Bolivia
Catalan painter Salvador Dalí, where it is possible to
perceive some resemblance to the landscapes
depicted in his works.
In the next point on the route we passed through a
canyon, where vizcachas (similar to a wooly hare) are
seduced by food that tourists offer them (always it
is recommended to give natural food instead of
processed one). There are high stone walls lined with
a strange deep green plant that looks like fungus,
however it is not and it is spongy to the touch; locals
call it the "Broccoli Andino" for its resemblance to
that plant and the region where it is born. At this
point it is when the appreciation for travelling in a
4X4 is evident, because it is one of the sites,
geographically speaking, where more complicated is
the path to the driver by the exaggerated number of
large loose stones.
The highland lagoons are extended shining in the sun,
like a newly polished diamond, and under that
standard of beauty it traverses the Route of the
highland jewelry, according to the taste of the
adventurers and suggestions guide you can visit the
Ramaditas lagoons, Honda, Chiarkota, Hedionda and
Cañapa. After taking relevant photographs on the
shore of one of them (because they are all very
similar and can be visited briefly) and leading to