Get ready for an adventure like no other as you explore Bolivia’s vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable trekking journeys. This 11-day journey will take you through the bustling streets of La Paz, the shores of Lake Titicaca, and all the way to the towering peaks of Huayna Potosi.

Day 1

Meet with your group to depart from your stateside airport to head to Colombia.

Day 2

Arrive in La Paz and settle into the city. You’ll have free time to explore the neighborhood, shops, and local cafés. We’ll end the night with a group welcome dinner and orientation.

Day 3

The next day you’ll head to Lake Titicaca, visiting the sacred Isla de la Luna and the legendary Isla del Sol, where you can explore ancient ruins and stunning views.

Days 4-8

From there, the adventure continues with a multi-day trek to Huayna Potosi, one of Bolivia’s most famous peaks. You’ll journey through rugged terrain, passing remote villages like Ajwani and Jurikhota, while mules carry your gear and expert guides lead you along the way. With each day, you’ll push your limits, hiking through wild, untouched landscapes as you ascend towards Base Camp.

Days 9-11

On your final days in La Paz, take some time to relax and reflect on the incredible memories you’ve created, before heading home and talking your family’s ears off about the incredible experience you just had.

$2975 (early bird & group discounts available)

Trip Tuition Covers:

• Accommodations

• Most meals (we occasionally encourage trip members to explore local restaurants)

• Local transportation

• Group activities

• Travelers medical, emergency, and evacuation insurance

• Trip leaders and activity guides

Trip Tuition Does NOT Cover:

• Airfare (Padma will help select and arrange airfare for groups)

• Local shopping

• Additional sightseeing activities 

• Altitude Awareness: Bolivia is home to some of the highest cities in the world, including La Paz, which sits at over 11,900 feet above sea level. Acclimatize slowly over a few days to avoid altitude sickness, which can affect anyone, regardless of fitness level. Drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol to help your body adjust more comfortably.

• Local Currency: The Bolivian Boliviano (BOB) is the local currency, and while credit cards are accepted in major cities, it’s advisable to carry cash, especially in rural areas where ATMs may be scarce. Small denominations are particularly useful for local markets and street vendors.

• Respect Cultural Norms: Bolivia is rich in indigenous cultures, each with its own unique traditions and practices. Be respectful of local customs, especially when visiting sacred sites, participating in ceremonies, or interacting with local communities. Always ask for permission before taking photos of people or private spaces.

To sign up, simply click the "Book Now" button and follow the prompts. You can choose to pay in full or divide your payment into installments. Once you’ve completed your booking, wait to hear from us to confirm your flights and be on the lookout for upcoming trip meetings.

Please feel free to communicate any questions or desired changes throughout this process. Get ready for the trip of a lifetime!

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