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This full-day hiking tour departs from Sucre to El Palmar, showcasing the area's remarkable biodiversity. Look for endangered species, such as the Andean Bear, Andean Condor, and the Red-fronted Macaw throughout the trek. Esteemed for its natural richness, El Palmar boasts the world's highest-growing palm tree species as well.
The tour includes an all-inclusive service, ensuring that all your needs are met throughout the day. Be prepared for a range of natural landscapes as you walk, and carry adequate water and sun protection for a comfortable hike. This tour combines outdoor activity with the chance to appreciate Bolivia's unique wildlife.
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I experienced this tour at the end of December 2022, and El Palmar is a remarkable destination for nature and wildlife lovers. The valley has a dreamlike quality. After passing numerous valleys and mountains in the cool Bolivian Andes, you encounter a unique sight: a valley populated by massive Architectural Janchicoco palms. The tour guides, who are fluent in English, were exceptionally friendly and accommodating. Their enthusiasm for Bolivia’s environment resonated with me, making them some of the best people I met during my time in the country. This two-day tour featured two hikes through the valley and a climb up a large rock formation. The scenery was stunning. We stayed overnight in a nearby village inhabited by local native people who benefit from the palms while also helping to protect this ecosystem. Both hikes required a local guide, making this the most genuine and least touristy experience I had in Bolivia. In addition to the palms, I was fortunate enough to see rare Andean Condors, and others might even spot the small population of Andean Spectacled Bears thriving in this valley, thanks to the Janchicoco fruits.
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