Bolivia
Bolivia is located in the center of South America, and therefore, unfortunately, this country has no access to sea areas.
In terms of territorial space, Bolivia is very small, it occupies one 090, 500 eighty-one square meters. km. Three regions divide this country geographically into the southwestern, central and northeastern regions (Andean, Sub-Andean and Llanos).
The capital of Bolivia is considered to be the city of Sucre, which, in terms of population, has less than half a million people. Local inhabitants speak 30 seven official languages. The country is divided into nine departments, which on their own are divided into 100 twelve provinces. Due to the fact that it is a presidential republic, the country is led by the President, Vice-Ministers and the President. The multifunctional Legislative Assembly contains parliamentarians and the Chamber of Senators.
Map of Bolivia
About the climate in Bolivia
The climate in Bolivia is mixed, tropical in the lowlands, and polar at the heights of the legendary Andes mountains. In addition, if there is no sea in the country, the air temperature depends on the altitude above its level. In the southwestern region the weather is dry and cold, while in the east and north it is wet and warm.
A trip to Bolivia is an unforgettable trip!
Bolivia is a very interesting country that is often compared to Tibet. Although they are located on different continents of our planet, these two countries are similar to each other. Bolivia is considered a storehouse of medieval civilizations and traditions. Over the course of many eras, dilapidated Indian buildings, ancient churches and stable fortresses have been preserved here.
This extraordinary country is rich in traditions and rituals. They reflect the great heritage of the development of the pre-Columbian era. The Spaniards, of course, made a great contribution to the culture of the people of this country. The holidays of the Bolivians are, perhaps, religious and pagan in nature. Every year before Lent, holidays and carnivals are held in cities, villages and towns. A remarkable and popular Carnival is held in the city of Oruro. The main decoration is considered to be the “Dance of Satan”.
Bolivians love to eat potatoes, corn, pasta, rice and meat, i. e. the same classic food as in many second countries.
Sights of Bolivia
The Mamore River is the longest in Bolivia, and the Beni and Madeira are enormous in size and tributaries of the Amazon. Lake Titicaca, located near the border of Peru, is very deep, its depth is more than three hundred meters. Bolivia is considered the highest and most remote country in the world.
Visitors will always find something to see in this country. Of particular interest is the Dinazur-Marc plain, one name of which suggests that it is associated with the habitation of dinosaurs in this area even before our era… And also in Bolivia there are quite a lot of salt flats that appeared in place of salt lakes.
