???????? Los MEJORES 12 lugares para visitar en BOLIVIA en 2023
¿Estás pensando en un nuevo destino de viaje? Dejanos comentarte sobre Bolivia: un país que cuenta con picos de 6.000 metros en los Andes; una cultura milenaria, densas selvas repletas de animales exóticos, salares desoladores que requieren aclimatarse previamente para ser explorados y hasta una de las carreteras más peligrosas del mundo.
Un destino que te va a enamorar desde el momento que lo pises, y en este video te mostraremos algunos lugares que no pueden faltar en tu lista, ¡Toma nota!
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0:00Intro
0:22 Salar de Uyuni
1:34 El Camino de la Muerte
2:30 Parque Nacional Madidi
3:06 Tiwanaku
3:41 Parque Nacional Torotoro
4:23 Lago Titicaca
5:29 La Paz
5:58 Sucre
6:28 Cal Orcko
7:08 Laguna Colorada
8:10 El Valle de la Luna
8:55 Mercado de las Brujas
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Beautiful Beni, Bolivia's Tropical Amazon - Bolivia Tourism
Beni is the second largest state in Bolivia and it's capital city is Trinidad. It covers the entire northeastern portion of Bolivia. Beni is criss-crossed by numerous rivers, all of which are Amazon tributaries. Other important cities in Beni are Guayaramerín, Riberalta, and for tourism, Rurrenabaque.
Because of this geography, Beni was a very important center of pre-Colombian civilization known as the hydro-culture of Las Lomas (the hills), a culture that constructed over 20,000 man-made artificial hills, all interconnected by thousands of square kilometers of aqueducts, channels, embankments, artificial lakes and lagoons, and terraces.
Beni, Bolivia is where many products that are now used worldwide have their origin, among them tobacco, peanuts, cotton, yucca (manioc), vanilla and sweet potatoes. The Spanish initially were intensely interested in this area. During the first century of colonization, they believed the mythical city of El Dorado (also known as Paititi) could be found in this region.
Beni's capital city, Trinidad, located in the Bolivian tropics, is hot and humid most of the year. This region of the country is heavily forested. Between the 19th and 20th Centuries northern Beni became Bolivia's rubber capital. The abundance of rubber trees attracted many people to the region, many of them adventurers and others workers (many of whom were indigenous) to work in the huge rubber plantations that arose. For decades it was one of the most active, dynamic regions of Bolivia.
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Pink River Dolphin Tour in Trinidad - Beni Bolivia Tourism
The Ruta del Bufeo, known as the River Dolphin Tour, is one of the main tourist attractions in Trinidad, capital of the state of Beni, Bolivia. Along this tour you will slowly motor down the Ibare River, a major tributary of the Madera River, which in turn is a large tributary of the Amazon River. At one point it converges with the immense Mamoré River as well. All the rivers in the Department of Beni are Amazon tributaries.
Beni is home to a species of pink river dolphin that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, the Inia boliviensis. Because these dolphins are cut off from other river dolphins in other tributaries by several spots of rapids and waterfalls, they have evolved into a completely separate species found only in Bolivia. And yes, they really are pink. For those who enjoy the tropics, a boat tour down the Ibare River to swim with pink river dolphins (if they aren't too shy of you) is one of the top tourist attractions in Bolivia.
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Camiri Bolivia
Camiri is a small city of about 35,000 founded on 12 July 1935 in the southwestern section of the Department of Santa Cruz, Bolivia on the banks of the Parapetí River. Its name was originally Kaami (in the Guaraní language). It was then changed to Kaamichi, and eventually to its present name, Camiri. Camiri is known as the oil capital of Bolivia because of the intense petroleum and natural gas exploration activities that are carried out here.
