Bolivia

“Living culture and natural beauty: A new world of discovery.”

At Uyuni, seemingly endless salt pans nourished by the receding waters of Lake Titicaca stretch, blindingly white, beyond the horizon, until they are flooded by seasonal rainfall to become a great mirror reflecting the sky.

In northern Bolivia the vast, unexplored forests of the Amazon basin form the nation’s frontiers with Peru and Brazil, and are home to uncontacted indigenous peoples, while to the west the towering Cordillera Real forms a wall of ice and rock, with six peaks soaring to over 6,000 metres (almost 20,000 feet).