Cochabamba

Cochabamba
This colonial city is surrounded by fertile valleys which are feeded by waters coming form Los Andes. It has an eternal spring climate, which goes around the 20 degrees celcius and it also has an imperturbable province environment, although it is the third city of Bolivia. In Cochabamba, as in every Bolivian city, you can´t leave without seeing the central square, 14 de Septiembre, surrounded by imponent colonial buildings and a great quantity of churches: Santo Domingo, San Francisco, Santa Teresa´s convent, The Company. In this city, there is also, a good archeological Museum, small but useful to understand the herogliphics and preincaican textiles of the original towns of this zone.

Chapare- Villa Tunari
It is a tropical area with magnificent vegetation such as orchids, rivers and hotels with pools and natural ponds. There is an abundant fauna like birds and fish. You can go on foot through the Machia Inti Wara Park for 3.2 kms, in order to watch the various animals which are under experts care, as well as enjoy small baths under small cascades. There are also small nocturn bird caves for birds such as the The Guacharos.

Parque Nacional de Toro Toro
It is considered a beautiful arid sight, where many secrets of time are kept. It has a great scientific value specially for geologist, archeologist, botanics etc. Here you can find fossils between the archeological ruins and old paintings on the walls. A few kilometers from town you can find the famous taberns of “ Umajalanta”, in which´s interior a lagoon where blind fish live is hidden. You can also find dinosaur footprints and traces of other animals that one lived here more than 15 million years ago.