You will have a private transfer from El Alto International Airport to your selected hotel in La Paz. This is the highest international airport in the world with an altitude of 4 060 meters above the sea level. The airport is located in the city of El Alto, 50 minutes from La Paz. Look for a sign with your name on it.

When you visit the highest capital city of the world, La Paz, you are welcomed by extreme geography, fragrant markets, chaotic streets and colorfully dressed Bolivians roaming around the city. La Paz is known as “Nuestra Señora de La Paz” and is located in Western Bolivia. During the city tour, you will visit the Plaza Murillo where the Bolivian government is based, as well as an important and immense cathedral and the Presidential Palace. There are also very interesting markets to visit such as the “Mercado de las Brujas" where community healers will offer an array of medicinal plants as well as potions, powders, incense, amulets and talismans that ensure good health, luck, beauty and fertility. You will also see locals practicing traditional rituals such as reading the fortune in coca leaves. Additionally, you will be driven to a special location where you will have a 360 degree view of the city and then, you will visit the Moon Valley, aptly named, this site is unique for its features of lunar-like landscapes and bizarre geological formations. The Moon Valley is not actually a valley, but a maze of canyons and giant spires. The clay and sandstone formations were formed by the erosion of mountains because of strong winds and rains. One of the most breathtaking features of the place is its varied colors, ranging from clear beige tones to sections of red and dark purple due to the different mineral content between each individual mountain. Several species of cactus grow among the stalagmites, including the hallucinogenic Choma, or San Pedro cactus. Also, you will visit the Museums of La Paz and the La Paz Cable car experience. The Oberland Hotel restaurant, located next to the Valley of the Moon, offers you an extensive wine menu, typical native dishes, fusion and Swiss specialties like a meat or cheese fondue. Also, you can enjoy the fresh air and sunshine while having lunch or a cozy atmosphere next to the chimney at dinner.

Transfer from your hotel to La Paz International Airport. It will take approximately 50 minutes to one hour to arrive. Domestic flight by client. Transfer from the airport to your selected hotel in Sucre with English-speaking guide. At your arrival, look for a sign with your name on it. The airport is located in the town of Yamparáez, about 35 km from Sucre, and it will take approximately 45 minutes to one hour to arrive.

Pick up from the hotel at the indicated time, to start a visit to the white city “Sucre”. You go to the viewpoint of the Recoleta, arrive to the square “Pedro Anzures”, where the city was founded in 1538, it bears the name of its founder. There is a viewpoint from which you can appreciate a beautiful panoramic view of the city of the four names. In the place is one of the most important museums named “ASUR”, it has an exhibition of fabrics of the cultures “Tarabuco”, “Jalq’a” and “Tinquipaya”, it is a project of recovery, promotion and sale of textiles from these areas representing the most important and representative textiles in Bolivia. Continuing the visit, you will enter the convent of the Order of Franciscans to appreciate the colonial architecture and the conventual life of the time. We continue our tour through the colonial streets, passing through the front of churches: San Lazaro, the first cathedral of the city, the convent of Las Clarisas, the church of Santo Domingo and we reach the heart of the city: The main square “25 de Mayo” and we end our tour with the visit to the “Casa de la Libertad”, where Bolivia was born to the republic. Finally, return to the hotel.

Departure from Sucre with destination to the indigenous nucleus Jatun Yampara, 23 Kms of Sucre, it took half an hour of travel, a small soft walk to visit some typical houses and observe the way of life and customs of the ancestral culture Yampara, inhabitants of the place, appreciating and participating in the agro-artisanal activities of the communaries.Visit of the native, mortuary and ceremonial constructions, visit of the chicheria (native bar) tasting of the chicha, participation in some creole games, explanation of our customs and traditions, visit of the Native Sanctuary, small museums, textile workshop and pottery workshop. Textiles and ceramics can be purchased directly from local artisans.

