Stories from Bolivia

Most travelers to Bolivia come between June and September - the classic dry season. But as a German-speaking guide who has lived in La Paz for over five years and accompanied hundreds of travelers through Bolivia, I can let you in on a secret: **The low season from April to May is often the better choice**. Fewer tourists, cheaper prices, greener landscapes and still usually good weather - the advantages clearly outweigh the disadvantages.

What languages are spoken in Bolivia? Everything about Spanish, Quechua, Aymara and 34 other indigenous languages.

Sucre is the city every Bolivia traveler falls in love with. White colonial buildings, relaxed atmosphere, perfect climate.

Experience the UNESCO World Heritage Oruro Carnival 2026 on February 22. Over 28,000 dancers, spectacular costumes, and deep spirituality—your complete guide.

Oruro Carnival 2026: The ultimate guide to Bolivia's biggest festival...

Bolivia Safety 2026: Crime, political situation, road safety. Regional differences, tips for women traveling alone, emergency information. Honest guide from someone who lives on the ground.

Do you need a visa for Bolivia? Everything you need to know about entry, length of stay, visa extension and important documents for your trip to Bolivia in 2026.

Discover the 15 best sights in La Paz, Bolivia. From the cable car to the witches' market to the lunar landscape - your complete La Paz guide.

Plan your trip to Bolivia 2026 with this comprehensive checklist. From visas to flights and tours - everything you need to know for your perfect adventure.

The question of the best time to travel to Bolivia is not easy to answer - because Bolivia is a country of extremes.

The Salar de Uyuni is one of the most spectacular natural wonders in the world - an endless white expanse that reflects the sky.

La Paz is no ordinary city. At 3,640 meters above sea level, it is the highest seat of government in the world. Sucre is the constitutional capital of Bolivia.

Bolivia is a country of extremes: ice-cold nights on the Salar de Uyuni, hot days in the Amazon, thin air in La Paz.