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Step back in time on a profound half-day journey from La Paz to the sacred archaeological site of Tiwanaku, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the spiritual and political capital of a pre-Incan empire that flourished for centuries.

This is more than a visit to ancient ruins; it is an exploration of a mysterious and advanced culture that laid the foundational beliefs and cosmology for the entire Andean world. Your expert guide will bring the stone monoliths, temples, and gateways to life, explaining the incredible astronomical precision, sophisticated engineering, and complex societal structure of the Tiwanaku people.

Stand before the monumental Gate of the Sun, decode the iconography of the enigmatic Monoliths, and feel the immense scale of the Kalasasaya Temple and the semi-subterranean courtyard. This concise yet immersive tour offers a crucial key to understanding Bolivia’s deep indigenous roots, providing a powerful contrast to the vibrant modernity of La Paz.

And after lunch, the ride is 2 hrs. back to La Paz, the rest of the afternoon is just for chilling out

Included: Transfers- guide- Andean buffet for lunch-all entrance fees- Bus Cama to Uyuni.

Hotel: Madero- https://madero-suites.lapazhotelsweb.com/es/

Transfer to the airport, flight to Uyuni (1 hour). The adventure starts at the Train’s grave yard, so, after te drive it’s just 30 min to Colchani Village, where you’ll spend some time learning about manufacturing salt process and having a look in the craft market, so¡ time to go to the salt flats, the world’s largest salt flat, stretching over 10,582 square km(4,086 square miles).

Take perspective-bending photos with fun forced perspectives using the endless horizon. Visit the Isla Incahuasi, a unique island covered in cacti overlooking the vast white expanse. and the day’s highlight is the magical sunset over the salt flats as the sky explodes with vibrant colors.

Included: Off road land cruise- 01 night in Hostel- guide- lunch-all entrance fees- Dinner-water.

Hostel QUILLAZ (Villa Candelaria community):

Τhe accommodation in rainy season will be in Uyuni.

Journey deeper into the surreal landscapes of the Altiplano. Explore the Siloli Desert, a barren landscape dotted with bizarre rock formations like the “Árbol de Piedra” (Stone Tree).Witness the otherworldly beauty of the Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon), its vibrant red color caused by algae and mineral deposits. Observe a variety of high-altitude birdlife, including flamingos, nesting along the shores of the lagoon.the highest place in the trip is the geisers (4850m) and next you¨ll enjoy the 40° temperature water in the hots springs. Time to Return to Uyuni to take the overnight bus to our next destination.
Included: Off road land cruise- private accommodation – guide- lunch- all entrance fees-water – Overnight bus to Cochabamba

After to get Cochabamba, you¨ll enjoy a delicious breakfast and the ride to Toro Toro is 4 hrs. Upon arrival in Torotoro, we check into an eco-lodge and have a yummy lunch. In the afternoon, we explore El Cañón de Torotoro, dramatic cliffs with panoramic views. We also visit Ciudad de Itas, a surreal rock formation with caves, tunnels, and ancient paintings.
∙ Hotel: Como en Casa- Torotoro*
∙ Includes: breakfast, local flight, transport, lunch, guide,dinner, hotel, entrance fees

Breakfast, then head out for a full day of adventure. We explore Umajalanta Cave (Bolivia’s deepest cave, featuring stunning stalactites, stalagmites, and underground waterfalls), Vergel Canyon (a lush oasis with waterfalls—perfect for a refreshing swim), and Dinosaur Footprints (Torotoro is famous for its well-preserved Cretaceous-period tracks). Afterward, we return to Cochabamba and take a flight to Santa Cruz.
∙ Hotel: Sun Hotel****
∙ Includes: breakfast, local flight, transport, guide, dinner, hotel, entrance fees

Early departure for a scenic 7–8 hour ride with planned stops. In Roboré, you’ll taste the region’s traditional sabores orientales (local food). Arrival in Puerto Suárez and check-in at a stunning hotel surrounded by nature, ideal for relaxing by the pool or observing local wildlife.

Dinner will be at a nearby restaurant. At night, enjoy a boat excursion along the river—your first immersive Pantanal experience, with remarkable nocturnal wildlife.

The next morning, after breakfast, take a sunrise boat trip on the Brazilian side of the Pantanal, with wildlife spotting (capybaras, caimans, exotic birds, and potential jaguars) and optional traditional fishing.

Travel Time: Approx. 5–6 hrs to Pantanal (Puerto Quijarro)
Hotel: Pantanal
Includes: breakfast, transport, guide, hotel, entrance fees

Concept:
This experience is more than a tour; it is an invitation to step into the role of a temporary guardian of the Bolivian Chiquitano dry forest. “The Protectors of the Forest” connects you directly with an indigenous community, blending ancestral knowledge and modern conservation practices. Through homestays, shared meals, and hands-on environmental work, you will not only plant trees—you will plant intention, purpose, and a lasting bond with the land.

“Your Hands, Their Wisdom, One Purpose”

•  The Cycle of Life
• After breakfast with your host family, visit the native tree nursery.
• Seeds of Hope: Learn from community members how they collect, select, and germinate seeds from native species. You will help with tasks like filling bags with soil and planting the future forest.
• The Re-forestation Process: A practical workshop on why certain species are chosen, how to prepare the land, and the correct techniques for planting seedlings to ensure their survival.
• Afternoon: Becoming a Protector
• Action in the Field: Travel to a designated re-forestation area. Here, you will put your learning into practice. Each participant will plant several trees of their own.
• Naming Your Legacy: You will be encouraged to give a silent intention or a name to the trees you plant, creating a personal, eternal bond with the forest.
• Evening: Crafts and Culture
• Artisanal Heritage: A hands-on workshop with local artisans, perhaps in woodworking or textile weaving, which are famous in the Jesuit Mission towns. Create a small souvenir with your own hands.
• Fireside Stories: Share a final communal dinner. The community elders and your hosts share myths, legends, and songs of the Chiquitano people, deepening your understanding of the spiritual world you are now a part of.

What You Will Gain:

• A profound, hands-on contribution to environmental conservation.
• An authentic, deep cultural exchange with an indigenous community.
• The unique spiritual experience of connecting with a land and its people on a soul-level.
• The knowledge that you have left a living, growing legacy in the heart of Bolivia.

Travel Time: Approx. 6 hrs to San Miguel

Accommodation: Homestay with local family

Includes: breakfast, transport, guide, dinner, homestay, entrance fees

After breakfast, depart back to Santa Cruz. The return journey offers several natural viewpoints along the route, with a pleasant stop for lunch before continuing the trip. Arrival in Santa Cruz is expected in the late afternoon.

Travel Time: Approx. 6 hrs to Santa Cruz

Hotel: Sun Hotel ****

Includes: breakfast, transport, guide, hotel, entrance fees

Free day.