Wichita Falls to Bolivia

Favourably located in the north-eastern part of the Panhandle/Plains region of Texas, Wichita Falls is a popular tourist destination of the state. The presence of many renowned institutions like the Sheppard Air Force Base makes this city an important centre of higher learning in Texas. One of the star attractions of the city is the Newby-McMahon Building, which was built in 1919 and given the title of 'World's Littlest Skyscraper'. The city has a number of museums, where tourists can step in to get an insight into its affluent past. Some of the popular ones are the Museum of North Texas History, Red River Valley Museum, Wichita Falls Railroad Museum and Kell House. Nestling near downtown Wichita Falls is the Lucy Park, which is one of the most beautiful attractions of the city. It is a large park with bike/walking trails, playgrounds, picnic spots, a hanging bridge and a golf course. Other popular attractions are the Lake Arrowhead State Park, Lake Wichita, Kemp Center and Wichita Theater, among others. Tourists can avail a suitable package from MakeMyTrip to travel to or/and stay in this city comfortably.

A landlocked South American nation, Bolivia offers a visual treat with dramatic landscapes. As one-third of the nation lies in the Andes Mountains and the rest features a lowland topography, the climate varies from semi-arid to tropical. La Paz, a vibrant city and the administrative capital of the nation, lies at an altitude of 3640 m above sea level. While Catedral Basílica Nuestra Señora de La Paz is a major architectural marvel, the Witches’ Market is a unique alternative shopping destination. This city has among the best nightlife scenes in the world with Diesel Nacional, Costilla de Adan and Hallwright’s being the most sought-after pubs. Valle de la Luna, a protected geological zone, is a few minutes’ drive from La Paz. The eroded formations can be explored along the paved but narrow hiking trails. Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake at an altitude of 3810 m above sea level, lies on the shores of the sacred town of Copacabana. A ferry ride can be taken from this town to Isla del Sol, an offshore island on the shimmering waters of the lake. This island has several archaeological sites dating back to the Incan dynasty. Sucre, the judicial capital of Bolivia, is a beautiful town with colonial architectural structures. Its historic quarter is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In southwestern Bolivia, Uyuni Salt Flats is the world’s largest salt flat is a unique natural marvel, sparsely populated by cacti and flamingos. To explore the best of Bolivia, save on airfare and accommodation by booking a flight and hotel through MakeMyTrip.