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Camp overnight on isolated Isla Pariti to watch the sun rise over Lake Titicaca, p. 123.
Creep through the nighttime jungle to spot jaguars, snakes and colorful tree frogs, p. 338.
Bite, slurp and scoop our the inside of a savory
saltena, p. 89.
Walk in the footsteps of the ancients on cliff-hugging pre-Inca roads, p. 138.
Shield your eyes from the blinding white expanse of the world's largest salt flat, p. 191.
Three authors, 147 days of in-country research, 35 species of wild animals sighted
Dedicated Outdoors chapter and frank advice on traveling sustainably
Insightful coverage of Bolivia's vibrant indigenous cultures
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