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Even though this country appears somehow neglected by nature travellers, there are plenty of reasons to visit it. The High Andes with snowed peaks, infinite blue skies, with the Yungas (dense cloudforests) covering the slopes. Extensive rainforests, woodlands and svannas. It’s biodiversity has only recently started to become unveiled, therefore its natural history remains understudied and it’s villages seem stopped in time, with nature wild and abundant.To the west are the world-famous Andes (Cordillera de los Andes), with a complex array of isolated peaks and deep valleys. The Altiplano, or Puna, one of the dryest landscapes in the world is both amazing for its views and special wildlife. The Andes present the lushest cloudforest, and driest valleys as well. Coming down to the east are the savannas of the Chiquitania, the wild Beni, and the Amazon. All is spiced by a notable cultural diversity, with many Inca people found along the andes. Bolivia has all the basic infrastructure for the traveller to reach this remote paradise, visited yet by so few.
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