DREAM OF BOLIVIA Photography Tour

BOLIVIA is a photogenic country wherever you photograph it. Its people, its landscapes, its architecture, its handicrafts. And that's because we have the greatest diversity we can imagine. High mountains exceeding 6000 meters, deep and fertile valleys, an Amazon that is a gift from God. Anyway, Bolivia has a little for everyone. And photographers will find many reasons to challenge their ability, preparation and technique. Since you have arrived in the country, its people will welcome you with open arms and the photographer who will accompany you will be waiting to show you the best places to photograph, it will even give you some tips to improve your technique if necessary. Of course, for groups we have considered a free space for an accompanying photographer. In this case, our guides will support you in everything you need. We start the photographic adventure in Santa Cruz, Bolivia's second largest city with its historic center and the Lomas de Arena, a wonder of nature on the outskirts of the city. Sucre and Potosí are waiting for us with their Spanish colonial legacy before entering Bolivia's most touristic region, the Salar de Uyuni. This, together with Eduardo Avaroa National Park, will show you unimaginable landscapes that will brighten your spirit and challenge you to try your photographic skills. We will continue to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world where we will enjoy a well-deserved rest on its shores, in a hotel that has a lot to show (and photograph). We finished this first part of the program in the city of La Paz, where you will literally photograph it from above. In the second part of the tour and optionally, we will take you to a national reserve that is characterized mainly by being one of the parks with the greatest biodiversity on the planet for its flora and fauna and ecoregions, since it goes from perpetual snow to the tropical lowlands, hosting ethnic communities in its territory. Madidi National Park is characterized by a large number of watersheds, especially headwaters, located in areas of high precipitation and high soil fragility for steep slopes. It consists of the Tuichi, Quendeque, Madidi and Beni Basin and the Heat and Madre de Dios River Basin. Its climate is diverse, from the cold in the Andes, the temperate intermediate to warm lands in the northern lowlands with higher temperatures ranging from 31° to 33°C between October and January and from 20° to 29°C between March and September. Madidi National Park was declared by National Geographic as one of areas with the most biodiversity on the planet and one of the 20 most interesting destinations in the world.