Bolivian culture aesthetic

Bolivia is a land full of wonders and little-known facts. The majestic nature of the mountainous Andes and the adjacent tropical forests, and the illustrious capital city of La Paz, nestled high among the clouds, are not the only things to spark your curiosity.

Alma Boliviana – traditional Bolivian dancers -- perform at the National Museum of the American Indian during the 2010 Power of Chocolate Festival

peruvian culture

Climb high and dive into the bustling heart of La Paz! 🇧🇴 This Bolivian city nestled in the Andes is a mesmerizing melting pot of indigenous culture, colonial charm, and modern vibrancy, where colorful textiles, aromatic food, and the chatter of Aymara and Spanish create an enchanting symphony, and the towering, snow-capped peaks loom over a captivating destination that will leave you breathless.

Careta de Diablo Bolivia

In Bolivia, The Women Who Wear The Traditional Clothing Of The Aymaran And Quechua Cultures Are Called Cholitas. Once Discriminated Against, The Cholitas Can Now Be Found In All Positions In Bolivian Society. Here Is Our Tribute To The Colourful And Charming Cholita.