From the depths of its Amazonian rainforest to the snowy heights of its Andean peaks, landlocked Bolivia is a country of stunning natural riches. With terraced valleys, rolling lowlands, deep lagoons and incredible lakes, the diverse landscape has much to offer.

With two-thirds of the population having indigenous origins, Bolivia has managed to preserve its deep South American roots. Visitors are rewarded with fascinating folklore, colourful festivals, mysterious rituals and eclectic markets. La Paz is the world's highest capital city. The panoramic view of the city's rooftops in the valley below Mt Illampu is truly breathtaking. Indigenous culture and contemporary urban life jostle in the bustling streets. Awe-inspiring Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, is the centre of the Inca creation myth, while Altiplano is a vast windswept plateau where a tough culture has survived in places like Tupiza. At times, the changing landscapes of Bolivia, from rainforest to mountain, to vast canyons and gushing geysers, can feel overwhelming, but one thing is for sure: Bolivia is an epic country.