Fun Fact: There are 2 Copacabanas! The more recognizable one is located in Brazil in Rio de Janeiro, but little did we know, there is also one in Bolivia, which is a very popular small town bordering the famous Lake Titicaca. Our main reason for going to Bolivia was to...

North Yungas Road (more commonly known as Death Road) is one of Bolivia’s most famous landmarks, connecting La Paz to Coroico, around 35 miles Northeast of La Paz. It has been named as the world’s most dangerous road due to its hairpin turns and very narrow roads, and...

Bolivia’s greatest claim to fame is definitely it’s incredible salt flats, or Salar de Uyuni. Spanning 10,582 square kilometers or 4,086 sq miles, it is by far the world’s largest salt flats, left behind by prehistoric lakes that evaporated long ago. People come from e...

Months and months of planning this trip to Bolivia were entirely worth it and I'm already sad that it has come and passed so quickly. My first visit to South America was two years ago, when I climbed Machu Picchu during Spring Break of my senior year in college, and I...