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4WD tours 168-94WD vehicles 58

Aacclimatization 58accommodations 328-9, see also

individual locationsactivities 54-9, 329, see also

individual activitiestop 10 15

Afro-Bolivian people 34, 131agoutis 50agrarian reform 29, 34agriculture

slash-&-burn 52, 53soybean 44, 52

Agua Blanca 147aguardiente 45Aguas Calientes 291Aiquile 207air travel 342-5

airlines 342-3, 346-7children 330climate change issues 343deep vein thrombosis 353-4departure taxes 342, 347internet resources 343, 344jet lag 354tickets 343-4to/from Bolivia 342-5within Bolivia 346-7

Akamani Sacred Hill 148Alasitas 76, 77, 103, 332alcohol 44-5, 190, 203alligators 50, 318alojamientos 329Alpaca Works 204-5alpacas 50, 147Altiplano 13, 21, 49, see also Southern

Altiplanoaltitude sickness 55, 358Amazon Basin 294-327, 296

bird-watching 309, 318, 320, 321climate 295

hiking & trekking 309history 295jungle & pampas tours 303, 304travel to/from 295, 297wildlife watching 300, 303, 304,

308, 309-10, 318, 320Amboro National Park 51, 275, 276-8,

277, 7anacondas 50Ancohuma 144Andean cats 50animal bites 358-9animals 49, 50-1, see also individual

animals, bird-watching, wildlife watchingendandered & rare species 50-1feeding 55sacred 52

anteaters 51, 259, 318ants 320Apa-Apa Reserva Ecológica 129-30Apacheta Chucura 125api 44Apolobamba national park 51, 146-7Aqualand 268Aquaquiza 178Árbol de Piedra 176archaeological museums

Ethno-Archaeological Museum 313Museo Arqueología y

Antropológico de los Andes Meridionales 167

Museo Arqueológico (Cochabamba) 194

Museo Arqueológico (Samaipata) 281

Museo de Arqueología y Paleontología 247

Museo Nacional de Arqueología 70archaeological sites, see also Inca

sites, rock paintingsCharazani 146Copacabana 99Coquesa 176Curahuara de Carangas 165El Fuerte 279-81, 280Iskanwaya 140Isla Pariti 115La Paz 93-6Llanos de Moxos 317

Pasto Grande 132Pukara de Tuquipaya 278Quila Quila 227

architecture 39-40Área Natural de Manejo Integrado

Nacional (Anmin) Apolobamba 51, 146-7

Argentina 25travel to/from 185, 257, 345

armadillos 50, 259art galleries, see museums & galleriesarts 37-41, see also individual artsAtahualpa 23ATMs 334-5Aucapata 140avalanches 55Aymará people 23, 32, 34, 73

culture 32, 35, 36, 77festivals 76, 96language 367

ayullu 33

BBahía Kona 110banks 330Banzer Suárez, Hugo 26, 27bargaining 14Barrancas 180Barrientos Ortuño, René 25, 26, 205bartonellosis 357basilicas, see churches & basilicasBatea Q’ocha rock paintings 208-9bathrooms 55, 339bats 300, 320bears, spectacled 51, 147, 255, 276beer 44-5begging 33Bendicion de Movilidades 102bicycling 347, see also mountain bikingBiocentro Guëme 267biodiversity 58birds 49, 316

books 50see also condors, flamingos,

macawsbird-watching 59

Amazon Basin 309, 318, 320, 321Cañón de Torotoro 208Cordillera Apolobamba 147El Nido de los Condores 283

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Lomas de Arena 268Parque Nacional Amboró 276Parque Nacional Sajama 165Reserva Biológica Cordillera de

Sama 254Reserva Nacional de Flora y Fauna

Tariquía 255Reserva Privada de Patrimonio

Natural de Corbalán 259Southwest Circuit 176, 177

boat travel, see also canoeing, kayakingcargo boats 300, 324, 347ferry services 347river boats 322, 324, 325, 347

boat tripsAmazon 300, 306, 307, 309, 314Lake Titicaca 99, 107, 109Quijarro 292

boats, reed 109, 114Bojorquez, Abraham 39Bolívar, Simón 24, 189, 190, 211,

214-15Bolivian hemorrhagic fever 357bolivianita 49books, see also literature

birds 50food 42, 43health 353history 21, 23, 25, 26, 31travel 14, 54, 56

border crossingsArgentina 185, 257, 345Brazil 293, 327, 345Chile 345-6Paraguay 258, 346Peru 116, 346

Brazil 24-5travel to/from 293, 327, 345

Buena Vista 273-6bus travel

dangers 347to/from Bolivia 345within Bolivia 347-8

business hours 330, see also inside front cover

butterflies 130, 132Butterfly Pool El Mirador 302

CCabeza del Cóndor 143caimans 309-10, 318, 320, 321Calacala 162-3cambio 335camiones 349-50

Camiri 259-60campesinos 32-3, 35, 133, 173, 297camping 328Candelaria 223canoeing 58, 253, 306, 309, see also

kayakingCañón de Palca 92-3Cañón de Torotoro 208Cañón del Pilcomayo 258-9Capachos hot springs 162capybaras 50car travel

driver’s licenses 348private drivers 348-9rental 349road rules 349to/from Bolivia 345within Bolivia 348-9

Caranavi 140carbon offset schemes 343Cárdenas, Victor Hugo 27Carmelite nuns 195-6Carnaval 15, 39, 157, 249, 268, 332Carrasco national park 51, 300Casa de la Libertad 211, 214Casa de Murillo 71Casa Dorada 247Casa Günther 133Casa Nacional de Moneda 231casas de huéspedes 329cash advances 335Cassidy, Butch 186-7Castillo de Moisés Navajas 248Catarata Ahlfeld 321-2Catarata Arco Irís 322Catarata El Encanto 321Cataratas del Suton 291cathedrals

