The Republic of Bolivia, named after Simón Bolívar, is a landlocked country in central South America. It is bordered by Brazil on the north and east, Paraguay and Argentina on the south, and Chile and Peru on the west. From 1839 Sucre was the seat of government until the administrative capital was moved to La Paz in 1898. Sucre remains the constitutional capital and seat of the Supreme Court.

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Uyuni Playa Blanca Hotel exterior
Potosi Cerro Rico mine tour
Potosi Cerro Rico mine entry
Potosi Cerro Rico mine workers
Potosi Cerro Rico mine workers
Potosi mine worker
Potosi mine worker
Potosi Cerro Rico mines runoff
Potosi miners' memorial
Uyuni Salt Lake with sky reflected
Uyuni Playa Blanca Hotel panorama
Uyuni arriving at Playa Blanca Hotel by 4X4
Potosi San Lorenzo Baroque church entry
Uyuni Playa Blanca Hotel dining room
Uyuni Playa Blanca Hotel salt table and chairs
Uyuni Playa Blanca Hotel guy reflected
Uyuni Playa Blanca Hotel salt table and chairs
Uyuni Salt Lake shoveling salt
Uyuni Salt Lake trucking salt to lakeside village
Uyuni Salt Lake bagging salt
Uyuni Salt Lake child bagging salt
Uyuni Playa Blanca Hotel child
Uyuni railway memorial
Titicaca shaman
La Paz city center
La Paz cathedral
LaPaz military base entry
Little boy watching
Bolivia portal emblem
Sucre capitol building
Sucre Inn
Tiwanaku Ceremonial Center c.700 a.d.
Tiwanaku statue
Tiwanaku stone face
LaPaz over view
Lake Titicaca vicunas
Copacabana city Moorish cathedral 1610-20
Bolivian desert
Woman and child on tracks
Potosi city over view of Cerro Rico hill
Potosi Cerro Rico hill from town
Potosi church steeples
Potosi downtown buildings (once very wealthy)
Potosi former Spanish mint-now museum
Potosi old woman on steps

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