Transport from Sucre to Potosí. We pick you up from the hotel and begins this story in the city of Potosi declared by Unesco as a natural heritage of humanity. It is considered one of the richest cities in the world, for the extraction of silver, it was the honey of the Spanish crown that attracted locals and strangers for centuries. You will get to know its squares, colonial streets, balconies, gates and large houses that are full of history. You will also visit one of these museums: Casa de la Moneda: Considered one of the most important museums in Bolivia, visiting this place is a leap into the past to understand the beginnings of coin minting in Potosí and the evolution in history. Or Church-Convent and Museum of Santa Teresa: Since 1976 it has operated as the Santa Teresa Museum. It is currently considered one of the best museums of sacred art in Latin America, recognized by historians and connoisseurs. On one of the yards, the cells of the sisters were located; in number of 21 cells. The garden that observes us affirms that the nuns were devoted to the agriculture. Finally, after the tour, you will return to the hotel.

We will start the tours by visiting the mining market, where the guide will provide an explanation of all the material that is used within the Mines such as: dynamite, coca, alcohol, etc. Tourists can voluntarily purchase coca leaves and homemade cigarettes to give as gifts to workers inside the mine. Later, we go to an environment where the tourist will dress with all the safety equipment. We are now heading to one of the mine openings that are still exploited under similar conditions at the time of the colony. You will also participate in the customs, traditions and superstitions of the miners, such as the image of the "TIO" who is credited with owning the silver. Note: The activity includes helmet, jacket, pants, boots, lamp. Transport from Potosi to Uyuni. The trip will take approximately 3.30 hours.

Start your tour with a visit to the Train Cemetery, the same ones that date from the 1930s, approximately. Then you will go to the community of Colchani to visit the artisanal salt factory, and later you will enter the majestic salt flat where you can see how the salt is collected and where you can make your perspective or optical illusion photo session. Visit of the Incahuasi Island with its incredible giant cacti. Continue your tour, making the last stop of the day to admire the wonderful sunset in the magnificent salt flat, accompanied by a toast with Andean liqueurs. Arrival to San Juan del Rosario for dinner and overnight in basic accommodation. Itinerary for 4 and 5 stars hotels Today, you will visit one of the most remarkable places on earth: Uyuni Salt Flats! Start your tour with a visit to the Train Cemetery, the same ones that date from the 1930s, approximately. Then you will go to the community of Colchani to visit the artisanal salt factory, and later you will enter the majestic salt flat where you can see how the salt is collected and where you can make your perspective or optical illusion photo session. Visit of the Incahuasi Island with its incredible giant cacti. Continue your tour, making the last stop of the day to admire the wonderful sunset in the magnificent salt flat, accompanied by a toast with Andean liqueurs.

Start of the journey to the Eduardo Avaroa National Park. The first stop of the day will be at the Ollagüe volcano viewpoint, from where you will have a beautiful view of the landscape and the volcano with its fine columns of smoke. It is the only active volcano in Bolivia. Continue your route south to the Cañapa and Hedionda lagoons. These lagoons, surrounded by snowy peaks, receive visits from large colonies of flamingos and other aquatic birds such as ducks and wallata geese. Traverse the 4,500-meter-high Siloli Desert, made up of volcanic ash and gravel, dotted with rocky outcrops that have been sandblasted into surreal shapes. The most impressive is the Stone Tree, which is a tree-shaped stone formation due to erosion over thousands of years. Finally, arrival at Laguna Colorada for dinner and overnight (basic accommodation). Start of the journey to the Eduardo Avaroa National Park. You will travel through the Chiguana salt flat to the Ollague Volcano viewpoint, from where you will have a beautiful view of this volcano with its fine columns of smoke. It is the only active volcano in Bolivia. Continue your route south to the Cañapa and Hedionda lagoons. These lagoons, surrounded by snowy peaks, receive visits from large colonies of flamingos and other aquatic birds such as ducks and Wallata geese. You will spend the night at Hotel Tayka del Desierto (Standard Room). Dinner at the hotel is included.

