The road of death, the old road to the yungas, a route that hides hidden among its curves, wonderful landscapes, wild fauna and animal species that you would never have imagined. Join us to enjoy this incredible adventure with SUZUKI JIMNY and BOLIVIAN EXPRESS.

Hand in hand with Bolivian Express, the audiovisual medium, Suzuki Jimny embarks on this second adventure that travels through Bolivia, showcasing the wonders of our beloved country in a different way.

On the eve of the celebration of the "Wonder City," we are pleased to present episode 2 of our journey: The Valley of the Souls.

The Valley of the Souls is one of the most important tourist/geological attractions in the city of La Paz, which can be found on its slopes just 20 minutes from the South Zone of the city.

Our partnership with Suzuki is taking us on a big trip all around Bolivia. Check out the magnificent locations we have visited on all of our BX platforms! Suzuki Travel by Bolivian Express undertakes this third adventure that crosses Bolivia to show the wonders of our beloved country in a different way.On the anniversary of our country, we are pleased to present the Episode 3 of our journey: «Huayna Potosí Mountain».Its the most accessible 6000 meter summit in the world and one of the most important tourist attractions in Bolivia.

In this new episode of our Suzuki Travel, we went on an adventure to Cochabamba and discovered the adrenaline rush of paragliding. Don't miss it!

“People from all over the world come here, especially because it irradiates magic, it enjoys importance at an energetic level. For that reason, many people who are in search of spirituality, who are crossing an esoteric path, come here.

Ecolodge La Estancia” was constructed in 1999. Since its beginning, the concept has been to be as friendly with the environment as possible. How the cabins are built respect the local architectonic value, we have built it with noble materials; stone, adobe, and thatched roofs.”

In collaboration with "Uyuni Challenge"

A few days ago, we had the opportunity to visit the Uyuni salt flat and live the experience it has to offer, whether it's viewing the mystical rocks in the middle of the desert or visiting the salt flats with the Uyuni Challenge athletes.

Tarija, in the south of Bolivia, is one of the most charming and welcoming places in the entire country. Its valleys, its vineyards, and above all, the wine route is a unique experience that no one, whether local or foreign, should miss. Tarija, in the southern part of the country, is undoubtedly one of the biggest tourist attractions in South America, and visiting the vineyards of CAMPOS DE SOLANA and SINGANI CASA REAL was the most significant experience in terms of seeing, with our own eyes, the production of nationally exported products of the highest quality.

In this place, there are more than 5000 varieties of grapes that are harvested and blended year after year to create the most award-winning wines and singanis in the country. These are cultivated in different types of soil and surfaces. From Santa Ana, Chaguaya, Concepción, Calamuchita, the fruity aromas overwhelm our senses, and the warm reception of the people who inhabit the place makes us feel at home.

“Sucre, a city due to its geographic isolation from neighbouring countries, has managed to preserve the “authenticity” of Bolivia to this day, born with the influence of an amalgamation of the Spanish and the Inca. Here, the essence of being Bolivian is summed up, with more salient defects and virtues. Located between the Amazon and the Andes, it has a sub-tropical, high altitude climate with an average temperature of 22 degrees celsius all year round, which makes life peaceful, with pensive people sitting on the benches of the squares and colonial streets that characterise the architecture of this city declared a World Heritage Site. A pure sky and colonial architecture leaves us the memory of this capital in the deepest Bolivia.”

Its days are sunny, and its streets are modern and iconic. The city of «rings» always welcomes you with its cheerful people. This city has become the centre of the «Bolivian dream» with everyone arriving hopeful for a better future, hope which goes hand in hand with continuous hard work.

Santa Cruz de la Sierra is the economic hub of Bolivia. Its economy is divided up into various sectors such as gastronomy, textiles, entertainment, banking, agriculture, tourism, car manufacturing, etc. The city has the highest human development index in the country.

The Cambas, as the people of Santa Cruz are known, are proud of their land. Santa Cruz is one of Latin America’s star cities, a fact that is acknowledged by articles from magazines across the world. Santa Cruz has been ranked as one of the 15 most promising cities in the West over the next few decades and is recognised for having one of the fastest growing middle class in South America.

Near Santa Cruz is a sanctuary with pure energy and nature. And as our Jimny reaches the places where you ask him, we decided to visit the place. The entrance to this paradise requires a 4×4 like ours to climb the first entrance full of giant rocks (movie feeling), and once at the top, you continue on a dirt path with mud, surrounded by huge trees and wooden bridges.

Once at the base camp, the whole journey has been worth it, several hikes absorb you into the tropical jungle where you find panoramic views, crystalline waterfalls, and trails that are worth walking.

Welcome to Refugio Los Volcanes, an indisputable jewel of tourism in Bolivia.

Samaipata, a town that has grown and strengthened among all its inhabitants as a whole. A conspicuously harmonious visual structure of white walls and orange tiles has been created that convey the serenity that an escape from the city needs. With a temperate climate, Samaipata, its vineyards, hotels, and its majestic pre-Columbian archaeological site «El Fuerte», make this place a great space to relax the mind and discover not only into the history of civilizations that passed through the land that we inhabit, but also into its various attractions that we hope to be able to document soon. Samaipata is definitely a place to repeat, and continue exploring. Welcome!