from the Mirador, Tupiza, Bolivia, South America
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- Canyon del Inca, near Tupiza, Bolivia
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- Canyon del Inca, near Tupiza, Bolivia, South America
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- Torre del Diabolo, Tupiza, Bolivia
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- The Rocas de Dali, Southwest Bolivia, South America
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- Laguna Colorada, South West Bolivia, South America
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- The Laguna Colorada, Southwest Bolivia, South America
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- Andean Flamingos (Phoenicopterus Andinus), Laguna Colorada, South West Bolivia, South America
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- Andean Flamingos (Phoenicopterus Andinus), Laguna Colorada, South West Bolivia, South America
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- El Arbol de Piedra, Southwest Bolivia, South America
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- Vicuña (Vicugna vicugna), Desierto Siloli, South West Bolivia, South America
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- Vicuña (Vicugna vicugna), Desierto Siloli, South West Bolivia, South America
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- The Salar de Uyuni, the biggest Salt Lake in the world, as big as half of Switzerland! Southwest Bolivia, South America
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- The Salar de Uyuni, the biggest Salt Lake in the world, as big as half of Switzerland! Southwest Bolivia, South America
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- The Incahuasi Island or Fish Island, in the middle of the Salar de Uyuni, Southwest Bolivia, South America
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- The train cemetery, Salar de Uyuni or Salt Desert of Uyuni, Bolivia, South America
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- The train cemetery, Salar de Uyuni or Salt Desert of Uyuni, Bolivia, South America
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- La Poronga, near Huaca Huanusca, South West Bolivia, South America
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- Near Huaca Huanusca: here died “Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid”, South West Bolivia, South America
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- The Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
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- El Tio, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
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- The Mineros del Diabolo or “Devils’ Minors”, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
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- The Mineros del Diabolo or “Devils’ Minors”, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
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- The Mineros del Diabolo or “Devils’ Minors”, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
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- The Mineros del Diabolo or “Devils’ Minors”, inside the Cerro Rico, “The mountain that eats men alive”, Potosi, Bolivia, South America
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