Bolivia and the Importance of Underpants - Bolivia for Kids 
HELLO! And welcome back to the world famous Bolivia for Kids blog. After my summer-long disappearance (due to school vacation) I have returned bigger, …

Celebrating Corpus Christi in Bolivia - Bolivia for Kids 
Corpus Christi is a Christian religious festival that is celebrated by thousands and thousands of people all over Bolivia each year. Over 67% of Bolivians …

The Bear Who Wears Spectacles: Bolivia for Kids 
Hello again to today's Bolivia for Kids Blog. Today we'll talk about another member of Bolivia's Wacky Wildlife. But first, here's a question. I know …

The Dark Truth About Chocolate: Bolivia for Kids 
So if you're like me, then you either like, love, really love, LOVE, REALLY LOVE or REALLY REALLY LOOOOOOOOOOVE chocolate. But did you know chocolate …

The Guarani Weavers of Bolivia 
Today I'm going to tell you about the Guarani weavers of Bolivia. The Guarani are very well known for their weaving and live in tribes, and speak …

Bolivia's 2 National Flowers: Bolivia for Kids 
Most countries have one national flower, but Bolivia has two. One of the most asked for topics by kids and teens on our site is about national emblems. …

What does Bolivia speak?  
I don't know what language Bolivians speak. So can you help me with this?

Scarlet Macaws are Left Handed! Who Knew? 
There are a variety of macaws. I will only be focusing on red macaws. Interesting facts about red macaws Red macaws, or Scarlet Macaws as they …

Five Famous People from Bolivia: Bolivia for Kids 
One of the most asked questions from kids, teens, and teachers is "who are some famous people from Bolivia?" Here are five famous people from Bolivia. …

Bolivia Has Over 30 Native Cultures: Bolivia for Kids 
Hello everyone. It's time for our Bolivia Fact of the Week where I show you an interesting fact you probably didn't know about Bolivia. Most people …

Bolivia's Fabulous Flamingos: Bolivia for Kids 
Today we will be focusing on Bolivia's flamingos. More specifically, on the Andean Flamingo. It seems unbelievable that it could be possible to find flamingos …

What is an Ice Cream Bean? Bolivia for Kids 
Welcome to the first official blog post for the Bolivia for Kids blog. Today I'll tell you about a weird fruit called pacay, or ice cream bean. Inga …

Introducing the New Bolivia for Kids Blog! 
Hey guys my name is Kricket. BoliviaBella.com has been online for 7 years now, I will be starting a new Bolivia for Kids blog. I’m planning a bunch of …

Why You Can't Vacation at the Beach in Bolivia. 
"When I go to Bolivia for my summer vacation, I get the feeling of going to the beach." What!? Nope, Bolivia is landlocked. Let's find out why. Dia …

6 Fascinating Facts About Bolivia To Impress Your Friends 
This week we are going to tell you a 6 facts about Bolivia that will impress your friends. 6 Fascinating facts about Bolivia that will impress your …

Was Evo Morales Bolivia's First Indigenous President? Not rated yet
13Nov2019. Evo Morales Ayma (President of Bolivia from 2006 to 2019) has often been portrayed as Bolivia's first indigenous president. But was he? …

The Ultra Velvety Soft Chinchilla: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
The chinchilla lives in parts of Chile, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia. It is a super cute rodent that looks like of like a rabbit but it has big mouse ears, …

The Pygmy Marmoset Monkey: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
The pygmy marmoset, also known as the pocket or finger monkey, is the smallest monkey in the world (that we know of). This monkey can be found in the …

The Sneaky Emerald Tree Boa: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
The Emerald tree boa is known to live in Venezuela, Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Guyana, Suriname, and Northwestern Brazil. They live in the rainforest and …

The Mighty Andean Condor: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
The Andean Condor is the largest of the condor/vulture family and is the biggest flying bird in the world. The Andean Condor is found in South America. …

Bolivia for Kids: What is a Charango? Not rated yet
The charango is a small ukelele-type instrument that belongs to the lute family of instruments. The charango originated from the Quechua and Aymara peoples, …

The Tragic Story of Lake Poopó - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
What do you expect when you think of a lake? Well, chances are it’s water. Now tell me, what comes with water? Fish! And with fish? People! Good, now …

La Paz Has Its Own Independence Day - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Now, as you may know, most states celebrate the independence day of their country. So naturally, you would expect La Paz to celebrate Bolivia’s independence …

The Salt Hotels of Uyuni - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
As you may know, the Salt Flats of Uyuni are vast, wide, open ranges of nothing but salt. But what if you find yourself deep in the Salt Flats and have …

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5 Things You Won't Miss About Bolivia - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Hello Everybody! Bolivia is a great place to live or just to visit. But today I thought I'd mention 5 things you maybe WON'T miss about Bolivia when you …

5 Things You Will Miss About Bolivia - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Have you ever been in a situation where you move somewhere and miss a lot of things from the place where you used to live, but when you return, you miss …

Odd Words Only Bolivians Use - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Have you ever heard a word from a different language that you thought sounded odd or wasn't in your dictionary of that language? Well, as you might know, …

5 Common Questions about Bolivia - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
At Boliviabella.com we are always getting questions about Bolivia, so today I'm going to list for you five common questions that we receive frequently …

