Are you still stuck in your living room with the stay-at-home-orders during lockdown due to the coronavirus? Now is the best time to learn more about other cultures and cuisines. This is what you need to break up the boredom of this time.

One of the experiences we are all missing is travelling. No one can jet off to Bolivia right now but anyone can bring a bit of Bolivian flair and celebrate this rich culture with recipes, movies, music, magazines, etc. A virtual experience to help you escape this crazy time.

When quarantine is no longer obligatory and we are free to roam, we will remember how much we missed exploring Bolivia’s magnificent natural landscapes.

Travel is a great unifier and the wanderlust and passion for learning and experiencing other cultures first-hand will always exist. We know that the excitement that comes with researching a destination, planning a trip, experiencing a place, and meeting new people is the force that drives our clients. But as we all pause on travel, for the time being, we encourage you to dream and map out your first post-quarantine adventure.

 Soon enough (and even now, in certain places) we will venture out again.

Cuisine:

Check out “Gustu restaurant – A Taste of Bolivia” featuring a fusion of traditional and modern cuisine. Gustu (Quechua word for “flavour”) is a multi-award-winning restaurant in La Paz and listed as one of Latin America’s 50 best restaurants 2017.

Are you up for a more hands-ons experience? Join us and follow the instructions on how to make these easy, delicious and healthy Bolivian recipes. Yummy! Let us know if you have a go!

• Cheese rice
• Quick and easy Bolivian Bolivian healthy meals
• Rollos de queso
• Sonso de yuca
• Bolivian cocktails:

Chuflay is a traditional Bolivian cocktail prepared with singani, ice, ginger ale and lemon.

Would you like to recreate chuflay at home? Follow the recipe below and we guarantee you will start feeling like you are on vacay in no time!

• Bolivian chuflay (Recipe in English)
• Chuflay Boliviano (Receta en Castellano)

You might also enjoy sucumbé (this Bolivian eggnog is a mix of hot milk and liquor/singani, egg, and cinnamon) and other cocktails mixed with Bolivian singani.

Documentaries:

• Jaguar black market in Bolivia.
• Breaking Through: The Rise of the Paceña B-Girls. These girls from across the city of La Paz are joining the breakdancing scene, showing their moves both on the streets and within dance schools.
• Check out the city transport system of La Paz including the minibuses, teleferico and puma katari buses.

360 VR experiences:

Grab your VR headset and try these ones out:

• Bike down a deadly road.
• New Andean indigenous architecture.

Bolivia travel guides and tourist attractions:

Unlike any other place on earth, Bolivia has a breathtakingly beautiful array of natural wonders: The exhuberant Amazon region, the unique Jesuit Missions, the route to Yungas known as the Death road, the beautiful colonial city of Sucre, Tiwanaku, the Titicaca lake and Salar de Uyuni…. These amazing places will smash you right in the face with the most stunning landscapes that will remain in your memories forever.

• Bolivia, like a dream.
• Lonely Planet’s Introducing Bolivia
• Expedia’s Bolivia Travel guide (in English)
• Visit of Yes Theory in Bolivia (In English)
• Otherworldly Bolivia (in English) Check out the amazing landscapes!
• Some of Bolivia’s main tourist atractions
• The amazing Uyuni salt flats (English+Japanese)
• Henmi Hideyuki stayed 30 days in Uyuni to enjoy the huge mirror during the rainy season, and the results are shown in this incredible timelapse he called Uyuni days
• Salar de Uyuni, the giant mirror
• Stargazing in Uyuni
• When to go to Bolivia
• Top 5 things to do in La Paz