The heart of South America and one of the best kept secrets of South America, Bolivia is certainly a destination worth visiting. Named after Simon Bolivar, who led the country to independence in 1825, Bolivia has a lot to offer to visitors. From the mystical Andes to the natural reserves and Uyuni Salt flats and beautiful cities, there is a lot to see in the country. Compared to its size, Bolivia offers numerous sightseeing opportunities to impress its visitors.

Regarded as the economic centre of Bolivia, the city of Santa Cruz is located in the oriental part of Bolivia in the Amazon region. Santa Cruz is the largest city in Bolivia; however it offers a small town feeling. A number of visitors come to the city expecting to see a metropolitan atmosphere, but Santa Cruz has maintained its down to earth profile despite being the most affluent city of the country. Spending a few days around Santa Cruz is recommended, as there are numerous international restaurants and lots of attractions to explore in and around the area. A number of visitors use Santa Cruz as its base to explore the surrounding areas.

The highest capital city of the world, the City of La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia. The first glance of La Paz is definitely one that will take your breath away. The city is built in a canyon eroded by a river and you can see buildings clinging to the edges of the canyon with the rows descending downwards. Visitors should spend quality time in the city to enjoy the details and explore its many faces and they will also take some time to get adjusted to the high altitude of the city.

Considered as the most beautiful city of Bolivia, Sucre is the heart of this South American nation

Sucre is where the independence of Bolivia was announced. Sucre also serves as the judicial capital of Bolivia. The city of Sucre presents a magnificent collection of whitewashed buildings with sheltering patios. The city is home to some fine colonial architecture making the city a true centrepiece of Bolivia. In 1991, Sucre was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

If you are looking for a destination where you can enjoy lots of hiking and mountain climbing, then Sorata is the place for you

Considered as the most relaxed destination of Bolivia, Sorata offers a laid-back atmosphere against a beautiful natural setting. Located at the base of the Mount Illampu, Sorata serves as the base for some of the most stunning treks of Bolivia. Sorata is situated in the La Paz Department.

Quime is a small city located in the La Paz region of Bolivia

Located between Cochabamba, Oruro and La Paz the region is a deep forested valley that is surrounded by rising peaks of the Andes.