Los Yungas – Senda Verde Tour | Explore La Paz's Natural Wonders

The Yungas and Green Trail excursion lasts approximately 12 hours. It is a full-day tour that departs early in the morning from La Paz and returns at the end of the day. During this time, tourists will enjoy a panoramic tour of Bolivia's most famous route, experience the Green Trail, learn about the rich biodiversity of the Yungas, and participate in various outdoor activities. Comfortable clothing and sun protection are recommended to make the most of the day.

For the hike to Los Yungas and Senda Verde, it's essential to wear comfortable clothing suitable for tropical climates. Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended, along with a raincoat or jacket in case it rains. It's also essential to wear comfortable, sturdy footwear, such as trekking shoes, since you'll be hiking over uneven terrain. Don't forget to pack sunscreen, a cap or hat, insect repellent, and a water bottle to stay hydrated. A camera is also advisable to capture the stunning views and biodiversity.

No professional cycling experience is required to participate in this excursion, but a basic level is required to ride the famous Death Road. During the tour, suitable mountain bikes and safety equipment such as helmets are provided. Professional guides will accompany you at all times, ensuring that participants follow the required safety precautions. This is a safe activity as long as the guides' instructions are followed, and it is an excellent opportunity for those looking to experience an exciting ride on one of the most famous roads in the world.

Senda Verde is a sanctuary that houses a wide variety of animals rescued from different situations. During your visit, you'll have the opportunity to see species such as monkeys, Andean bears, exotic birds, and turtles, among others. This refuge is dedicated to the rehabilitation and conservation of animals that have been victims of illegal trafficking or abuse. Through this tour, tourists not only observe local wildlife but also learn about conservation efforts in Bolivia. It's an educational opportunity to better understand the region's unique biodiversity.