Aiquile 207Cochabamba 196Concepción 287Copacabana 102La Paz 67, 70Oruro 156, 158Potosí 231Riberalta 324Santa Cruz 267Sucre 215Tarija 248Trinidad 312

Catholicism 35cats, Andean 50caves

Cueva Cóndor 138Cueva de los Monos 278

Cueva del Diablo 178Gruta de las Galaxias 178Gruta de Lourdes 107Gruta de San Pedro 133Gruta de Umajalanta 209

cell phones 337-8Cementerio de Trenes 167Central Highlands 49, 188-242, 189

climate 190history 189-90travel to/from 190

Centro de Ecología Ch’aska 180Cerro Calvario 103Cerro Corazón de Jesús 181-2Cerro Kopakati 103Cerro Tunari 201-2Cerro Uchumachi 119Chacaltaya 93Chacaltaya glacier 52Chaco 25, 244-5, 256-60, 244Chaco War 25, 244-5Chaga’s disease 357Chaguaya 254Cha’lla 111cha’lla blessings 102, 157, 234Cha’llapampa (Isla del Sol) 111Cha’llapampa (Yungas) 126Chapare 297-301charango 38Charazani 144, 146, 148Charcas 189Chari 146Chataquila 226Chaunaca 226Ché Guevara, see Guevara, ErnestoChé Guevara Festival 284Ché Trail 283-6Chica people 180Chicaloma 132chicha 190, 204chicha cochabambina 45Chicha Festival 204child labor 34children

health 359-60traveling with 330

Chile 24travel to/from 345-6

Chimane people 310Chincana ruins 111-12Chipaya people 179Chiquitano people 286cholas 25, 32, 36, 37cholera 91, 354cholos 25, 32, 36, 37


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Choquekhota 128Chorros de Jurina 255Christmas 333Chucura 125chullpas 115, 162, 165, 178, 226Chulumani 129-33, 130

accommodations 130-1food 131sights & activities 129-30travel to/from 131-2

churches & basilicas, see also cathedralsBasílica de San Francisco 248Basílica Menor de San Lorenzo 267Capilla de la Virgen de Guadalupe

216Capilla de Lajas 253-4Capilla de Nuestra Señora de

Jerusalén 233Iglesia & Convento de San

Francisco 196Iglesia de la Merced 233Iglesia de la Recoleta 196Iglesia de los Santos Desposorios

274Iglesia de San Francisco (La Paz) 71Iglesia de San Francisco (Sucre) 217Iglesia de San Juan 248Iglesia de San Lorenzo de Carangas

233Iglesia de San Martín 232Iglesia de San Pedro 205Iglesia de San Roque 248Iglesia de Santa Domingo 196Iglesia de Santa Mónica 217Iglesia Matríz 206Jesuit Mission Church 290-1Templo Nuestra Señora de la

Merced 216cinema 38, 40-1climate 13-14, 330climate change 343climbing, see mountaineering &

climbingcloud forest 130, 277, 300Cobija 326-7coca

Coca Museum 70cultivation 28, 34, 118, 297, 298eradication measures 27, 28, 297organic 46

traditional uses 22, 23, 24, 44, 234, 298

Cochabamba 190-201, 192, 202accommodations 197-8courses 196dangers 194drinking 200emergency services 191entertainment 200festivals & events 196-7food 198-9history 190-1internet access 191medical services 191money 193postal services 193shopping 200sights 194-6telephone services 193tourist information 193tours 196travel to/from 200-1travel within 201

Cochabamba Valley 202-5Codo de los Andes 278coffee plantation tours 275Coimata Falls 255Coipasa 178Colcha K 176Colchani 173, 174Colocolo 149community values 33Concepción 287-8Condoriri Massif 143-4condors 50, 147, 255, 283consulates 331-2Convento de San Felipe Neri 216Convento de San Francisco 232Convento de Santa Teresa

(Cochabamba) 195-6Convento de Santa Teresa (Potosí) 232Convento de Santa Teresa (Sucre) 217Copacabana 99-107, 100

accommodations 104-5dangers 101, 102drinking 106festivals & events 103-4food 105-6history 99internet access 101medical services 101money 101postal services 101shopping 106sights 102-3

telephone services 101tourist information 101-2tours 103travel to/from 106-7

Copacabana Beach 102-3Coquesa 176Cordillera Apolobamba 144-50, 145Cordillera de Kari Kari 242Cordillera de los Frailes 223-7, 225Cordillera Occidental 49Cordillera Quimsa Cruz 150Cordillera Real 49, 141-4, 8Coroico 119-24, 120

accommodations 122-3activities 119-22courses 122drinking 124food 123-4shopping 124travel to/from 124

costs 13, 14, 335courses

language 74, 122, 196, 217, 361music 74

Cráter de Maragua 226credit cards 335Cretaceous Park 215criollos 24Cristo de la Concordia 196Cueva Cóndor 138Cueva de los Monos 278Cueva del Diablo 178Culpina K 180cultural experiences

Chipaya villages 179Jalq’a villages 224Parque Nacional Amboró 275Parque Nacional Madidi 306-7San Pedro Prison 67Santiago de Okola 115tinku fighting 237

culture 32-41Cumbre Kiayansani 149Cumbre Sunchulli 149Cumbre Tambillo 148Cumbre Viscachani 148Curahuara de Carangas 165currency 335Curva 147, 148customs regulations 331cycling, see bicycling, mountain biking

