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Terminal Hotel, Oruro

The Terminal Hotel is the most convenient place for your stay in Oruro, Bolivia. The hotel has an on-site restaurant, cable TV and private b...

Plan your trip in advance; due the Carnival season demand it is almost impossible get accommodation upon arrival in Oruro city. Consider tha...

The Llamerada dance is known in aymara as "qarwani". The dance has a festive religious sense performed by llama, alpaca and vicuna...

The Diablada is a dance that originally comes from Oruro and is a material representation of a deep religious inspiration. This inspiratio...

The Tinkus is the name of the ritual fights between the Alasaya and the Majasaya. The tinku dance represents the encounter of two elements...

The kantu dance is one of the most important dances in La Paz small towns, and is performed during the Oruro Carnival as well. The music a...

The Morenada dance mocks white men, who are depicted leading imported African slaves. Some highly embroidered and colorful costumes imita...

The Negritos Bolivian Dance has its origin in the mutual admiration of the Aymaras and Negros, and the meeting of the cultures and history a...