La Paz (Department) - La Paz (Departamento)

The La Paz Department in Bolivia

The La Paz Department lies in the northwest Bolivia. In it are the seat of government of Bolivia, La Paz, and its surroundings as well as the east of the Lake Titicaca.

Regions

Map of La Paz (Departamento)

The region is divided into two very different geographic regions:

  • Altiplano in the south, with the capital La Paz, a barren plateau
  • Yungas in the north, a transition region between the plateau and the Amazon rainforest

places

  • 1 La PazWebsite of this institutionLa Paz in the encyclopedia WikipediaLa Paz in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLa Paz (Q1491) in the Wikidata database, Seat of government of Bolivia, 800,000 residents
  • 2 El AltoEl Alto in the Wikivoyage travel guide in a different languageEl Alto in the Wikipedia encyclopediaEl Alto in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryEl Alto (Q30996) in the Wikidata database, independent suburb of La Paz on the plateau, 700,000 inhabitants
  • 3 CopacabanaCopacabana in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCopacabana in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryCopacabana (Q114211) in the Wikidata database, 10,000 inhabitants, capital of the Lake Titicaca region
  • 4 AchacachiAchacachi in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAchacachi in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAchacachi (Q1553175) in the Wikidata database on Lake Titicaca, 10,000 inhabitants
  • 5 CoroicoCoroico in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCoroico in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCoroico (Q1026263) in the Wikidata database, most important city of the Yungas

Other goals

background

With 2.5 million inhabitants, the La Paz department is the most populous in Bolivia. With La Paz itself, Lake Titicaca and Tihuanaco, the most important travel destinations are also in the region.

language

getting there

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mobility

Tourist Attractions

  • Tihuanaco. Most important archaeological site in Bolivia.

activities

kitchen

Chairo (soup)

nightlife

security

climate

The climate in the Altiplano at an altitude of 3,000 to 4,000 m is cool (15 ° -20 ° C during the day all year round) with cold nights and frequent frosts. In winter it is sunny and dry, but in summer it is often rainy. In the approximately 1000 m high Yungas, the climate is much milder.

literature

Web links

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