Most cities in Bolivia have airstrips and air service. Overland travel from neighboring countries is possible. Make sure all paperwork is in order before undertaking the journey. There is rail service between La Paz and other destination. La Paz has local bus service.
Rental cars are available.
Bolivian goods are very inexpensive, including llama and alpaca sweaters, place mats, rugs and ponchos, gold and silver objects and jewelry, Indian textiles, masks, Bolivian music, Bolivian paintings, and native musical instruments. In La Paz, the area above the Plaza San Francisco boasts the largest concentration of indigenous shops selling sweaters, jewelry, musical instruments, and souvenirs. Although yellow fever vaccinations are not required for entry unless you are coming from an infected area, the Bolivian government recommends that visitors traveling to certain regions obtain vaccination. Bolivia is in the heart of South America, bordering with Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Peru, and Chile. Its territory extends from the snowcapped mountains of the Andes to the lush Amazon jungle.