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Bolivia is a country of extreme geographical and cultural contrasts. From the snow-capped peaks of the Andes and the infinite mirror of the Salar de Uyuni to the tropical plains of the Amazon, it offers one of the most authentic and least explored travel experiences on the continent.
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Bolivia is a country of extreme geographical and cultural contrasts. From the snow-capped peaks of the Andes and the infinite mirror of the Salar de Uyuni to the tropical plains of the Amazon, it offers one of the most authentic and least explored travel experiences on the continent.
Altitude Sickness (Soroche): Many areas of Bolivia are above 3,500 meters. It is vital to acclimatize, drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol the first few days and try coca tea, a very effective natural remedy.
Transportation: Interdepartmental buses ('fletas') are the main means of getting around. For long distances, 'sleeper' buses are recommended. In the cities, minibuses and trufis are common, but the cable car in La Paz is the most comfortable option.
Currency and Payments: The official currency is the Boliviano (BOB). Although hotels and large restaurants accept cards, it is essential to carry cash in small bills for markets, transport and rural towns.
Connectivity: Wi-Fi has improved a lot in the main cities, but in remote areas such as the Salar de Uyuni or the jungle, the connection is non-existent or very limited. It is recommended to buy a local SIM card (Entel has the best rural coverage).
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View full guideMany areas of Bolivia are above 3,500 meters. It is vital to acclimatize, drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol the first few days and try coca tea, a very effective natural remedy.
Interdepartmental buses ('fletas') are the main means of getting around. For long distances, 'sleeper' buses are recommended. In the cities, minibuses and trufis are common, but the cable car in La Paz is the most comfortable option.
The official currency is the Boliviano (BOB). Although hotels and large restaurants accept cards, it is essential to carry cash in small bills for markets, transport and rural towns.
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