Ddance 39Dance of the Devils 157

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dangers 331, see also individual locations4WD tours 168-9bus travel 347drugs 67, 334fake immigration officials 266fake police 66, 211, 266-7fake taxi drivers 66fireworks 102hiking & trekking 54hitchhiking 349kidnapping 66, 102mine tours 233, 234, 235mountaineering & climbing 55prison tours 67propane heaters 329scams 67wildlife 320

Day of the Dead 45, 77, 179deep vein thrombosis 353-4deforestation 52, 53dengue fever 354-5departure taxes 342, 347Día de la Madre 332Día de los Desposorios 274Día de los Muertos 45, 77, 179Día de los Reyes Magos 332Día de Todos los Santos 333diarrhea 358, 359-60dinosaur tracks

Cordillera de los Frailes 226-7Sucre 215Torotoro 208

directions, asking for 33disabilities, travelers with 339discount cards 331dolphins, pink river 50, 309, 318, 321dress, traditional 37drinks 44-5, see also water, wine

alcoholic 44-5, 190, 203nonalcoholic 44

driver’s licenses 348driving, see car traveldrug trafficking 28drugs 67, 298, 334, see also coca

Eeconomy 33-4ecotourism 306-7education 33Ekeko 77El Alto 73El Angosto 186El Balneario 291El Cairo 274

El Camino del Oro 136-8El Cañón del Duende 186El Cañón del Inca 186El Choro trek 124-6, 125El Chorro 302-3El Chorro Grande 258-9El Día del Mar 32El Fuerte 279-81, 280El Gran Poder 15, 76El Mausoleo del Ché 284El Nido de los Condores 283El Pueblito 283El Sillar 186El Vagante 119-20El Valle de la Concepción 254El Vergel 208electricity 329embassies 331-2emergencies, see inside front coveremployment 340-1environment 49-53environmental hazards 358-9environmental issues 52-3, 343Escalera del Inca 110Estrecho de Tiquina 116etiquette 32, 46evangelical movements 35Exaltación de la Santa Vera Cruz 236exchange rates, see inside front coverExpoCruz 268

FFaro de Conchupata 158Fawcett, Colonel Percy 54Fería de la Fruta 206Fería de Muestras 326Fería del Charango 207Fería Regional del Pescado 299ferry services 347Festival de la Wallunk’a 204Festival of Skulls 36festivals 332-3, see also food festivals,

individual festivals & locationstop 10 15

Fiesta de Compadres 249Fiesta de la Cruz 15, 104, 332Fiesta de la Ñatitas 36Fiesta de la Uva 254Fiesta de la Virgen de Candelaria

104, 332Fiesta de la Virgen de Chaguaya 254Fiesta de la Virgen de Guadalupe 218Fiesta de la Virgen de las Nieves 144Fiesta de la Virgen de Urkupiña 15,

197, 203

Fiesta de las Flores 248Fiesta de Leche y Queso 254Fiesta de San Bartolomé 15, 129, 236Fiesta de San Lorenzo 253Fiesta de San Roque 248Fiesta del Espíritu 235-6Fiesta del Santo Patrono de Moxos

15, 311Fiesta del Señor de Burgos 206Fiesta del Señor Santiago 209film 38, 40-1fires 55, 320fireworks 102fishing 258, 297, 300

festival 257flamingos 50, 165, 176, 177, 255floating reed islands 107Flower Festivals 204, 248folk medicine 149, 227, 358food 42-8, 333

customs 46eateries 45-6festival foods 45glossary 46-8street food 42-3, 46top 10 eats 15-16vegetarians & vegans 46

food festivalsChocolate Festival 274Coffee Festival 274Fish Festival 299Fruit Festival 206Ham & Cheese Festival 248International Festival of Cheese &

Wine 268Milk & Cheese Festival 254Potato Festival 204Rice Festival 274Trout Festival 204

forced labor 34fossil sites 208, 226-7foxes 50, 259, 320Franciscan Convent of San José 205fruits 44Fuenta del Inca 110futból 35

Ggalleries, see museums & galleriesgarapiña 203gay culture 33gay travelers 333geography 49-50


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geysers 164, 176glaciers 52, 142-3global warming 52Gold Digger’s Trail 136-8gold-mining 139, 148government travel advice 331Gran Chiquitania 286-93, 262Grape Festival 254Gruta de las Galaxias 178Gruta de Lourdes 107Gruta de San Pedro 133Gruta de Umajalanta 209guanacos 50, 163Guanay 139Guaraní people 267guarapo 203Guayaramerín 323-4Guevara, Ernesto 26, 259

Ché Trail 283-6festival 284museum 283

HH1N1 virus 352healing tradition 149, 227health 352-60

children 359-60environmental hazards 358-9folk medicine 149, 227, 358infectious diseases 354-7insurance 352internet resources 353vaccinations 340, 353women 360

heat exhaustion 359hemorrhagic fever, Bolivian 357hepatitis A 355, 360hepatitis B 355Heroínas de la Coronilla 196Heyerdahl, Thor 114hiking & trekking 54

Amazon Basin 309Chulumani 130Copacabana 107, 109Cordillera Apolobamba 147-50Cordillera de los Frailes 224Cordillera Quimsa Cruz 150dangers 54El Camino del Oro 136-8El Choro trek 124-6, 125Isla del Sol 110-11

La Paz 74, 91-3Mapiri Trail 138-9Mizque 206Parque Nacional Amboró 276-8Parque Nacional Sajama 163Parque Nacional Tunari 201Reserva Biológica Cordillera de

Sama 255Reserva Biosférica del Beni 309Reserva Nacional de Flora y Fauna

Tariquía 255-6responsible trekking 55Sorata 134-5Takesi trek 127-9, 127Trans Cordillera trek 134Tupiza 181-2, 186Yunga Cruz trek 129Yungas 119-20, 124-6, 127-9,

