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Protest, Party, Repeat

From Bolivia’s isolated salt flats to its bustling urban centers with political protests and sprawling marketplaces, Alexander Provan gives us an inside look at the social and political flux of this South American gem.

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Bordered by Peru, Chile, Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina, Bolivia is the highest Latin American Republic. Land-locked and isolated, it may be one of the poorest countries in Latin America, but it is rich in culture and landscape.

Traveller Ian Wright starts his journey on Lake Titicaca, before heading to the capital La Paz. He then travels to the mining centre of Potosi, the salt lakes of Salar de Uyuni, and attends the fiesta of San Miguel in Uncia. After cycling to the cocoa fields of Coroico, he treks up the spectacular Andean peak of Huayna Potosi.

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