ボリビアの天然記念物・トップ20

Guided tours go to the Animas Valley, but its proximity to La Paz makes it fairly easy to visit independently. I recommend taking the Teleférico to Irpawi station, then walking a few minutes to the main road to catch a minibus to Ovejuyo.

The Way of the Cross was built on this hill in the 1950s when the government decided that Copacabana should have more to offer its thousands of pilgrims than just the Basilica of the Virgin Mary.

Find your Flag 👌

Bring your national flag, club flag or something similar. The flags don't last forever and there is always a place for your own flag. A very impressive place.

Easy hike, possibly accessible by torito from Tupiza. Horseback riding trips are also offered here.

A lonely spot on the windswept Altiplano at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters: The Laguna Colorada not only has a unique location, but also combines all the colors of nature. The deep blue of the sky, the barren brown mountains and, last but not least, the unusual, bright red of the lagoon, which has given the lake the name Laguna Colorada (colored lagoon). Together with the pink flamingos that live here, the Laguna Colorada is a wonderful spectacle of nature that will delight nature lovers. During your visit to the Altiplano, explore the huge, colored salt lake, which stretches for kilometers and creates a dreamlike backdrop that no picture can really capture. Along with the Island of the Sun and the Salar de Uyuni, the Laguna Colorada is one of the most beautiful places on earth that Bolivia has to offer. Source: https://www.skr.de/bolivien-reisen/sehenswuerdigkeiten/laguna-colorada/

El Sol de Mañana is a desert area of about 2 km² in southern Bolivia in the department of Potosí, south of Laguna Colorada on the way to Salar de Chalviri, at an altitude of 4850 m above sea level, within the Eduardo Abaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve. This area is characterized by intense volcanic activity (including fumaroles and geysers), in the craters in the region you can see intensely boiling mud. In addition, fumaroles and geysers emit mixed vapors of water and hot steam, which reach heights of 10 to 50 meters due to the pressure with which they are expelled. Source: https://salaruyuni.cl/tourist-attraction/sol-de-manana/#:~:text=El%20Sol%20de%20Ma%C3%B1ana%20es,de%20Fauna%20Andina%20Eduardo%20Abaroa.

El Sol de Mañana is a desert area of about 2 km² in southern Bolivia in the department of Potosí, south of Laguna Colorada on the way to Salar de Chalviri, at an altitude of 4850 m above sea level, within the Eduardo Abaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve. This area is characterized by intense volcanic activity (including fumaroles and geysers), in the craters in the region you can see intense boiling mud. In addition, fumaroles and geysers emit mixed vapors of water and hot steam, which reach heights of 10 to 50 meters due to the pressure with which they are expelled. Source: https://salaruyuni.cl/tourist-attraction/sol-de-manana/#:~:text=El%20Sol%20de%20Ma%C3%B1ana%20es,de%20Fauna%20Andina%20Eduardo%20Abaroa.