Valle de la Luna

Unique geological formations resembling a lunar landscape.

Witches' Market (Mercado de las Brujas)

Traditional market offering herbs, remedies, and ritual items.

San Francisco Church

Historic church known for its intricate Baroque architecture.

Plaza Murillo

Central square surrounded by important government buildings.

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Mi Teleférico

Urban cable car system providing panoramic city views.

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Calle Jaén

Colonial street lined with museums and colorful houses.

Death Road (Yungas Road)

Infamous road popular for adventurous mountain biking.

El Alto Market

One of the largest open-air markets in Latin America.

Muela del Diablo

Distinctive rock formation popular for hiking.

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Valle de las Ánimas

Dramatic valley known for its striking rock spires.

Calacoto

Premium residential and commercial neighborhood with rich residents, convenient location, and safe environment.

Sopocachi

Charming, wooded, and clean area with a bohemian atmosphere, pubs, nightclubs, and high-end apartments.

San Miguel

Commercial neighborhood with shops, malls, entertainment, and a calm, safe atmosphere.

El Rosario and Belen

Tourist-focused area with hotels, hostels, and major attractions, but crowded and noisy.

Center

Government and institutional buildings with some colonial architecture, but less practical for tourists.