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World Heritage Sites Tour in Bolivia are real attractions for those, who love to hobnob with the history. Bolivia is the non-coastal country of central South America, which is enclosed by Brazil on the north side and Argentina on the south. Other than the beautiful panoramic vistas of Bolivia, the country is the abode of several historical sites. UNESCO has declared some of the places as World Heritage Sites Tour in Bolivia.

World Heritage Sites Tour in Bolivia should be started from the ideal location of Chiquitos Province. This is a province of rain grasslands at the eastern Bolivia. The Chiquitos actually means "little ones" in Spanish language. This place has an extraordinary feature of 18th century Franciscan and Jesuit colonies. These were actually the utopian villages established on basis of the catechism teachings. Some other activities like making handicrafts, composing baroque music and practicing agriculture are also a part of the culture of this region. Six churches at this region were chosen as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the year 1990.

El Fuerte de Samaipata is another place for going on World Heritage Sites Tour in Bolivia. El Fuerte de Samaipata also recognized as 'El Fuerte', which is actually an archaeological and UNESCO World Heritage Site of Santa Cruz Department of Bolivia. This region is located in the eastern mounts of the Bolivian Andes. The most significant feature of El Fuerte is obviously the El Cascabel. You can have looked along the parallel lines by standing on the position of surveillance facing the Inca-wall at the bottom of El Fuerte.

Noel Kempff Mercado National Park is the best place for World Heritage Sites Tour in Bolivia. This is a national park in the north-eastern part of the Santa Cruz Department that has been declared as one of the best known heritage site of the Bolivia country. The Noel Kempff Mercado National Park encompasses an area of15, 234 km² (5,880 mi²) in northeastern Bolivia. The varied climate, fauna and flora are portrayed in all over the region. There are around 4.000 species of vascular plants in this national park. Other than that various kinds of passifloras, bromelias, heliconias, aráceas and palm trees are available in this park. The district also covers five significant bionetworks arraying from Amazonian gallery forest, rain forest and semi-deciduous tropical forest to flooded savanna and dry cerrado. This park is the abode to total 130 species of mammals that include river dolphins, river otters, tapirs, spider and howler monkeys, the giant armadillo, giant anteaters and endangered jaguars. 620 types of birds and 70 species of reptiles are here in this national park.

Potosí, Sucre and Tiwanaku should also be there in your itinerary for World Heritage Sites Tour in Bolivia.

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