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PAID CONTENT FOR THAKI TRAVEL


Thaki Travel BOLIVIA


Bolivia’s range of ethnicities and environments makes it one of the best places to soak in new cultures and experiences. Thaki Travel — founded by two friends, Anne and Jérôme, in 2011 — curates safe, tailor-made journeys to immerse visitors in Bolivian life. Thaki (meaning ‘path’ in the Aymara language) represents an approach that prioritises authentic adventures over mass tourism. From the arid heights of the Andes to the humid tropics of the Amazon, each itinerary is shaped by deep local expertise in the region. Continuous scouting, route testing and guide training ensure a safe and comfortable experience, even at high altitude. Whether you’re meeting people from Indigenous


communities, dressed in a kaleidoscope of colour, or spotting condors and llamas under the Andean sun — Bolivia offers it all. Thaki Travel ensures these experiences are accessible to everyone. In the Andes, at nearly 4,000 metres high, lies


the Salar de Uyuni — the world’s largest salt flat. Its lunar surface crunches underfoot and stretches into the distance until it blurs with the mirage of the horizon. Tours here include exploration


of Incahuasi island, an isolated outcrop of giant cactuses that stands as a proud reminder that the marbled flats were part of a lake 30,000 years ago. East of the mountains, travellers can dive into


the depths of the Bolivian Amazon. Amid the dense vegetation of Madidi National Park, memorable wildlife encounters await around every corner — swimming with pink dolphins, fishing for piranhas and searching for anacondas. Trips to Bolivia’s diverse cities offer the


opportunity to ride a cable-car over the rooftops of La Paz — the world’s highest capital city — or walk down the backstreets of Sucre past rows of gleaming white houses. The vibrant markets are ever-present, keeping visitors stocked up on souvenirs and local crafts. Thaki Travel is a close-knit agency that


guarantees a high-quality service through on-the- ground knowledge, earning the trust of travellers, partners and local communities. Every journey supports local initiatives that benefit communities and help protect Andean ecosystems — part of a commitment to responsible tourism.


DON’T MISS Sip an aperitif while watching the sun set over the stunning Salar de Uyuni salt flats


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KEY FEATURES • Knowledgeable guides • Scenic viewpoints • Wildlife encounters • Local culture & cuisine


KEY ACTIVITIES • Paragliding in the Andes • Multi-spa wellness day • Thermal sauna sessions • Amazon adventure • Climbing & trekking tours


GET IN TOUCH • travels-bolivia.com • +591 791 21 963 / +591 2 215 60 82 • info@thaki-voyage.com • instagram.com/thakibolivia


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