Man sits on edge of Lake Titicaca overview in Bolivia
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Bolivia Backpacking Itinerary: What I’d Do Differently Next Time

So you’re thinking of heading to Bolivia & want to build an itinerary that’s not just “highlights on a list” but something you’ll actually remember? Been there. Ate the llama. Froze on the overnight bus. Made a few questionable calls. I travelled the country for a couple of months, bouncing between cities, chatting to other…

Bolivia salt flats tour group illusion of girl putting group in pot

Bolivia Salt Flats: Best Time to Go Without Regret

You’ve probably seen the photos – endless white, sky-mirror reflections, tiny people standing on Pringles cans. That’s Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia’s salt flats. But if you’re wondering when to go to actually see those surreal reflections, the answer isn’t as obvious as you’d think. Let’s break down the best time to visit Bolivia’s salt flats…

Wiphala Flag Meaning: The Symbol That Splits Bolivia

Wiphala Flag Meaning: The Symbol That Splits Bolivia

You’ve probably seen it – That rainbow flag flying beside Bolivia’s tricolour… yep the one that looks like Tetris on shrooms. It’s called the Wiphala, & it’s not just a splash of colour. Whether it’s called the Quechua flag, Aymara flag, or just Bolivia’s Indigenous flag… the Wiphala tells a much bigger story. So what…

10 Random Facts About Bolivia (One Involves a Llama Foetus)

10 Random Facts About Bolivia (One Involves a Llama Foetus)

There’s something brilliant about learning random facts about Bolivia – especially the kind that make you go “wait, nah, you’re chatting sh*t?” Bolivia’s full of them. Some are surprisingly historical, others are just straight-up odd. Either way, here’s a stack of facts about Bolivia that’ll stick in your head long after the WiFi’s gone. I…

Bolivia Holidays and Traditions: What’s Worth Celebrating?

Bolivia Holidays and Traditions: What’s Worth Celebrating?

Bolivia holidays and traditions are wild in the best way. A full-on mix of Indigenous customs, Catholic influences, family time, parades, costumes, fireworks, dancing, food… honestly it’s all going on. It’s one of those places where a ‘public holiday’ doesn’t mean a sleepy day off. It usually means drums, colour, devils with sequins & maybe…

What Languages Are Spoken in Bolivia? It’s not just Spanish..

What Languages Are Spoken in Bolivia? It’s not just Spanish..

If you think Bolivia’s just a Spanish-speaking country, you’re not wrong… but you’re not totally right either. Ask someone what languages are spoken in Bolivia & you might get a different answer every time. Turns out, Bolivia’s not just bilingual – it’s basically the Eurovision of South America minus the sequins & petty voting rows…