Tag: Bolivia

Santa Cruz Travel Wiki Travel to Santa Cruz The tropical climate of the lush Amazon welcomes you to Bolivia’s most populous city on the Pirai River. As one of the fastest growing cities in the world, Santa Cruz has come a long way since its founding back in 1561. There is much history behind the city stemming back into the pre-Columbian era; however, modern Santa Cruz stands now as a hub of arts and culture surrounded by stunning tropical settings. Bring...

Traveladvisor in Bolivia: Are you going on a vacation you can get lots of free and professional help, traveladvice and information from the National Tourism Organisation. Discover the country and the cities getting the most out of your vacation with the professional help from the people who knows their country and their culture the best. Bolivia Tourism Authority WEBSITE FACEBOOK TWITTER YOUTUBE FLICKR PINTEREST INSTAGRAM Discover Bolivia Beautiful Bolivia, named after revolutionary leader Simon Bolivar, is a landlocked nation in the heart of South America. The country stretches from the...

Bolivia, geography and facts explained Geograhy, facts, local customs and foodie guide. All explained in videos 8 to 15 minutes, very good, informative and funny videos that will ensure you see the videos to the end. The videos are produced by Geography now, thanks for the videos and keep up the good work.

Why Visit Bolivia ? Bolivia is sometimes called the Tibet of the Americas, for its arid, high-altitude desert-like plateau, more vivid when called by its Spanish name altiplano. This is one of the toughest inhabited environments on earth from shimmering Lake Titicaca, the only lake to give birth to an empire, to the surreal Salar de Uyuni, the biggest and highest salt lake in the world – 12,000 sq km of blinding white, completely flat nothingness. The major touristattraction in Bolivia...

Facts about Bolivia, Biggest city What are the name of the biggest city Bolivia, and how big are city by population. Easy overview of the informations in the sortable table below. Please note that the informations comes from various sources,if you are using the informations professional you should get confirmation that the figures are actual. Last update august 2017

Non working days in Bolivia 2020 National holidays / Observances / Non working days in Bolivia year 2020. Here you can see a listing of the national holidays / observances / non working days for the year listed in easy overview. The list is sortable using the sorting option in the top of the table. The table has a search field if you would like to search a specifik day or holiday type. Please note the listed days for the year...

Non working days in Bolivia 2019 National holidays / Observances / Non working days in Bolivia year 2019. Here you can see a listing of the national holidays / observances / non working days for the year listed in easy overview. The list is sortable using the sorting option in the top of the table. The table has a search field if you would like to search a specifik day or holiday type. Please note the listed days for the year...

Non working days in Bolivia 2018 National holidays / Observances / Non working days in Bolivia year 2018. Here you can see a listing of the national holidays / observances / non working days for the year listed in easy overview. The list is sortable using the sorting option in the top of the table. The table has a search field if you would like to search a specifik day or holiday type. Please note the listed days for the year...

Bolivia Public Holidays See the calendars for national Bolivia holidays year by year. Find and just click on the year you for which you need more information about Bolivia holidays, and the calendar for the year will open. When is the non working days for the year. Public / national days, see the calendar for the country here.

Sucre Travel Wiki Travel to Sucre Sucre was founded in the mid-16th century during the colonial era and the feeling of the city is still distinctly Spanish. It is also the local seat for the Roman Catholic Church, with numerous churches and convents, so seeing people dressed in traditional costumes is common along the city streets. Sucre is a city that you are going to want to explore. There are several buildings in excellent condition that date to the years of its...