Bolivia is getting more popular destination among international travelers. In case you decide to visit this beautiful country you may have the amazing availability to stay in the premium quality
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By far the most visited regions in Bolivia is Santa Cruz. There you can find excellent accommodation at the numerous
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Santa Cruz is the name of both a city and its bigger provincial department in eastern Bolivia. The region's quite warm local climate and nearby sightseeing attractions allow it to be a favorite destination for tourists wishing to see a different side of Bolivia soon after coming out of the rugged and chilly mountains.
Right here is brief info about the preferred attractions in Santa Cruz:
Baslica Menor de San Lorenzo
This fascinating building is located in the middle of the city. The cathedral, originally constructed in the 17th century, has undergone couple of renovations. It stands out as one of the more iconic structures in town. Step inside from the bustling streets of the plaza to the quiet interior of this old building. The quaint chapels and main hall provide the ideal setting for a moment of rest and reflection. The cathedral houses a tiny museum with presentations of religious artifacts, paintings and sculptures dating back to the colonial era. You can also head up to the bell tower for panoramic views of the city.
Parque Arenal
The Parque Arenal would be the Santa Cruz version of Central Park. This charming green oasis is located in the center of the city and features a scenic lagoon. Locals and tourists often hire paddle boats to take for a spin around the lagoon, and there's also a popular island near the center with a mural by popular Santa Cruz artist Carlo Lorgio Vaca. The park also features the Santa Cruz Ethnographic Museum (Museo Etnofolklrico Municipal). A low entry fee gives you access to a small cluster of exhibits with artifacts from the various ethnic groups that have inhabited eastern Bolivia around the centuries.
Samaipata
The Samaipata fortress is yet another beautiful sight in Santa Cruz. Located 124 miles outside of the city, the Samaipata fort is a pre-Colombian structure built by the Incas. The complex includes a series of ramparts, temples, amphitheaters and labyrinths. It requires roughly two hours by bus from Santa Cruz to get to the town of Samaipata.
The Jesuit Missions of Chiquitos
The department of Santa Cruz also boasts an impressive assortment of Jesuit missions from the colonial era. The Jesuit missions of Chiquitos are a leading sightseeing attraction in this part of Bolivia. They were constructed in the 17th century by missionaries trying to convert indigenous tribes to Christianity. The missions of the Chiquitos place are now classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Jesuit Missions need over five hours by auto to be reached, so why you dont you plan a vacation in a
hotel in Bolivia and visit all these attractions without the need of hurry.
