BOLIVIA CLIMATE

Due to its wide range of elevation and geography, Bolivia has varied climatic conditions. Puerto Suarez for example is known for its stifling, humid heat, and Uyuni for its freezing cold and icy winds. The eastern lowlands are tropical, warm and humid. The Andes are quite temperate in the foothills with frigid conditions at higher elevations. There is no ideal time to visit Bolivia. Rainfall is heaviest between December and March. The rest of the year Bolivia is slightly cold and it would be a good idea to carry some warm clothing. Winters are dry but can get very cold at higher elevations. The altitude at Curahuara and Turco is around 10,000 ft and many visitors need time to get used to the weather and altitude.

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