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Round trip in April
JFK ---> Santa Cruz
$569.00

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The Bolivian Music was influenced by European forms. Many of their traditions still continue today, like their street parades with dancing and music.

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Bolivia is positioned in the western and southern hemisphere. Where Bolivia is now used to be an ancient Incan Empire. Bolivia borders Argentina, Peru, Brazil, Chile and Paraguay.

Coordinates: 16.2902° S, 63.5887° W

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The climate varies with altitude; humid and tropical to cold and semiarid.

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Two of the many bodies of water in Bolivia

Lake Titicaca
The largest body of water in Bolivia. It is 3810 meters deep and 190 kilometers long, but what makes it special is that its depth is above sea level. This body of water is important because it is scared. Inca mythology say that Viracoca rose up from Lake Titicaca and created Earth, including humans. The water is not clean, due to the emptying of sewage, agricultural discharge, and mining pollution. The water has economic value as a fresh source of water for the citizens of Bolivia.

Laguna Colorada
About 4,300 meters above sea level. A stunning white-speckled, red lake. Part of Bolivia’s salt wonders of the altiplano, the lake, and its nearly-extinct flamingo population draw visitors to the bizarre, otherworldly landscape. Laguna Colorada is part of the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, and in 1990 it was listed as a “Ramsar Wetland of International Importance.”

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Layers
Waterproofs
A good pair of shoes
Smartphone
Sunglasses
Mosquito Repellent

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There are two capitals of Bolivia.

The national animals of Bolivia are the Andean condor and the llama.

The rarest species of flamingos, Andean Flamingos live in Bolivia. They were thought to be extinct, until found in South America.

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The currency used in Bolivia is called Bolivian boliviano. It was first launched and used back in 1864. For the first time in 1940 1940 Bolivia accepted multiple exchange rates with the US Dollar.
1 Bolivian Dollar = .15 of a US Dollar

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Bolivia has two capitals, one being La Paz and the other being Sucre. There are two capitals in Bolivia because the two cities have agreed on taking and splitting the government duties.This goes back to the 19th century, when there were opposing political factions about how the government should be run and how they should govern themselves.

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We have heard of the country Bolivia but are interested in learning more about it! We felt that it would be a vacation that we could learn multiple things on, currency, lifestyle etc.