130, 134-5Hilo Hilo 149history 21-31

Early, Middle & Late Horizons 21-2

independence 24Morales era 25-31political conflict & change 28-31Spanish conquest 23-4territorial losses 24-5

hitchhiking 349HIV/AIDS 357holidays 333-4Horca del Inca 103horseback riding 58-9

Parque Nacional Amboró 276-8Tupiza 182Yungas 120

hostels 328-9hot springs 59

Aguas Calientes 291Capachos 162Potosí 242Sajama 164San Xavier 287Termas de Charazani Phutina

146Termas de Obrajes 162Termas de Polques 176Termes de Talula 227

hotels 329Huaca Huañusca 186Huallpa, Diego 23Huarina 115Huayculli 205Huayna Potosí 141-2Humaca 226

Iice-cream parlours 46iglesias, see churches & basilicasIllimani 142-3immigration 342Inca people 21, 22-3, 98, 99, 295Inca sites

Cochabamba Valley 203-4Copacabana 103El Fuerte 279-81, 280Incallajta 205-6Isla de la Luna 114Isla del Sol 109-12Isla Kalahuta 115Llama Chaqui 209Tiahuanacota Inca cemetery 109Tupac Katari Mirador 73Yungas 128

Inca Trail, see Takesi trekInca Tribunal 103Incacancha 148Incallajta 205-6Incamachay 226Inca-Rakay 203-4Independence Day 77, 104, 333indigenous groups 12, 29, 34

Afro-Bolivians 34, 131Aymará 23, 32, 34, 73Chica 180Chimane 310Chipaya 179Chiquitano 286Guaraní 267Jalq’a 224Kallawaya 146, 149Kolla 22, 32, 99Moxos 310, 311Quechua 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37,

367indigenous religions 35-6Ingenio 138ingenios 233insect bites & stings 359insurance 55, 334, 352international money transfers 335internet access 334internet phone calls 339internet resources

air tickets 344airlines 343environment 53film industry 38health 353La Paz 64mountaineering & climbing 55

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music 38planning 16

Irupampa 226Irupana 132Iskanwaya 140Isla Cáscara de Huevo 177Isla de la Luna 114Isla del Pescado 175-6Isla del Sol 109-14, 108, 6Isla Incahuasi 175-6Isla Kalahuta 115Isla Koa 98Isla Pariti 98, 115Islas de Wiñaymarka 114-15itineraries 17-20

Amazon 19, 19culture & nature 17, 17national parks 20, 20Peru, entering from 18, 18transportation, means of 20, 20

JJach’a Avalancha 57jaguars 50, 51, 256, 259, 276, 318, 320Jalq’a people 224Japapi 110Jesuit Missions Circuit 287-91Jesuits 286, 295jet-skiing 253jungle tours 303, 304

KKacapi 128Kalamarka 39Kallawaya people 146, 149Katari, Tomás 227kayaking 58, 204, 297, see also

canoeingkidnapping 66, 102k’oa ceremonies

Cochabamba 200Oruro 156

Kolla people 22, 32, 99Kusijata 103

LLa Angostura 204La Diablada 157La Festividad de Nuestro Señor Jesús

del Gran Poder 15, 76La Higuera 285-6La Pajcha 283La Paz 60-96, 62-3, 68-9, 76, 90

accommodations 77-81activities 74

courses 74dangers 66-7drinking & clubbing 84El Alto 83emergency services 64entertainment 84-5festivals & events 76-7food 81-4history 61internet access 64itineraries 65medical services 65money 65-6postal services 66shopping 85-7sights 67, 70-4telephone & fax 66tourist information 66tours 74-6travel to/from 87-8travel within 88-9

La Virgen Morena del Lago 99-100Lago Caimán 321Laguna Anarilla 179Laguna Blanca 179Laguna Cañapa 179Laguna Celeste 178Laguna Chalalán 306Laguna Chillata 134Laguna Colorada 176, 8Laguna Glacial 134Laguna Guinda 179Laguna Hedionda 179Laguna Isirere 310Laguna Jiskha Huara Huarani 128Laguna Normandia 309-10Laguna Tuni 143Laguna Verde 176-7Laguna Volcán 278Lagunas de Kari Kari 241-2Lagunillas 147, 148Lake Titicaca 97-116, 98

climate 98history 98lake excursions 99, 107, 109travel to/from 99

languageAymará 367courses 74, 122, 196, 217, 361food vocabulary 46-8glossary 368-71Quecha 32, 33, 367Spanish 361-7

Las Cuevas 278Las Islas Flotantes 107

Las Misiones Jesuíticas 287Lauca 165leafcutter ants 320leeches 359legal matters 334leishmaniasis 320, 357-8lesbian travelers 333literature 34, 41, see also bookslithium reserves 30Llama Chaqui 209llamas 34, 50, 147, 163

fetuses 34, 36llama trains 163

Llanos de Moxos 317logging 52, 308, 318lomas 317Lomas de Arena 268Los Espejillos Community Project

278Los Lípez 176-7Loza, Remedios 36lucha libre 35, 73lustrabotas 70

Mmacaws 208, 255, 316Madidi National Park 51, 306-7, 308malaria 355-6, 360Mallasa 90Mamani Mamani, Roberto 39, 40Mapiri 139Mapiri Trail 138-9maps 334Maragua 226Marka Pampa 111markets

Cochabamba 194La Paz 70, 71-2, 73, 7Sucre 221Tarabuco 222-3Tupiza 182

mate de coca 44measures 329, see also inside front

coverMecapaca 90-1Media, see newspapers, radio, TVmedical checklist 352-3medical insurance 352medical services 354, see also

healthmedicine, folk 149, 227, 358Melgarejo, Mariano 205Méndez, José Eustaquio 253Mendoza, Alonzo de 61Mesa, Carlos 28


