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Best cities of Bolivia, you must visit

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Best cities of Bolivia, you must visit

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  1. Best cities of Bolivia, you must visit It is one of the two landlocked countries in South America the other being Paraguay. The capital city of Bolivia is Santa Cruz de la Sierra which is located in the eastern part of the state and has a metro population of 3,102,998. Bolivia has 9 states and each has a capital city. There are cities that, regardless of their size, are the most “known” around the world. You'll find information here on the major cities of Bolivia that are most recognized or visited by foreigners. Some of the Best cities in the Bolivia country are discussed in this blog. Bolivia’s towns, each boast a unique allure from elegant colonial settlements to jungle-fringed locales.

  2. List of Best cities of Bolivia: 1. La Paz La Paz, officially known as Nuestra Senora de la Paz, is a city in Pedro Domingo Murillo Province. It plays a significant role in the country’s political, administrative, and economic matters as it is the site of the presidential palace, Plurinational Legislative Assembly. The best view of the sprawling cityscape is from its six-mile-long cable car that connects the city center to the sky-high settlement of El Alto. Bolivia’s de facto capital is a frenetic medley of fascinating Andean culture, bizarre food stalls, quirky markets, interesting museums and haphazard architecture that overwhelms the senses at any time of the day or night.

  3. 2. Sucre Sucre, known for its temperate climate and refined colonial architecture remaining from when the Spanish founded the city in the 1500s. travelers enjoy a spring-like climate and a UNESCO-protected historic center splashed with well-preserved mansions, monasteries and churches. Bolivia cities. Sometimes it is also called the white city because of clear the minute you step on its streets. 3. Cochabamba Cochabamba located in Cochabamba Municipality, Cercado Province, Bolivia was founded in 1571. It has a semi-arid climate and is the most economically and socially progressive cities in the country.

  4. The city is an agricultural and an industrial hub as well. , the attractive town of Copacabana is the main jumping-off point for travelers visiting Isla del Sol or traveling overland to Peru. 4. Potosi The UNESCO-protected city of Potosí is suspended almost 4,100 meters above sea level, earning it the title of the highest city in the world. Today, visitors

  5. will be struck by the city’s trove of colonial art and architecture — including more than 2,000 restored colonial buildings as well as many elaborate churches.The entire city is full of hostels, guesthouses, and hotels.

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