Travel Articles: Bolivia

Find the best months of the year to travel to the Amazon Rainforest & the Amazon River. The Amazon is huge, and different regions have different weather and climate.

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Like most of its South American Andean neighbors, Bolivia’s climate varies based on altitude and time of the year, making it an excellent destination throughout the whole year. However, most agree that the best time to travel to Bolivia is during the dry season between May to October, with a tourism spike around August.

No matter what region of the Amazon you are visiting, you are in for a true adventure! Being well-prepared for your time in the rainforest can make your trip more enjoyable, comfortable, and safe. This guide gives some general information about activities and weather to expect during your jungle tour.

¡Increíble! Incredible! Almost impossible to put into words how spectacular it was to go to the Amazon, Isla del Sol, Lake Titicaca, Copacabana in Bolivia. Learning about the people, culture, their passion to preserve the rain forest has broadened my horizons beyond my wildest dreams…….

Preparing for a trip to the Amazon should include considering how to stay healthy during it. This article gives you some advice for your time in the Amazon, including tips on how to avoid traveler's diarrhea and malaria, as well as recommended vaccinations and boosters.

The Amazon is definitely a destination you want to be prepared for as best as possible! There are probably things that even well-seasoned travelers would not think to bring along with them. These tips will guide travelers on how to pack for a trip to the Amazon Rainforest. Packing light and packing smart are key!

Rich with history and culture, Bolivia is a South American destination that is not to be missed! It is a country that is often not on the "bucket list" of the masses, but it is a place that should seriously be considered by any curious traveler. Learn more about the country before planning your travels.

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Bolivia is a jewel! This trip was incredible. The landscape and the people there are without a doubt some of the most memorable I have encountered.

My Bolivia travels included a handful of days in culture-rich La Paz, followed by a trip to the Salt Desert and shores of Lake Titicaca. The landscape was inspiring, but was overwhelmed by the welcome I was shown by the Bolivia people. A great trip!

The name of this market should give you an idea of how interesting a visit will be! Dried frogs and Bolivian armadillos are examples of what can be found at he Witches' Market in La Paz. Learn the actual uses of these items, as well as have an opportunity to purchase some truly unique souvenirs.

Pictures of Salar de Uyuni leaves you wondering where this other-worldly landscape could possibly be! What look like scenes from a different planet are actually accessible to travelers in Bolivia. Visit the largest salt flat in the world during your South America adventure.

Famous for its intricate Bolivian weavings, the Tarabuco Market is a remarkable destination.

With an altitude of 4,090 meters above sea level, Potosi, Bolivia is the highest city in the world. In Potosi you may visit famous mining sites, enjoy magnificent architecture, and much more.

The Ecuadorian Amazon is a year-round travel destination since the weather varies only slightly from month to month. May, June, and July have the lowest average temperatures and July has the lowest rainfall making it the ideal time to travel. Expect some rain (it is the rainforest after all!) to refresh you from the heat and humidity when the sun is out.

The only thing predictable about Bolivia's weather is its unpredictability. For most people the climate is generally cooler than they have expect. Even in the humid forests of the North frost is not unheard of during a surazo, a cold wind blowing from Patagonia and the Argentine Pampa. Generally speaking, Bolivia has two seasons, wet and dry, …

Bolivia has the largest indigenous population in the entire continent of South America! With over half of its inhabitants practicing traditional Andean beliefs and customs, the country provides a truly unique travel experience. Learn more about some of the highlights of Bolivia.

Learn about the bizarre characteristics of the Uyuni Salt Flats

It has been such an exciting April at Adventure Life - first with Outside Magazine's announcement naming us one of nation's Best Places to Work, and now National Geographic Traveler has selected our Bolivia Backroads + Oruro Festival trip as one of their 2010 Tours of a Lifetime. Margaret Loftus from National Geographic Traveler explains …