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173. ???????? Dashcam from Camiri to Santa cruz de la Sierra - Bolivia
Santa Cruz de la Sierra
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, conocida simplemente como Santa Cruz, es una ciudad localizada en los llanos orientales de Bolivia, a orillas del río Piraí. Actualmente es la ciudad más poblada del país con un total aproximado de 1,5 millones de habitantes en 2022 y 2 millones en su área metropolitana.2 Es capital del Departamento de Santa Cruz, el departamento con mayor Producto Regional Bruto de Bolivia,4 y una de las ciudades más desarrolladas del país, con un indicador municipal de desarrollo sostenible elevado, de 64,1.5
La ciudad forma parte del municipio homónimo y es el epicentro de la área metropolitana de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, que es actualmente el núcleo urbano más poblado de Bolivia, con una población estimada de más de 3,8 millones de habitantes en el 2022.2 Esta área metropolitana está formada por una conurbación de siete municipios en la región circundante: Santa Cruz de la Sierra, La Guardia, Warnes, Cotoca, El Torno, Porongo y Montero.1
Fundada el 26 de febrero de 1561 por el capitán español Ñuflo de Chaves, la ciudad sufrió varios cambios de ubicación.6 En el siglo xvii, la zona se convirtió en centro de expediciones misioneras evangelizadoras.7 El 24 de septiembre de 1810 se dio su primer grito libertario contra el dominio español.8 A inicios del siglo xx, en el sur, se desató la guerra por el territorio del Chaco.9 Desde la década de 1950, debido a la integración física con el resto del país, la ciudad experimentó un fuerte crecimiento demográfico.10 Actualmente Santa Cruz de la Sierra es una urbe dinámica, cosmopolita y es considerada motor económico e industrial de Bolivia pues su área metropolitana concentra importante cantidad de industrias, agropecuarias, forestales, mineras e hidrocarburíferas.11
Paisaje Sobre la Carretera Santa Cruz - Camiri
Transitando la Carretera que une la Localidad de Camiri con la Ciudad de Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
???????? 【4K 60fps】WALK - COPACABANA ~ LAKE TITICACA ~ Walking Tour - Bolivia
Lake Titicaca (/tɪtɪˈkɑːkə/;[4] Spanish: Lago Titicaca [ˈlaɣo titiˈkaka]; Quechua: Titiqaqa Qucha) is a large freshwater lake in the Andes mountains on the border of Bolivia and Peru. It is often called the highest navigable lake in the world. By both volume of water and by surface area, it is the largest lake in South America.[5][6][7][a]
Lake Titicaca has a surface elevation of 3,812 m (12,507 ft).[8][9] The highest lake claim is generally considered to refer to commercial craft. Numerous smaller lakes around the world are at higher elevations.[10] For many years, the largest vessel afloat on the lake was the 2,200-ton (2,425 U.S. tons), 79 m (259 ft) SS Ollanta. Today, the largest vessel is most likely the similarly sized train barge/float Manco Capac, operated by PeruRail.
Santa Cruz Bolivia Hotel Tour (Alfonsina Boutique Hotel)
Conveniently located only a 10-minute walk from Ventura Shopping Center, Alfonsina Hotel Boutique. offers accommodations in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Free Wi-Fi access is available and guests are served a complimentary breakfast daily.
These fully-equipped with apartments are all fitted with air conditioning, a private bathroom with free toiletries, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a mini-bar and a balcony with a city view. Larger apartments include a kitchen. Bed linen and towels are provided.
At Alfonsina Hotel Boutique. guests will find top-grade facilities including a great outdoor pool, a fitness center, a communal terrace, a snack bar and a shared lounge. The property offers free parking and laundry services are available for an extra fee.
Alfonsina Hotel Boutique offers a 24-hour front desk.
The building is located in the heart of the Equipetrol neighborhood, steps away from restaurants and commerce. Viru Viru International Airport is a 35-minute drive away. Shuttle services may be arranged for an extra fee.
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Best Hotel Accommodation near Biocentro Guembe Mariposario, Santa Cruz de la Sierra
Best Hotel / Accommodation near Biocentro Guembe Mariposario
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List of Best hotels near Biocentro Guembe Mariposario, Santa Cruz de la Sierra
A- Buganvillas Hotel Suites & Spa
Avenida Roca y Coronado 901
00 591 3 3551212
B- Radisson Hotel Santa Cruz
Avenida Segunda N 4 | Colinas del Urubo NA
00 1 877-231-0729
C- Marriott Santa Cruz de la Sierra Hotel
4to Anillo Entre Radial 23 y
Calle Las Ramblas s/n 10260
D- Sirari Suites Hotel
Calle los Claveles 497 9999
E- JR Hotel
Tcnl. Sanchez Nro. 247 | Camiri
F- Guembe
Km. 5 camino a Porongo | Zona Urubo
G- Los Tajibos Hotel & Convention Center
Ave San Martin 455, Barrio Equipetrol 2966
00 591 3 3421000
H- Camino Real Hotel
Av. San Martin y 4to. Anillo |
Equipetrol Norte 2130
00 591 3 3423535
I- Hampton by Hilton Santa Cruz / Equipetrol
San Martin Avenue esq. Street E
Equipetrol 000
J- Inboccalupo Hotel Boutique
Alfonsina Storni # 12 | Equipetrol 9999
00 591 3 3355605
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¡El Túnel más largo de BOLIVIA!???? Túnel Falda de la Queñua-Llegamos a la Chura Tarija (episodio #22)
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Es impresionante ver como los planes se van haciendo realidad, hace mucho tiempo todo este viaje era tan solo un proyecto plasmado en una hoja de papel, y recorrer el Túnel más largo de Bolivia era parte de esos planes, el camino, el desafío de ascender y superar dos estribaciones de la Cordillera de los Andes, La famosa Cuesta de Sama, el frio intenso y el viento helado, no serían un freno para recorrer El Túnel de la Falda de Queñua y llegar a la Chura Tarija.????
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Santa Cruz Bolivia
The Department of Santa Cruz, located in the Western region of Bolivia, offers a variety of natural landscapes with great biodiversity. The heritage is reflected in its architectural and historical monuments. Its culture is expressed through the ancient customs and traditions, arts, crafts, living villages and their people. All this makes Santa Cruz an authentic place, where diversity and adventure promise an unforgettable experience for the visitor. The capital city, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, is a young city. Young, strong and dynamic, located in the geographic centre of South America; it becomes a mandatory step towards other destinations in the continent. It developed an impressive hotel infrastructure, the most modern in the country, and projected itself as a centre of conventions, events, business deals and investments.
