La Paz, Bolivia, is the world’s highest administrative capital, with altitudes ranging from 4,058 meters at El Alto airport to 3,100 meters in the lower residential area. Bolivia is culturally fascinating and known as one of the most indigenous nations in South America. In the capital, local women embrace vibrant traditions, wearing colorful multi-layered petticoats, lace aprons, and bowler hats in their daily attire.
With so much to offer, we’ve crafted a suggested 5-day itinerary for your stay in La Paz. The city’s unique topography showcases intriguing spots like The Moon Valley on its outskirts, where the landscape seems otherworldly. For stunning vistas, head to the Killi Killi viewpoint or explore the city from the new Cable car system.
Explore the seemingly endless market stalls at Witches’ Markets, undoubtedly a very different market with an incredible variety of goods. Or walk through Calle Jaen, a quaint, cobble-stoned street home to various museums, shops, and restaurants. Another thing to do in La Paz is to visit Tiwanaku ruins, a reminiscent site of the pre-Columbian Tiwanaku empire in Bolivia. Another option for exploration is the Yungas, a tropical forest brimming with diverse wildlife, just an hour’s drive from downtown.
Talk to our knowledgeable consultants about combining Uyuni Saltflats or Bolivian Amazon to your holiday.