An extraordinary country with the Andes, volcanoes, salars, colors of the people, Jesuit Missions... a jewel of biodiversity. A gem located between Peru, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil, with no access to the sea, that contains extraordinary beauties. From cities over 4000 meters, to the highest civilian airport in the world (El Alto), to the Andean Highlands with its many volcanoes and the cholitas with their characteristic costumes, to the Bolivian folklore, to the incredible Salar de Uyuni (the largest salar in the world), to Lake Titicaca (the highest commercially navigable lake in the world), to the forest, to the many animals, to the uniqueness of the Jesuit Missions of Chiquitania and their miraculous recovery. One of the countries in the world with the greatest biodiversity. Not easy to visit thoroughly in order to fully appreciate its many beauties. Very basic housing in the Andes at over 4000 meters, with bitter cold and without heating and hot water. A price to pay to fully enjoy the wonders of the Bolivian Andes and its beautiful lagoons. And conversely, the heat and humidity of the region of Santa Cruz de la Sierra and of the Jesuit Missions, the latter hiding a little-known story that deserves to be told."