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metric conversions, see inside front cover

micros 350Mina Caracoles 150Mina Chojilla 129Mina San José 158Mina Viloco 150mine tours 158, 173, 233-5minibuses 350mining

gold 139, 148silver 23, 173, 227, 229-30tin 150, 153, 155

Mizque 206-7mobile phones 337-8mocochinche 44money 14, 334-5, see also costs, inside

front covermoney changing 335Morales, Evo 12, 28-31, 32, 33, 155motion sickness 354motorcycle travel

to/from Bolivia 345within Bolivia 348

mountain biking 57-8Grand Avalanche Mountain Bike

Race 57La Paz 74, 75, 93organised trips 57Parque Nacional Torotoro 210Sorata 57, 135WMDR (World’s Most Dangerous

Road) 75, 121Yungas 120, 124

mountaineering & climbing 54-6agencies & guides 56, 141Cordillera Quimsa Cruz 150Cordillera Real 141-4dangers 55guidebooks 56maps 55-6mountain rescue 55Oruro 158Parque Nacional Sajama 163-4Parque Nacional Tunari 201-2Reserva Biológica Cordillera de

Sama 254volcanoes 178

Moxos people 310, 311Muela del Diablo 91-2Murillo, Pedro Domingo 71

museums & galleries, see also archaeological museumsAlcaldía museum 133Arte el Aire Libre 72-3Casa de la Libertad 211, 214Casa de Murillo 71Casa Nacional de Moneda 231Centro de Ecología Ch’aska 180Ché Museum 283Coca Museum 70Cuartel-Museo 259Kallawaya cultural museum 146Museo Antropológico Eduardo

López Rivas 156Museo & Convento de San

Francisco 232Museo & Convento de Santa

Teresa 232Museo Coquesa 176Museo Costumbrista Juan de

Vargas 71Museo de Arte Contemporáneo

72Museo de Arte Sagrado 267Museo de Etnografía y Folklore

(La Paz) 72Museo de Etnografía y Folklore

(Sucre) 214Museo de Historia Nacional 267Museo de Historia Natural Alcide

d’Orbigny 194-5Museo de Instrumentos

Musicales 72Museo de la Catedral (Copacabana)

102Museo de la Catedral (Sucre) 216Museo de la Coca 70Museo de la Recoleta 216Museo de la Revolución Nacional

71Museo de los Niños Tanga-Tanga

216Museo de Metales Preciosos 71Museo de Pariti 115Museo de Santa Clara 216-17Museo de Textiles Andinos

Bolivianos 72Museo del Charango 207Museo del Litoral 71Museo del Poncho 103Museo Étnico 111Museo Etno-Folklórico 267Museo Franciscano Frey Francisco

Miguel Mari 248Museo Guaraní 267

Museo Gutiérrez Valenzuela 217Museo Kausay Wasi 176Museo Litico Monumental 94Museo Mineralógico 156Museo Misional 288Museo Moto Méndez 253Museo Nacional del Arte 70-1Museo Patiño 156Museo Sacro, Folklórico,

Arqueológico y Minero 156Museo San Francisco 71Museo Tambo Quirquincho 71Museo Taypi 103Museo Textil Indígena 214Museos Universitarios 217Museum Casa Arte Taller Cardozo

Velasquez 156Pachamama Wasi 208Templete Semisubterráneo 73

music 38-9Afro-Bolivian 131chapaco 249contemporary 39courses 74festivals 38, 268International Festival of Baroque

Music 15, 268internet resources 38tinku 237traditional 38-9

musical instruments 38-9museum 72

Muyuloma 254

NNational Mint 231national parks & reserves 51, 52

Apa-Apa Reserva Ecológica 129-30Área Natural de Manejo Integrado

Nacional (Anmin) Apolobamba 146-7

itineraries 20Lomas de Arena 268Parque Machía 297Parque Nacional & Área de Uso

Múltiple Amboró 275, 276-8, 277, 7

Parque Nacional Carrasco 51, 300Parque Nacional Madidi 306-7, 308Parque Nacional Noel Kempff

Mercado 318-23, 319Parque Nacional Sajama 153,

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Parque Nacional y Área Natural de Manejo Integrado Aguarague 258-9

Reserva Biológica Cordillera de Sama 254-5

Reserva Biosférica del Beni 309-10Reserva de Vida Silvestre Ríos

Blanco y Negro 318Reserva Forestal Chimane 309, 310Reserva Nacional de Fauna Andina

Eduardo Avaroa 153, 173Reserva Nacional de Flora y Fauna

Tariquía 255-6Reserva Privada de Patrimonio

Natural de Corbalán 259-60Santuario Chuchini 317-18

Nevado Candelaria 178New Year 76, 77newspapers 329Noel Kempff Mercado national park

51, 318-23Núñez del Prado, Marina 38

OOcabaya 132Ojo del Inca 242opening hours 330orchid nursery 297-8Oriente 261-93

climate 263national parks 263travel to/from 263

Orquidario Villa Tunari 297-8Oruro 153-63, 154

accommodations 158-9activities 158Carnaval 39, 157dangers 156drinking & entertainment

160-1emergency services 155food 160history 153, 155internet access 155medical services 155money 155postal services 155shopping 161sights 156, 158telephone services 155tourist information 155-6tours 158travel to/from 161-2travel within 162

otters, river 50, 318, 320

PPachamama 35-6, 45Pachamama Wasi 208Padcaya 254painting 40, see also rock paintingsPalacio Portales 194Palca Canyon 92-3Palca Valley 149pampas tours 303, 304Pantoja, Miguel Alandia 40paragliding 59Paraguay 25

travel to/from 258, 346Parque Bolívar 217Parque Cretácico 215Parque Histórico Santa Cruz la Vieja

