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The Street Food of Bolivia

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South America is famous for its great food, and Bolivia is no exception, with many dishes being exclusive to this country. Let’s take a look at all things you shouldn’t miss if you decide to visit Bolivia. 

Anticucho

For anyone interested in great food, Antichucho might be a great way to start. This dish is rather old, and it dates to the pre-Columbian era. The modern version of this meal became popular between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, and you can find it in several countries.

These inexpensive, beef heart dishes are a street cart staple. In Bolivia, people usually use either beef or chicken and serve it with roast potatoes and a peanut sauce. Some people prepare it with boiled potatoes and bread too, but it’s not as common in Bolivia — after the conquistadors arrived, so did European ingredients like garlic. 

In the times of the Inca Empire,

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The best restaurants in Bolivia

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When it comes to traveling, there are a lot of things that come in the list and food is on the top of all. Here we are providing you a list of restaurants that could be considered if you are traveling to Bolivia for the first time and do not have any idea about the places that serve good food.

EL Fogon Del Gringo

Before we discuss much the restaurant, we really need to discuss the city in which it is located. This restaurant is actually in Tarija, which is very close to Argentina and this means that the city is a hub of the Asado, which is a kind of BBQ meat. So, Asado is the most popular cuisine of Tarija and could be found at various places, but what you get at EL Fogon Del Gringo could not be found anywhere else. Not just for the awesome meat …

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How to Enjoy Bolivia’s Sex District

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Each year more and more people are deciding to visit Bolivia. While it is still not the number one traveling destination, thousands of tourists visit the country each year. There are so many things you can see here, from untouched nature to remnants of ancient civilizations. Here, we will try to cover everything you need to see if you decide to visit this incredible South American country. 

Bolivia as a Tourist Destination

While it is not the most popular tourist destination, there are still many things you could see in Bolivia. Almost half a million people visit this South American country annually, and the numbers seem to be increasing. 

Of course, the increase in the number of visits is great, and it’s a shame people don’t visit the country more often. But why would anyone visit Bolivia, you might ask? The country is a gem when it comes to natural

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Things to Know Before Booking Your Trip to Bolivia

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Tourism in Bolivia is thriving, and many people are starting to enjoy the natural beauty of this country. But there are a couple of things you need to know before the trip to ensure that you have a great time and an unforgettable vacation. 

Beware of Thieves

One of the things you’ll need to worry about is thieves. The best possible idea is to keep your valuables with you at all times and be careful. If you are using public transport in Bolivia, keep your credit cards, money, cameras, or anything valuable with you. 

Thieves are usually looking for easy targets, and they won’t bother doing Ocean’s Eleven on you. In all honesty, you probably won’t meet many thieves if you visit Bolivia. The threat of crime is somewhat similar to major cities in Europe. Furthermore, the level of theft is significantly lower compared to neighboring countries like Brazil and

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Where to stay in Bolivia?

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Bolivia is one of those places that have attracted a lot of tourists from various parts of the world. Undoubtedly, it is one of the best places to spend your vacations, but if you do not have good places to stay there, your trip will end up into misery. Here are a few of the hotel options that you could consider if visiting Bolivia.

EL Palacio De Sal

The hotel is popular around the area obviously because of its unique features, but also because of the way in which it was constructed. This place is also known as the “The Salt Palace” of that particular area. It is spread in 48,500 square foot and was made from a million of salt bricks that were extracted from the Saldar de Uyuni. The best part of this hotel is that each and everything that you find here is made from salt and …

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The Best Traits of Bolivian People

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If you are living in Bolivia and you need to know the best traits of Bolivian people. Bolivia is a place that is famous for tourist attractions so you can expect courtesy from this place. Bolivia is a formal country that holds its old fashioned values which are still alive.

  • Whenever you will be in the Land in Bolivia you can see that people are greeting one another before they are starting any conversation. It is said that if a person fails to greet another person then it is considered to be a rude gesture. Even in small villages and places the strangers will have to exchange greetings if they pass one another. Two of the most important wishes are Thank You and Please.
  • Most of the Bolivians will treat you with a lot of respect and they will expect the same from you. Using of formal title for addressing