Sajama National Park Tour

Early morning departure to Sajama National Park. Stop along the way to visit the unique church of Calamarca that hosts a precious collection of paintings of angels and archangels owed to 'The Master of Calamarca', an anonymous painter of the late 18th century.

At the Aymara community of Curahuara of Carangas, find out about one of the most ancient catholic churches of the continent. Built in the late 16th century, its elaborate paintings show how the Spanish priests integrated local beliefs creating a religious art specific to the region. 

Arrival at the Sajama National Park, the first nature reserve in Bolivia, established in 1939 to protect the keñua (polylepis tarapacana), a special Andean tree that only grows on the high plateau. The park's name comes from the Sajama volcano, the highest summit in Bolivia at 21.463 ft (6548 m) which is located right in the middle of the park.

Check-in at the local lodge in Tomarapi.

Night in Tomarapi, Sajama (rustic conditions).

Explore the Sajama Park, a geothermal wonder, starting with the geyser field before hiking to the hot springs (about 3h walk) where you can take a dip and soak in the health properties attributed to the mineral pools. 

In the afternoon, drive back to La Paz (approximately 5 hours).

Arrival in La Paz and transfer to your hotel.