There’s always a lot to consider in your pre-trip, but the best advice is to make your packing list and check it twice! This goes for anything you might need to bring (i.e.: medicines, first aid, specialized camera batteries, homestay gifts etc.) and any way you need to prepare (i.e.: vaccinations, visa requirements, currency exchange, etc.). You will want to make sure all valuables are signed up under your insurance plan and all medications are properly labeled. Be aware that Bolivia is less developed than most South American countries, and certain towns are unlikely to provide the western goods and amenities you are used to. Other tips: Make sure to bring emergency contact information, photocopies of your passport and visa, all flight and other transportation information, and traveler’s checks or sufficient cash.


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