Things to see and do Oriente

Founded in 1706, restored in 1982. The cathedral is a real jewel. A haven of peace around a pure wonder…

The first mission of the entire region (founded in 1692). Father Schmidt established the first school of music and a workshop that produced violins, harps and organs.

Founded in 1748. The church dates back to 1974. Nearby, Lake Guapomo, ideal for swimming or fishing.

It is the only Jesuit church that has reached us intact, without restoration, since its construction in 1755. Many original works.

Considered as the jewel of the Missions missions. Built by Martin Schmidt's disciples in 1721 and completely restored since then. There is a small craft craft workshop where Indians continue to exercise their art.

If you have little time, we recommend that you purchase a «turnkey tower» in a Santa Cruz (Totaitu or Uimpex) or La Paz agency. It is even possible to start with Viru Viru airport, without going through Santa Cruz. If you have time or a small budget, you can travel by bus. Find out at the terminal, if you wish to go beyond Concepción (towards San Ignacio, Santa Ana or San Rafael): buses go so far only if the state of the road permits (in Santa Cruz: Flota Chiquitana). Departures every day at 6 am from the bus terminal. At each step, take a ticket for the next city). If you only have a few days, the missions of San Javier and Concepcion (2-day circuit) will give you a good idea of the missions.

Small sources of hot thermal water of volcanic origin makes it possible to brighten your stay if you stay in San Javier for the night.

This park is only accessible by plane or by 4 x 4.

On 9 and 10 October 1967, in the heart of this hospital, the Bolivian army showed the entire world the body of the revolutionary revolutionary and thus gave official evidence of its death. To see where the Che body was exposed, you have to bypass the hospital building and go to the old laundry. Asking "la", everyone knows. Beware because the hospital is still in operation. Therefore, you will surely go next to open rooms where patients are resting on their bed. So the silence is in place.