Aventura Itapochi (parte 1 de 3)
Tramo: Camiri - Villa Vaca Guzmán
Exploramos las comunidades guaraníes en este emocionante video de nuestro viaje en motocicleta, donde atravesamos caminos desafiantes y descubrimos la belleza y la cultura única de esta región.
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Argentina & Bolivia
Argentína og Bólivía haust 2018.
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Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Santa Cruz, the largest state in Bolivia, covers most of the Eastern region of the country. It's total of 364,000 Km2 are equivalent to 36.4 million hectares of territory. It borders Brazil and the Bolivian states of Beni, Cochabamba, and Chuquisaca. Its capital city, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, is the most populated and fastest growing city in Bolivia and the 14th fastest growing city in the world.
was founded on February 26 in the year 1561, though not at its present location. Spanish Captain Ñuflo de Chavez named it in honor of his native village of Extremadura in Southern Spain. He came from Asuncion, now the capital of Paraguay, by the orders of Domingo Martinez de Irala, the governor of Asuncion, with several other people from Spain, and by the year 1586, the original town was inhabited by several thousands of indigenous people in various locations. All of them were scattered under the system encomienda system. The location was moved several times from the Chiquitania region (Eastern portion of the state of Santa Cruz) and finally to the nearby location near the Pirai River where it is located today.
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Brazil - Bolivia - Argentina Road Trip Driving Route December 2016 - Brinno time-lapse
In December 2016 we drove 1,877 miles (3,021 km) in Brazil, Bolivia & Argentina. We started the month in Bonito, Brazil, crossed two international borders and ended in Salta, Argentina.
Our road trip driving route drive-lapse began in Bonito, Brazil in west of Brazil's Mato Grosso Sul state, near the borders of Paraguay and Bolivia. From there we headed up to the nearby Southern Pantanal where we saw more Leopards and many other creatures. From there we drove to the border town of Corumbá and crossed in Bolivia for the first, but not last time.
We only spent a very brief 8 days in Boliva, passing through the Jesuit Missions of Chiquitos in the east which are a number of architecturally unique churches built in the early 1700's, of which are UNESCO World Heritage site. From there we stopped in Santa Cruz, one of Bolivia's two principal cities. However, it was then time to make a bee-line down to the Argentinian border because we a house-sitting opportunity in Salta, where we currently are.
0:00 Introduction
0:01 Bonito, Brazil Caiman Ecological Refuge (105 miles)
1:04 Caiman Ecological Refuge Corumbá (160 miles)
2:30 Corumbá Estrada Parque Pantanal Loop (228 miles)
4:26 Corumbá, Brazil Brazil/Bolivia Border Puerto Quijarro, Bolivia (6 miles)
5:03 Puerto Quijarro, Bolivia San José de Chiquitos (246 miles)
9:19 San Ignacio Concepción (110 miles)
10:32 Concepción Santa Cruz (182 miles)
12:18 Santa Cruz Camiri (182 miles)
13:43 Tartagal, Argentina (218 miles)
14:50 Camiri, Bolivia Bolivia/Argentina Border
16:36 Tartagal, Argentina Salta (218 miles)
18:46 Trans-Americas Journey
Episode #5 Potosi & Sucre
Fifth stop of my 4-month solo backpacking trip across South America: about a week spent between Potosi and Sucre, visiting the Potosi silver mines and chilling out in sweet Sucre.
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Ruta Sucre - Potosí en moto, Bolivia, ¿miedo a la altura? lo comprobamos!!! 4k (episodio #14)
Queremos mandarles nuestros mejores deseos para este nuevo año 2022, y que sea un nuevo comienzo en sus vidas, sin dejar de lado la esperanza y fe de que todas sus metas se cumplan y mejor si es en moto...muchas gracias por acompañarnos y ser parte de esta gran comunidad que va creciendo cada día.
En esta oportunidad queremos recorrer con todos la ruta Sucre - Potosí y cumplir una meta muy grande, llegar a los 4000 m.s.n.m. a los que se encuentra la Villa Imperial de Potosí. Si hay algo que nos llena de alegría es estar en la ruta, porque los paisajes que nos muestran crean sensaciones que no se pueden describir, los recuerdos que quedan son como regalos que queremos vivir y compartir con todos ustedes, así que disfrútalo con nosotros!!!!
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Ruta Potosí - Uyuni en moto, Bolivia ¡A punto de cumplir un gran sueño! Volty 250 (episodio #16)
En esta ocasión haremos un gran desvío al Este del Proyecto Ruta Sur Bolivia, para conocer una de las grandes maravillas turísticas del mundo y una meta de vida para cualquier motoviajero, pero antes tendremos por delante unos 260 km. y recorrer la ruta Potosí - Uyuni con sus magníficos paisajes que te dejaran encantado.
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