291Parque Machía 297Parque Nacional Amboró 51, 275,

276-8, 277, 7Parque Nacional Madidi 51, 306-7,

308Parque Nacional Noel Kempff Mercado

318-23, 319Parque Nacional Sajama 51, 153,

163-5, 164Parque Nacional Torotoro 51, 207-10Parque Nacional Tunari 201-2Parque Nacional y Área Natural de

Manejo Integrado Aguarague 258-9

passports 339, see also visasPasto Grande 132Patiño, Simón 155, 204Paz Estenssoro, Víctor 25, 26Paz Zamora, Jaime 26

home of 254peccaries 50, 276, 318Pelechuco 149-50Peru, travel to/from 116, 346phonecards 337-8photography 336Piedra Grande 149Pilko Kaina 110pink river dolphins 50, 309, 318, 321Pizarro, Francisco 23, 189plague 356planning 13-16

government travel advice 331health 352internet resources 16itineraries 17-20

plants 51-2, 256Pocitos 256politics 12, 25-31

ponchos 103pongaje 25population 34-5posadas 329postal services 336Potato Festival 204Potolo 227Potosí 23-4, 227-42, 228, 241, 6

accommodations 236, 238-9drinking 240emergency services 230entertainment 240festivals & events 235-6food 239-40history 229-30internet access 230medical services 231money 231postal services 231shopping 240sights 231-5silver mining 23, 227, 229-30telephone services 231tourist information 231tours 233-5travel to/from 240travel within 241-2

pottery 205prison tours 67public holidays 333Pucará 284-5Puerto Almacén 317Puerto Suárez 13Puerto Varador 317Puerto Villarroel 300-1Pujllay 15, 223Pulacayo mines 173Pumamachay 226pumas 50-1, 256, 259Punata 204-5puro 45

QQuebrada de Palala 186Quebrada Palmira 186Quebrada Thajo Khasa 208Quechua people 34, 35, 36, 37

language 32, 33, 367quena 38-9Quetena Chico 179-80Quijarro 292-3Quila Quila 227Quillacollo 202-3Quimsa Cruz 150quinoa 43, 44



IND

EX388 I n d e x ( R - S )

Rrabies 356radio 329rainforest 52, see also Amazon Basinreed boats 109, 114reform, agrarian 29, 34religion 35-6, 45, 52Reserva Biológica Cordillera de Sama

254-5Reserva Biosférica del Beni 309-10Reserva de Vida Silvestre Ríos Blanco

y Negro 318Reserva Forestal Chimane 309, 310Reserva Nacional de Fauna Andina

Eduardo Avaroa 51, 153, 173Reserva Nacional de Flora y Fauna

Tariquía 255-6Reserva Privada de Patrimonio Natural

de Corbalán 259-60residenciales 329responsible travel 55, 306-7restaurants 456, see also individual

locationsrheas 50Riberalta 324-5Rincón de la Victoria 255Río Beni 301, 7Río Choqueyapu 61, 91Río Coroico 121-2Río Coscapa 126Río Huarinilla 122Río Isama 276Río Jucumarini 126Río Macuñucu 276Río Madre de Dios 326Río Mamarani 138Río Quillapituni 137Río Quimsa Chata 129Río Solacama 132Río Surutú 274Río Takesi 128Río Unduavi 132Río Yani 138river boats 314, 322, 324, 325, 347river otters 50, 318, 320road rules 349Roboré 291-2Rocas de Dalí 177rock paintings

Batea Q’ocha 208-9Calacala 162-3

Cordillera de los Frailes 226, 227

Villa Mar 180rodeos 248rubber plantations 324Ruiz, Jorge 40-1Rumi Campana 158Rurrenabaque 301-7, 302

accommodations 303-4drinking & entertainment 305eating 305internet access 301money 301-2shopping 305-6sights & activities 302-3telephone services 302tourist information 302tours 303, 304travel to/from 306-7travel within 307

Ssafe travel, see dangersSajama national park 51, 153, 163-5,

164Salar de Chiguana 176Salar de Coipasa 178, 175Salar de Uyuni 173, 174-7, 175, 6salt

extraction 173, 174flats 173, 174-7, 178hotels 174

Sama Biological Reserve 254-5Samaipata 278-83, 279San Andrés festival 206San Borja 308-9San Buenaventura 307-8San Cristóbal 180San Ignacio de Moxos 310-12San Ignacio de Velasco 288-9San Jacinto Reservoir 253San José 139San José de Chiquitos 290-1San José de Uchupiamonas 306-7San Juan 176San Juan festival 76San Lorenzo 253-4San Miguel de Velasco 289-90San Pablo de Lípez 180San Pedro prison 67San Rafael de Velasco 290San Vicente 186-7San Xavier 287Sánchez de Lozada, ‘Goni’ 12, 26, 27Sanjinés, Jorge 41

Santa Ana de Chipaya 179Santa Ana de Velasco 290Santa Barbara 274Santa Cruz 263-73, 264-5

accommodations 268-9dangers 266-7drinking 271emergency services 266entertainment 271-2festivals & events 268food 269-71history 263, 265internet access 266medical services 266money 266shopping 272sights & activities 267-8telephone services 266tourist information 266tours 268travel to/from 272-3travel within 273

