Salar de Coipasa

The Salar de Coipasa, located in the department of Oruro, is the second largest salt flat in Bolivia.

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Cabaray Volcano

The Cabaray Volcano (also known as Cabaraya) is one of the lesser-known giants of the Oruro department. At 5,869 meters high, it is an ultra-prominent peak located in the Western Cordillera, right between the Isluga (Chile) and Tata Sabaya (Bolivia) volcanoes.

Tatasabaya Volcano

The Tata Sabaya Volcano (5,430 m) is one of the most mystical mountains of the Bolivian Altiplano. Located north of the Coipasa Salt Flat, it is an “Achachilla” (protective spirit) highly respected by the communities of the Sabaya province.

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Salar de Coipasa

The Coipasa Salt Flat, located in the department of Oruro, is Bolivia’s second-largest salt flat.

Charquine

Charquini lies just below the Huayna Potosí massif. It is an excellent climb to test your acclimatisation, and the summit offers breathtaking views of the Zongo Valley, the Altiplano and Huayna Potosí itself.

Chearoco

It is considered one of the most serious and technically demanding challenges in the Cordillera Real. Unlike Condoriri, it is a much more isolated, wild and less frequented mountain.