Posted 6 months ago / 44 notes #Bolivia #aymara #study #chiquipata / Via: justinbastien


Retired age Aymaran Indians studying in their local schoolhouse. Chiquipata Baja, Bolivian Altiplano, Bolivia.

Retired age Aymaran Indians studying in their local schoolhouse. Chiquipata Baja, Bolivian Altiplano, Bolivia.

Posted 6 months ago / 11 notes #bolivia #artesania #colors / Via: ohplatypodes

Bolivia

Bolivia


Cholitas Luchadoras

Cholitas Luchadoras

Posted 6 months ago / 90 notes #Bolivia #dance #tradition / Via: quitapenas-blog

Bolivia

Bolivia

Posted 6 months ago / 14 notes #bolivia #music #hat / Via: quitapenas-blog

Bolivia

Bolivia

Todos los santos - Bolivia

Todos los santos - Bolivia

Posted 6 months ago / 12 notes #sucre #bolivia #artesania #textile / Via: almondbread

Sucre, Bolivia

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21/09/12, Arte indígena y museo


The bowler, called a bombín in Spanish, has been worn by Quechua and Aymara women since the 1920s, when it was introduced to Bolivia by British railway workers.


The bowler, called a 
bombín in Spanish, has been worn by Quechua and Aymara women since the 1920s, when it was introduced to Bolivia by British railway workers.


Parque Ambue Ari, Bolivia. 

Parque Ambue Ari, Bolivia. 

Posted 8 months ago / 261 notes #BOLIVIA #NATURE / Via: mothernaturenetwork


Bolivian park dubbed one of most biodiverse places on EarthReport states that there are 200 species of mammals, over 1,000 species of birds and a whopping 12,000 species of plants inside park.

Bolivian park dubbed one of most biodiverse places on Earth
Report states that there are 200 species of mammals, over 1,000 species of birds and a whopping 12,000 species of plants inside park.


Isla del Sol, Lago Titikaka, Bolivia.

Isla del Sol, Lago Titikaka, Bolivia.


Bolivia

Bolivia

Salar do Uyuni, Potosi. Bolivia

Salar do Uyuni, Potosi. Bolivia

Posted 8 months ago / 30 notes #bolivia #aymara #Tiwanaku / Via: fotojournalismus


Aymara Indians are silhouetted in the early morning sky as they make their way to the temple of stone walls to attend the wedding of Bolivia’s Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera and Claudia Fernandez in the highlands of Tiwanaku, Bolivia, Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012.
[Credit : Juan Karita/AP]

Aymara Indians are silhouetted in the early morning sky as they make their way to the temple of stone walls to attend the wedding of Bolivia’s Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera and Claudia Fernandez in the highlands of Tiwanaku, Bolivia, Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012.

[Credit : Juan Karita/AP]

Posted 8 months ago / 12 notes #bolivia / Via: ilovelatam

Bolivia

Bolivia


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