Santa Veracruz Tatala 196-7Santiago de Chiquitos 291Santiago de Okola 115Santuario Chuchini 317-18scams 67sea fossils 208Semanta Santa 104, 332Serrano Ham & Cheese Festival 248shoeshine men & boys 70shopping 336-7, see also individual

locationsbargaining 14

Siles Zuazo, Hernán 26silver mining 23, 173, 227, 229-30Sipe Sipe 203slash-&-burn agriculture 52, 53slavery 131sloths 50snakes 359soccer 35social welfare system 33Sol de Mañana 176solo travellers 337solstices 52, 96Sorata 57, 121, 133-6, 134South Central Bolivia 243-60, 244

climate 245history 244-5travel to/from 245

Southern Altiplano 151-87, 152climate 153history 153travel to/from 153



IND

EXI n d e x ( S - U ) 389

Southwest Circuit 173-87tour operators 168-9travel to/from 177

southwestern Bolivia 165-73souvenirs 337soybean agriculture 44, 52spectacled bears 51, 147, 255, 276sports 35, see also individual sportsstandards of living 32-3steam locomotives 167, 173street food 42-3, 46street vendors 34strikes & public demonstrations 27,

118, 331student travelers 331Sucre 210-22, 212-13, 8

accommodations 218-19courses 217dangers 211drinking 221entertainment 221festivals & events 218food 219-21internet access 211medical services 211money 211postal services 211shopping 221sights 211, 214-17telephone services 211tourist information 211tours & activities 217-18travel to/from 221-2travel within 222

Sucre, Antonio José de 24, 189, 215sunburn 359Sundance Kid 186-7Supay Huasi 227swimming holes 119, 255, 274, 291,

297, 321

TTakesi 128Takesi trek 127-9, 127talismans 36tap water 359tapirs 50, 256, 259, 276, 318Taquesi trek 127-9, 127Tarabuco 222-3Tarata 205Tarija 245-53, 246, 252

accommodations 249-50drinking & entertainment 251emergency services 245festivals & events 248

food 250-1history 245internet access 247money 247sights 247-8tourist information 247tours 248travel to/from 251travel within 251, 253

Tariquía Flora & Fauna Reserve 255-6

taxis 350fake taxi drivers 66

telephone services 337-9, see also inside front cover

Templete Semisubterráneo 73Templo del Inca 111Termas de Charazani Phutina 146Termas de Obrajes 162Termas de Polques 176Termes de Talula 227textiles 37-8, 146, 221, 223, 224, 226,

240, 272museums 72, 214, 223

theater festivals 15, 268thermal springs, see hot springstime 339tin mining 150, 153, 155tinku fighting 237tipping 333Tiquina Straits 115-16Tiquipaya 204Titi Khar’ka 99, 109, 112titi monkeys 50Titicachi 109Tiwanaku 21-2, 39, 93-6, 115, 95toilets 55, 339Tomatitas 255Torotoro national park 51, 207-10Totaizal 310Totora 206tourist information 339, see also

individual locationstours 350-1

Cochabamba 196coffee plantation 275Copacabana 103jungle & pampas 303, 304La Paz 74-6mines 158, 173, 233-5Oruro 158Potosí 233-5prison 67Rurrenabaque 303, 304Santa Cruz 268

Sucre 218Tarija 248triathlon 58, 182Tupiza 182-3Uyuni 167-9wineries 253

Train Cemetery 167train travel 350

Trans-Chiquitano train 292trains, steam 167, 173

Trans Cordillera trek 134transportation 342-51

air travel 342-5bus travel 345, 347-8fare hikes 86itineraries 20, 30train travel 350travel to/from Bolivia 342-6travel within Bolivia 346-51

traveler’s checks 335trekking, see hiking & trekkingtriathlon tours 58, 182trimate 44Trinidad 312-17, 313Trout Festival 204trufis 350tubing 58Los Tumbos de Suruquizo 287Tumichucuá 324Tunari national park 51, 201-2Tupac Katari Mirador 73Tupac Yupanqui 99, 110, 153, 205Tupiza 180-7, 181, 5turtles 50TV 329typhoid fever 356typhus 358

UUkamau y Ké 39Untucala suspension bridge 140US–Bolivia relations 12, 30, 31Uyuni 13, 165-73, 166

accommodations 169-71dangers 167emergency services 167festivals 169food 171-2internet access 167medical services 167money 167sights & activities 167tourist information 167tours 167-9travel to/from 172-3


IND

EX390 I n d e x ( V - Z )

Vvacations 333-4vaccinations 340, 353Valencia 90-1Valle de la Luna 89-90Valle de las Ánimas 92Valle de los Machos 186Vallegrande 283-4Valles de Rocas 180vegetarian & vegan travelers 46Ventilla 128Vesty Pakos Zoo 90vicuñas 38, 50, 147, 163, 255video systems 329Villa Albina 204Villa Mar 180Villa Remedios 132Villa Tunari 297-300Villamontes 257-8Villarroel, Gualberto 70Viracocha 22, 114Virgen de Urkupiña 202-3Virgen del Carmen 77, 333Virgen del Rosario 333visas 339-40viscachas 50, 147visual arts 40Volcán Licancabur 177, 178Volcán Ollagüe 176, 178Volcán Sajama 164Volcán Tunupa 176, 178Volcán Uturuncu 178volcanoes, climbing 178volleyball 35volunteering 196, 217, 281, 297, 341

