In the Cordillera Real, the Huayna Potosi is one of the most accessible 6000-metre peaks in the world. 

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The province of Sur Lipez is a desert at an altitude of 4,000 metres.

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Leaving by boat from Rurrenabaque, the Madidi National Park is home to the most beautiful tropical forest in Bolivia. An unknown world to be discovered over the more than 18,000 kilometres squared of the park.

Madidi NP

100km from Sucre, Amboró National Park boasts 400,000 hectares of rainforest. It's an opportunity to explore a hostile jungle and to discover the astonishing diversity of plants and animals.

Amboro National Park

Chaupi Orco is a mountain in the Cordillera Apolobamba which is located to the north of the mythical Lake Titicaca and which straddles both Bolivia and Peru.

Chaupi Orco

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Located in the northwest of Bolivia, in the Cordillera Apolobamba, Chaupi Orco (which means "middle peak" in Quechua) is an impressive mountain range which stands over 6,000 metres above sea level. A quarter of it is located in Peru.
You can see the peaks of Chaupi Orco from the north shore of Lake Titicaca. Climbing the mountain is only for experienced mountaineers who are in excellent physical condition, and you have to climb from the Bolivian side as it's considered more easily accessible. It takes a week to trek from the village of Pelechuco, located 3,000 metres above sea level, and you'll typically start with an acclimatisation walk which will allow you to explore this exceptional place.
Please be aware that you must only climb this mountain with a professional guide and you'll also need a strong resistance to altitude.

Chaupi Orco is a mountain in the Cordillera Apolobamba which is located to the north of the mythical Lake Titicaca and which straddles both Bolivia and Peru.

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