Magical Witch Doctors of Bolivia - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Today I decided I wanted to blog about something magical! Though we don't have any well-known magicians in Bolivia, we have witch doctors! The Kallawaya …

Top 5 Resorts in Bolivia - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Summer vacation is coming for most people including me, so I thought I might do something summer-related. If you're planning on going to Bolivia for the …

The Pink River Dolphin - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Now you've probably heard of the regular ocean dolphins, the cute silver-colored animals that jump in and out of the water and make lots of clicking noises. …

Bolivian Mothers Day. Lots of Love!!! Not rated yet
So today is Mother's Day in Bolivia. Let's dig deeper into how Bolivian Mothers Day is celebrated. Here is today's Bolivian Holiday Highlight. Bolivian …

What is Quinine? Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
So today's blog is about medicine! Oh. Yay. -_- OK so I know you probably hate medicine (so do I) but this well-known medicine, used almost everywhere …

Bolivia is Named After a Non-Bolivian - Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
So today on the menu we have Simon Bolivar with a side of FUN FACTS! and a question for desert to end out the meal. Simon Bolivar Simon Bolivar …

The Cute but Fierce Giant Otter: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Today I bring you another "episode" of Bolivia's Wacky Wildlife. This Bolivian creature is the largest of its kind in the entire world. Drum roll please …

Tarija Paleontological Museum: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Recently I did a blog on the dinosaur tracks found in Sucre, Bolivia. Today I'm doing a blog also about prehistoric stuff and also about a place you can …

Camiri, Bolivia's Oil Capital: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Today we'll be spotlighting the oil and gas capital of Bolivia, the small city of Camiri. Camiri is a city in Bolivia with an estimated population …

The Man in the Walls: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Today we have an extra mysterious blog, because today we are talking about: El Duende! El Duende is a tiny creature that can be classified as Fairy, …

Bolivia Has More Dinosaur Footprints Than Anywhere! Not rated yet
We all know about the Cal Orko Dinosaur Park in Sucre, Bolivia that I've blogged about before. If you don't, then its the side of a mountain that is …

Top 10 Prettiest Places in Bolivia: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Today we're going to list some of the prettiest places in Bolivia. (And aside from these, there are hundreds more!) Top 10 Prettiest Places in Bolivia …

The Bewitching Blue Morpho Butterfly: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Hello and welcome again. Lately I haven't been blogging since I've been on spring break, but now I'm back. So to kick off we're going to talk about the …

The Orchid, Bella's Favorite Flower: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
We all know what orchids are. Orchids are a flower. But did you know this about orchids in Bolivia? 5 Facts about Orchids 1. Bolivia has the most …

The Rainiest Place in Bolivia: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Today we'll learn about a small department (state) within Bolivia called Pando, and its capital city, Cobija. Pando The department of Pando is …

10 Things You Didn't Know About the Uyuni Salt Desert Not rated yet
So we all think of deserts as sandy and hot. Well in Uyuni, Bolivia there's a desert covered in something you put on your food. Here is: 10 facts …

Easter in Bolivia: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Hello everyone and welcome back. Today is a holiday blog, all about Easter. How does Bolivia celebrate Easter? Bolivian Easter In Bolivia, Easter …

A Musical Instrument Made from Something Fuzzy. Not rated yet
Welcome back to the Bolivia for Kids blog. Today's fact of the week is rather peculiar. We all know what a guitar is right? Well there is a certain type …

Bolivia's 2 National Flags: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
A couple of blogs ago we talked about how we have not one but two national flowers. Well, it just so happens that Bolivia has two flags as well, here …

The Worlds Largest Flower: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Today's Bolivia Fact of the Week is about a flower, but not just any flower, the largest flower on Earth. So here is the Puya Raimondii . The Puya …

10 Ridiculously Awesome Facts About Condors Not rated yet
So here is another top 10 for you guys. Today I bring to you 10 amazing facts you might not have known about the Bolivian national bird, the Andean Condor. …

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The adorable Vicuña: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Hello and welcome to my second post on Bolivia's Wacky Wildlife, which I cover once a month. Last time we covered the pink birds from the Andes Mountains …

2-20-2015 Bolivian Food Feature: Bolivian Fricase. Not rated yet
Hello and welcome to my second Bolivian food feature. This time I am focusing on Bolivian Fricase. Now last time I simply just shared a recipe but this …

The Unforgettable Oruro Carnival: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Carnival in Oruro, Bolivia, takes place in February or March each year. Carnival is celebrated every year in Bolivia in all nine states, but the most …

10 Ways to Become a Successful Blogger Not rated yet
So today, according to my blog master plan, I was planning to write a Top Tens article on Bolivia, as I will be doing the first Friday of each month here …

Why Lake Titicaca Could be Just the Place for You! Not rated yet
Today I'm going to tell you some super interesting stuff about Lake Titicaca which can be found partially in the Western part of Bolivia not far from …

Bolivia Has a New Foundation Day. Um... what? Not rated yet
Bolivia gained its independence from Spain in 1825. For 181 years Bolivia traditionally celebrated its Independence Day on August 6th. But now, Bolivia …

Help Save Jaguars in Bolivia: Bolivia for Kids Not rated yet
Hello it's me Kricket and today we're going to talk about one of my favorite animals... jaguars! JAGUARS Did you know that jaguars are in danger …