Who we are Our mission Contact us Back in Time in Bolivia Bolivia is a little-explored gem. The fifth-largest country in South America, it is one of the most geographically diverse countries in the world. The Altiplano, a high mountain plateau where Andean civilization first developed, lies between two ranges of the Andes mountains that tower over 23,000 feet. Visitors come to this region to experience the amazingly beautiful waters, landscapes, and cultures of Lake Titicaca, the largest lake in South America and one of the highest navigable lakes in the world. Bolivia's terrain ranges from spectacular Andean peaks to dense Amazonian rain forests.
Andean culture is alive and strong in Bolivia.
You'll get to experience Bolivia's great indigenous heritage and enjoy traditional native architecture, clothing, colorful markets, handcrafts, dances, music, and take part in the daily life of Aymara communities. In La Paz, campesina women in bowler hats and flared skirts sell their products in huge open air markets. In some regions, you are more likely to hear the indigenous Aymara language than Spanish. Being in Bolivia is like stepping back in time 300 years. From the reed boats on Lake Titicaca, to the pink river dolphins of the Amazon rainforest, this journey explores nature and the Incan empire.