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www.theglobaldigital.com Bolivia
Bolivia presents a sharp contrast between
plateaus and high mountains in the west and
lush tropical rain forests in the east. Located
in the southwest, in Uyuni, Bolivia are the world's
largest salt flats. It was recently discovered
to contain an estimated 50 percent of the world's
supply of lithium just beneath the surface of the
salt flats. Bolivia is home to 20 percent of
the world's tropical glaciers that are located at
high altitudes around the Equator. Bolivia is
a landlocked country, however, it is home to
Lake Titicaca. At 12,500 feet it is the world's
highest navigable lake. Situated between Bolivia
and Peru, it is believed the Sun God ordered the
first Inca to rise from the waters of Lake Titicaca.
Copacabana, Bolivia is the main Bolivian town located on
Lake Titicaca. Formerly an Inca outpost, there are tours
available to the nearby Island Of The Sun, where you may
discover ancient Inca ruins. Bolivia is named after
Simon Bolivar, the independence fighter, after breaking
away from Spanish rule in 1825. Bolivia is a constitutional
democracy and has the world's highest capital, La Paz, at
the elevation of 11,800 feet above sea level.
We recommend a travel agent or service
for most exotic locations.
Points of Interest For Bolivia
Plaza Murillo - La Paz
The Witches Market - La Paz
Calle Jaen - La Paz
Museum San Francisco - La Paz
The Tiwanaku Museum - La Paz
Coca Museum - La Paz
Museum Of Precious Metals - La Paz
Tiwanaku Ruins
Salt Flats - Uyuni
The Historical Mining Museum - Potosi
Laguna Verde
Stone Tree - Siloli Desert
Yareta Plant - Be sure to view, many are over 3000 years old
Amboro National Park - Carrasco National Park
Quime
Madidi National Park
The National Mint Of Bolivia - Potosi
Sajama National Park
Yungas Road - The World's Deadliest Road
Lake Titicaca
Copacabana, Bolivia - (on Lake Titicaca)
Island of The Sun - Lake Titicaca
A quarrel is like buttermilk, the more you stir it,
the more sour it grows.
Bolivian Proverb
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