Bolivia is one of the most remote countries in the Western Hemisphere. It’s also completely landlocked by Brazil, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Paraguay. This is a place called home by multiple ethnicities – by Amerindians, Mestizos, Europeans and Africans - meaning a myriad tapestry of cultural influence and a rainbow of traditions for tourists to navigate. A place with stupendous natural resources, Bolivia has minerals, forest, fish, and fertile land to rely on for its economy, and it has no fewer than 34 indigenous languages! A land reaching down from the icy peaks of the Andes towards the muggy rapids of the Andes, this country is characterised by extremes; the Amazon rainforest, the tropical savannah or the banks of the Paraguay River.
With a population of just under 9 million people, Bolivia is one of South America’s least populated, most remote countries. W
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