Honoring Pachamama Central to Bolivian Culture

VoA reports: As they wait for a food seller to cook their food, members of a family pour a small amount of their drinks on the ground. Then, they each take a taste. The family is on vacation at Lake Titicaca in La Paz, Bolivia. The pouring is a small offering to Pachamama. In return,…

WHERE TO GO ON HOLIDAY IN APRIL? BOLIVIA OF COURSE!

Estella Shardlow reports for the Independent, excerpts pertaining Bolivia follow: Looking for an Easter break? There’s still some snow time to be enjoyed in the Alps, just as European city breaks are warming up. Or discover under-the-radar spots in South American and the Far East, which unfurl their most impressive scenery this month.  The Independent’s…

Bolivia is the second Most Affordable Retirement Havens of 2020!!

International Living reports via Cision PR Web, excerpts pertaining Bolivia follows: The 5 Most Affordable Retirement Havens of 2020—InternationalLiving.com A new report from the editors at International Living explores the five countries that offer expat retirees the best quality of life at the lowest cost. These are the countries that scored the best in the…

Laguna Verde – Lake’s emerald green waters

Atlas Obscura reports: Laguna Verde This lake’s emerald green waters are a spectacular sight, but it’s not a great place for a swim. Laguna Verde lies in the extreme southwest of Bolivia, not far from the border with Chile. Depending on the strength of the winds, which whip up the water, minerals, and sediments within…