After the first part of the day we got to know the northern part of the National Park “Reserva Nacional de Fauna Andina Eduardo Avaroa” in Bolivia, our journey continued south.
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With 11 million inhabitants, Bolivia is a sparsely populated mountain country in South America. As a landlocked country, Bolivia has no access to the sea and borders Peru and Chile to the west, Argentina and Paraguay to the south and Brazil to the east and north. The capital is Sucre and the seat of government is La Paz, whose urban area is located at altitudes between 3,200 and 4,100 meters. Therewith, La Paz is considered as the highest located seat of government of the world. Other big cities in Bolivia are Santa Cruz de la Sierra, El Alto, Cochabamba, Oruro, Tarija and Potosí.
Eduardo Avaroa National Park – Rock Valley & Laguna Colorada (Bolivia)
Today the alarm clock rang already at 6 o’clock, because the visit to the Bolivian National Park “Reserva Nacional de Fauna Andina Eduardo Avaroa” was on our daily program.
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After a visit to the railway cemetery in Uyuni, the next stop on our tour was the salt desert “Salar de Uyuni”, which we had been looking forward to in advance 🙂
» Read the full blog postUyuni – The old railway cemetery in the desert (Bolivia)
Today was the start of our three-day tour through the salt desert “Salar de Uyuni” and the Andina Eduardo Avaroa National Park in Bolivia.
» Read the full blog postLa Paz – Things to Do & the Valle de la Luna (Bolivia)
With LAN Airlines we flew at noon from Santiago de Chile with a short stopover in Iquique to our next destination to La Paz in Bolivia.
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