Bolivia

If you were hoping to see a picture of a vicuña, today, a cousin to alpacas, you're welcome.

A snapshot from La Paz, Bolivia's central square.

At work on the planet's largest salt flat.

Like her owner, the dog was wrapped in a cape, fastened by two buttons just below his neck. Both were begging.

Anyone going on a hike today?

Facing Isla del Sol, the island where the Inca believed the sun was created.

An image gallery and travel notebook on the Andean high altitude lakes near Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni, the planet's largest salt flat.

A gallery of sunsets over Bolivia's constitutional capital and a brief visitors' guide to one of Sucre's favorite hilltop hangouts.

Solemn, colorful and dignified.

Finding quiet moments in a crowd.

Trainspotters tramping through Bolivia, take note.

A regularly updated resource on the fees travelers can expect to face when visiting South America

From the remote reaches of Bolivia's southwest.

The planet's largest online collection of works from this museum.

Bob Marley would have been 70 today. Some are taken from us much too soon. But Marley can still be found everywhere.

By Alex Kirby, Climate News Network, January 19, 2015. Republished with permission under a Creative Commons license from Climate News Network. The natural…

Hanging out with Marley, Morrison and Monroe at one of the highest border crossings on the planet.

This was taken just after sunset from the summit of Cerro Calvario, or Calvary Hill, above Copacabana, Bolivia, one of the country’s most visited Catholic religious sites. At 4,015m (13,174ft) above sea level, it leave you huffing and puffing. But the views over Lake Titicaca, South America’s largest lake, will be very much worth that minimal…

This is a view of the historical center of Sucre, Bolivia, as seen from the city’s 413-year-old Recoleta Plaza which sits above the country’s constitutional…