Bolivia

You Can Now Sleep in This Otherworldly Landscape

Stephanie Pearson

The Subtle Art of Traveling the World at 10 MPH

Brendan Leonard

The Weirdest Stories We've Ever Told

The Editors

Bolivia's Rivers Hold Ancient Fish

The Best Way to Vacation in 2018

Whether you want to dedicate a few hours or a few weeks, here's how to give back on your next trip

Megan Michelson

Jan 10, 2018

A Trip To Bolivia Can Change Your Life

Photographer David Katz once backpacked through Bolivia and was struck by its diversity of culture and wildlife.

Oct 24, 2017

What Happened to Eastern Airlines Flight 980?

On New Year's Day in 1985, Eastern Air Lines Flight 980 was carrying 29 passengers and a hell of a lot of contraband when it crashed into the side of a 21,112-foot mountain in Bolivia. For decades conspiracy theories abounded as the wreckage remained inaccessible, the bodies unrecovered, the black box missing. Then two friends from Boston organized an expedition that would blow the case wide open.

Peter Frick-Wright

Oct 18, 2016

The World at Night’s annual International Earth and Sky photo contest was started in 2009 to promote the night sky as a natural wonder in need of protection. In conjunction with the volunteer and conservation efforts of the U.S. nonprofit Astronomers Without Borders and the National Optical Astronomy Observatory, the contest brings together nature photographers from around the world to give us a clearer look at what the sky should look like–without any light pollution. The result? A collection of photographs that capture the stuff of stargazers’ dreams.
Photographers hailing from 54 countries submitted more than 1,000 images this year. They follow a simple criteria: Include both the the Earth and the sky and pay “special attention” to astronomical perspectives and celestial phenomena. Here a few of 2015’s winners.
Photo: Star Trails Above Table Mountain
UK traveling photographer Eric Nathan, who has photographed in 87 countries, was awarded first place in the Against the Lights category for this image. The cityscape lights of some of Cape Town’s 987,007 inhabitants are juxtaposed against the flat-topped Table Mountain and the star trails above it. It is comprised of a stack or compilation of over 900 thirty-second exposures, all captured in June 2014.

The Night Sky Is Brought to Life by These Amazing Photographers

The winners of the The World at Night's annual photo contest. Whoa!

Lauren Steele

Aug 6, 2015

Yungas Loop Road cycling Latin America Bolivia South America Andes

Biking the World's Most Dangerous Road

Luke Wright takes a ride on Bolivia's Yungas Loop

Luke Wright

Jul 30, 2012

Meet The Neighbors

South America contains the Amazon, the Andes, 19,000 miles of coastline, and arguably more adventure than any other continent. So where to start? These ten perfect trips, from exploratory rafting in Peru to skiing in Chile to beach-hopping Brazil.

Patrick Symmes, Stephanie Pearson, Abe Streep, Ryan Krogh, Brittany Retherford, Tom Winter, and Josh Dean

Mar 10, 2011

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