This landlocked country in South America is known not only for its history but also its tourist attractions. Bolivia has long been a tourist destination because of the many wonderful things that can be done and seen in the country. In the capital city of La Paz which lies on the Andes Mountain Range, you can find many tourist spots that are sure to capture your fancy. Lake Titicaca, a beautiful lake which is mystical at the same time, is a place where you can also find Inca ruins. There are similar places as well like Tiahuanaco and Valle de la Luna. The former is home to ancient ruins while the latter is a natural maze of canyons that will surely take your breath away. If you want to go into the heart of the city, you can check out Mercado de los Brujos or Witches market where they sell potions, spells and all other supernatural paraphernalia and bizarre gift shops. It would definitely be worth a look. Aside from La Paz, there are also other towns that are worth visiting like Copacabana, Santa Cruz, which is the largest city in Bolivia and Sucre which is home to a lot of amazing architectural pieces. Most tourists go to experience holidays in Bolivia but from what I've mentioned above, the holidays in Bolivia are not the only reason why you should definitely visit this country. However, if you want to get the best of both worlds, visit these magnificent places and at the same time experience the celebrated festivals and holidays in Bolivia, then you can certainly do so also. Holidays in Bolivia are mostly religious in nature, which is the reason why they are peppered with rituals and dances. These things are a definite must-see for those interested in seeing the real culture of Bolivia. These holidays in Bolivia are an important component of Bolivian way of life and culture; these ways of commemorating important religious dates and historical events. In La Paz and Copacabana, they celebrate the Alasitas and Virgen de la Candelaria, both religious festivals commemorating their patroness. Around February or March, part also of the many holidays in Bolivia that they observe is the Carnaval which kicks off with the diablada. This is a devil dance and the whole festival lasts for eight days. There is also the El Gran Poder, a festival and one of the holidays in Bolivia, characterized by dancing. There are certainly so many cultural events that you can check out in Bolivia. For the culture-junkie, book the soonest flight to Bolivia if you want to experience these religious holidays In Bolivia as they will be starting off in the early months of next year. However, if you're just looking for a good break this holiday season and you want the perfect getaway to cap off the year 2010, don't hesitate to go out of the country. Live a little and spend the holidays in Bolivia.