Top Cochabamba How to Get Around in 2026

One of the great national parks not just in South America but the world. From the beautiful waterfalls to the breathtaking canyon to the colourful underground caverns, this is a tour which will give you everything you want. So diverse in its nature, you will end up doing this tour more than once, it's that good!

On this self-guided walking tour of Downtown Cochabamba, I’ll show you vibrant spots not often mentioned in guidebooks, like convents, cloisters, galleries, and enchanted passages. You’ll also see main attractions like picturesque September 14 Square and the impressive Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian. Starting in Colon Square, we’ll weave through the city streets, learning how Bolivia’s fourth largest city drives the country’s economy. You’ll pass Francisco del Granado Square en route to the jewel of Cochabamba, the Monasterio de Santa Teresa. Discover why certain shops dominate specific streets, hear about Cholitas’ traditional dress, and find the best foods to sample downtown. Walk through Pasaje Histórico San Rafael (the Devil’s Passage) and visit Teatro Achá, once a convent. Explore art galleries like Gildaro Antezana’s studio, Museo Arqueológico, and the Mercado 25 de Mayo. By the tour’s end near Santo Domingo Church, you’ll understand Cochabamba’s history and charm.

Explore Tarata, a traditional town that is just 45 minutes from Cochabamba City. Explore Valle Alto, and also have a chance to jet ski at the Angostura Lake. Meet your small group in Colon Square, learn some information about Cochabamba from your guide, and then get over to Laguna Angostura. Here is where you have the opportunity to get on a jet ski to explore.

Toro Toro National Park is one of the most beautiful national parks in Bolivia. A place rich in fossils and dinosaur tracks, and therefore extremely interesting for paleontological studies and investigations. Discover the inexhaustible range of natural attractions in this region, including the spectacular Torotoro Canyons and Bolivia's largest stalactite cave, with our experienced local guides. Not to mention the countless dinosaur tracks that can be found almost throughout the Toro Toro Plain, rock drawings, and much more.