Last day to enjoy the beautiful landscapes of this area of ​​Bolivia. Early in the morning, you will go to the Sol de Mañana Geyser and the Polques hot springs, where you can enjoy a restorative bath in the hot spring pools. Continue the journey to the Green Lagoon, passing through the Salvador Dalí Desert, making stops at the Valley of the Rocks and at the Church of the San Cristóbal community before reaching the city of Uyuni. Last day to enjoy the beautiful landscapes of this area of ​​Bolivia. Early in the morning, traverse the 4,500-meter-high Siloli Desert, made up of volcanic ash and gravel, dotted with rocky outcrops that have been sandblasted into surreal shapes. The most impressive is the Stone Tree, which is a tree-shaped stone formation due to erosion over thousands of years. Continue the journey to Green Lagoon, passing by Red Lagoon, Salvador Dalí Desert, Sol de Mañana Geysers and Polques hot springs where you can enjoy a restorative bath in the hot spring pools. Return to Uyuni making stops at "Valle de las Rocas" and at the Church of the San Cristóbal community. Note: this itinerary in Uyuni is subject to variation due to weather conditions.

Transfer from your hotel to Joya Andina Airport in Uyuni. It will take approximately 15 minutes to arrive. Domestic flight by client. You will have a private transfer from El Alto International Airport to your selected hotel in La Paz. This is the highest international airport in the world with an altitude of 4 060 meters above the sea level. The airport is located in the city of El Alto, 50 minutes from La Paz. Look for a sign with your name on it. Pick up from your hotel al La Paz and travel by road to Copacabana for four hours with a stop in Tiwanaku to visit this important historic place. Visit the archaeological site of Tiwanaku located near Lake Titicaca on route to Copacabana from La Paz.Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000, Tiwanaku is named after one of the most important civilizations prior to the Inca Empire. The ruins are made up of architectural structures, as well as giant monoliths. Tiwanaku remains an enigma for science, much of the stone creations defy explanation because of the site is strewn with enormous blocks of stone weighing up to 25 tons that no known pre-Columbian culture had the technology to transport. Over 28 centuries, the Tiwanakus created impressive stone monoliths, engineered an ingenious irrigation system and gained advanced understanding of astronomy and the workings of the sun. The fascinating civilization was truly advanced beyond their time. Museums of Tiwanaku At the Ceramic Museum we will find musical instruments, weapons, utensils, tools, as well as a mummy found in the Putuni temple that shows us how they buried their dead wrapping them in reeds and leaving only their faces exposed. Thus, the spirit could eat, chew coca and drink chicha in the other world. Inside the Lithic Museum, we can admire the monumental Bennett monolith, where a priest with braids, inhaler and ceremonial vessel is represented. You will

Short walk to Titicaca lake’s shore to board a private boat to the Sun Island, where the Inca’s empire was born. After the boat ride across Lake Titicaca, you will arrive to the south part of the Island of the Sun. Visit of the Archaeological remains of "Pilkokaina", the Inca Sun Temple. Later, a journey up the Escalinatas de Yumundi, a traditional Inca stair, to get the "Youth Source" or sacred water. It is believed that this is the eternal youth's source. You will also enjoy the beauty of the Incan garden. Transfer to your hotel and time to enjoy one of the most unforgettable experiences in Bolivia; the sun setting over the Lake Titicaca. A buffet lunch menu at Hotel Puma Punku Eco Lodge restaurant, with beautiful views of the lake, is included.

After breakfast, you will return to Copacabana by private boat. At your arrival to Copacabana, time to visit of the Brown Virgin's Sanctuary, where the parishioners go to ask fortune. You can enjoy of the colorful local market of Copacabana too. A three-course lunch menu at La Cupula restaurant, with beautiful views of Copacabana and the lake, is included. Private transport from Copacabana to La Paz, including the ferry in the strait of Tiquina. The trip will take approximately four hours.

Transfer from your hotel to La Paz International Airport. It will take approximately 50 minutes to one hour to arrive. International flight by client. Included: departure transfer, English-speaking guide for the transfer