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Atrévete , a viajar y disfrutar unos días en el Salar, renueva !! tu energia

Requiero estudiante de diseño gráfico( no importa que no cuente con experiencia). El trabajo consiste en la creación, edición de contenido para redes sociales. El trabajo puede ser por día o por contratos.
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Conoce y disfruta de el confort de uno de los mejores hoteles de sal en medio del Salar de Uyuni.
TrekBolivia cuenta con disponibilidad de habitaciones con precios únicos de descuento.
Fechas disponibles:
Habitación TWN (doble) deluxe con vista al Salar 24/12/2019
Habitación Matrimonial standar con vista al Salar 31/12/2019
4 Habitaciones TWN (doble ) standar con vista al Salar 30/12/2019
Habitacion Triple standar sin vista al Salar 30/12/2019

Cualquier habitación que se adquieran mediante TrekBolivia adquieren al descuento único por Black Friday. (No es el caso si se adquiere la habitación directamente del hotel) .
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It was a pleasure to do this amazing trip with World Challenge team!!! We hope to see you soon guys!

# travelholic @ Cordillera Real

SANTA CRUZ

The enormous Santa Cruz Department, encompassing much of Bolivia’s ‘Oriente’ (or vast eastern tropical lowlands), is a land of beautiful, lush landscapes. Its capital city, Santa Cruz de la Sierra (with 950 thousand inhabitants now Bolivia’s largest city) is hot, sprawling and - outside the tiled colonial central streets - unexpectedly modern.

Santa Cruz city (437 m) lies on the threshold of one of the most fascinating regions of Bolivia: To the northeast are the beautiful Jesuit Missions and the impressive Noel Kemp Mercado National Park just 3 hours away is the incredible Amboró National Park.

POTOSI

Having started life as a hamlet and miner’s camp, by the 16th century Potosi had become a major city, with a population of 160 thousand!

Within clear view of the city stands Sumaj Orkjo, the mountain of silver, first exploited in 1441 and riddled with over 5000 tunnels! Thanks to its sliver mines, Potosi was - in its colonial-period heyday - one of the wealthiest cities on Earth.

Potosi (3,977 m) - considered the highest city in the world - maintains much of its historical charm, with many cobbled streets, carved balconies and 30-odd indo-barroque style churches.

Potosi has been declared Historic and Cultural Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO.