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Bolivia - Laguna Verde and Licancabur volcano
The green color of this 4 300 m high lake is caused by is caused by sediments, containing copper minerals. -
Bolivia - Nevado Sajama volcano
With 6 542 m high, the Nevado Sajama volcano is the highest point of the Bolivia. -
Bolivia - Laguna Colorada
The red color of this 4 278 m high lake is caused by red sediments and pigmentation of some algae. -
Bolivia - Salar de Uyuni
With 10 582 km², the Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flat of the world. -
Bolivia - Valle de los Sapos and Ollagüe volcano
Ollagüe is an active volcano which has a permament fumarolic activity on its south flanc (on the left on this picture). On the north flanc is on of the highest road of the world (5 650 m), which served sulfur mines. -
Bolivia - Lago Titicaca - Isla del Sol
This is the biggest island of the Lago Titicaca. According to the Inca, this sacred island is the place of birth of the sun. -
Bolivia - Sol de la Mañana geysers
This geothermal field is at the altitude of 4850 m, but unlike El Tatio (which are the Chilian geyers created by the same volcano) here the geysers are made of mud and sulfur. -
Bolivia - Árbol de Piedra
Located in the Siloli desert at 4600 m height, this strange rock is a block of lava eroded by the wind. -
Bolivia - Laguna Hedionda
The 4200m high laguna is named like this because of the strong smell of sulfur of its water (hedionda means stinky in spanish).
