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Sucre serves as the constitutional capital of Bolivia. The Supreme Court of Bolivia is located at Sucre. Sucre is also the capital of Chuquisaca department. Sucre is one of the most renowned Tourist Destinations in Bolivia. The beautiful city of Sucre is situated at an altitude of 9200 feet above the sea level. Sucre is home to plenty of whitewashed buildings, which can be traced back to the colonial times. Owing to these ubiquitous whitewashed buildings Sucre has been attributed the nickname of the white city.

Sucre is interspersed with plenty of elegant churches and convents. The Catholic Church of Bolivia is headquartered at Sucre. Travelers embarking on Bolivia tours will get a unique chance to visit the tourist attractions in Bolivia. The city of Sucre is strewn with well-preserved magnificent buildings, which date all way back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Perched at the spectacular foothills of Sika Sika and Churuquella the beautiful city of Sucre provides breathtaking panoramic visitors.

The University of Sucre is considered one of the most ancient universities of the world. Sucre also boasts of well-planned streets and pathways. The beautiful streets of Sucre are arranged in a grid. Every year hundreds of thousands of visitors from all across the globe descend in this beautiful tourist destination of Bolivia. Sucre also acts as the main gateway to the tiny villages, which were established during the colonial era. The most renowned village of Sucre is the Tarabuco.

When it comes to sightseeing on Sucre a visit to the Tarabuco is highly recommended for the foreign tourists. The famous Pujllay Festival is held on March every year at the splendid village of Tarabuco. The international tourists can experience the culture and custom of the indigenous villagers by undertaking a tour of these tiny indigenous villages of Sucre.

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