Wwalking, see hiking & trekkingWar of the Pacific 24water

drinking 359pollution 52, 55, 91

weather 13-14, 330weaving, see textileswebsites,

see internet resourcesweights 329,

see also inside front coverwhitewater rafting 58

Amazon Basin 297Río Unduavi 132Yungas 121-2

wildlife watching 59, see also bird-watchingAmazon Basin 300, 303, 304,

308, 309-10, 318, 320Chaco 256Cordillera Apolobamba 147jungle & pampas tours

303, 304Parque Nacional Amboró

276Reserva Privada de Patrimonio

Natural de Corbalán 259Willkakuti 332wine 45

Grape Festival 254International Festival of

Cheese & Wine 268production 253wineries 253

witch doctors, see yatirisWMDR (World’s Most Dangerous

Road) 75, 121wolves 51, 320women in Bolivia 36women travelers 337, 340women’s health 360work, paid 341World’s Most Dangerous Road

75, 121wrestling 35, 73

YYacuiba 256-7Yampupata 109Yani 138yatiris 73, 77yellow fever 356-7, 360yoga 122Yolosa 126Yolosita 126Yumani 110-11Yunga Cruz trek 129Yungas 49, 118-40

climate 118history 118travel within 118-19

Zziplines 126, 307Zongo Valley 121zoos

Jardín Zoológico, 267Vesty Pakos Zoo 90Zoo El Refugio 281



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accommodationsArmonia eco-lodge 316Armonia lodge 316Candelaria Ecoalbergue 275Chalalán Ecolodge 306Ecolodge del Lago 104Hacienda El Cafetal 275Mapajo Lodge 307Palla Khasa 112Posada Ecologica 276Probioma 278Prometa albergue (Tajzara) 254Prometa albergue (Tariquía) 256Refugio Volcánes 275San Miguel del Bala 307Santiago de Okola 115

Tarapari La Paz 80Urpuma Ecoturismo 126

activitiesBiggest Canopy in Bolivia 307FAN office 279Fundación Amigos de la Naturaleza

266Fundación Pueblo 128Gruta de San Pedro 133Jalq’a communities 224Los Espejillos Community Project

278

eatingAlexander Coffee & Pub 83

Mosoj Yan 199Pastelería Amanecer 221

shoppingAjllay Wasi 221Alpaca Works 204Artecampo 272ASOPEC 283Centro Cultural Tacana 307Centro de Arte y Cultura Guaraní

Ñandereko Ñomai 272Inca Pallay 221Irupana 86

sightsCandelaria museum 223

GOING GREEN

Sustainable travel is still a new concept in Bolivia, but one that’s growing fast. Many entrepreneurs have jumped on the bandwagon, but the tricky task is recognizing a truly sustainable operation that has Bolivia’s environmental and cultural values in high regard. Our authors have highlighted choices that contribute to sustainable tourism in Bolivia, whether it’s by using alternative energy, helping to preserve the environment, supporting sustainable development of local and indigenous communities or promoting Bolivia’s cultural and architectural heritage.

You can help us improve this list by sending your recommendations to [email protected]. To find out more about sustainable tourism at Lonely Planet, head to www.lonelyplanet.com/responsibletravel.

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Mountain, VolcanoNational ParkPass, Canyon

WaterfallRiver Flow

Geographic

InformationBank, ATM

Embassy/ConsulateHospital, Medical

InformationInternet Facilities

Police StationPost Office, GPO

TelephoneToilets

Point of Interest

TransportationAirport, AirfieldBorder Crossing

Bus, Camión StationGeneral Transport

Taxi Rank

SleepingSleepingCamping

ShoppingShopping

EntertainmentEntertainment

DrinkingDrinking

EatingEating

Castle, FortressChristian

MonumentMuseum, Gallery

PoolRuin

Winery, VineyardZoo, Bird Sanctuary

Trail Head

Sights/ActivitiesSYMBOLS

Petrol StationParking Area

Golf

CAPITAL (NATIONAL) Large City

Small City

CAPITAL (STATE) Medium City Town, Village

POPULATION

Rocks

Building

Land

MarketArea of Interest

CampusReservation

Cemetery, Other

Park

SportsUrban

Mall

Forest

Cemetery, Christian

Airport

Desert

AREA FEATURES

Ancient WallCliff

Regional, SuburbState, Provincial

InternationalBOUNDARIES

Swamp

GlacierReef

MangroveLake (Dry)

Lake (Salt)

WaterCanal

Intermittent RiverRiver, Creek

Mudflats

HYDROGRAPHY

Bus, Camión RouteFerry

RailTRANSPORTATION

Walking Tour DetourWalking Tour

Walking Trail

Tunnel

LaneTertiary

Walking PathTrack

TollwayFreewayPrimary

Mall/Steps

Pedestrian OverpassSecondary

Unsealed RoadOne-Way Street

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PHRASESHello. Hola. o·laGoodbye. Adiós. a·dyosSee you later. Hasta luego. as·ta lwe·goPlease. Por favor. por fa·vorThank you. Gracias. gra·syasYou’re welcome. De nada. de na·daDo you speak English? ¿Habla ingles? a·bla een·gles

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CONVERSIONS1in = 2.54cm1cm = 0.39in1m = 3.3ft = 1.1yd1ft = 0.3m1km = 0.62 miles1 mile = 1.6km

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d double roomsdm dorm bedsf family roomsq quad roomsr roomss single roomsste suitestr triple roomstw twin rooms

EXCHANGE RATESPrices in this book are quoted in bolivianos (B$) unless other-wise stated. For current exchange rates see www.xe.com.1 boliviano (B$) = 100 centavosArgentina AR$1 B$1.85

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Peru S/1 B$2.43

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TELEPHONETo dial listings in this book from outside Bolivia, dial your international access code, the country code then the number. For information on making calls within Bolivia, see Telephone in Directory. Bolivia country code %591

International access code %00

Ambulance %118

Fire (bomberos) %119

Operator %104

Police (radio patrulla) %110

Tourist police (La Paz) %2-222-5016

BUSINESS HOURSBanks 9am-4pm Mon-Fri, 9am-noon Sat

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