1, Bolivia covers an area of 1.098 million square kilometers, with a population of 11.4 million, similar to the population of Dongguan, is a sparsely populated South American country!
2, Bolivia's GDP is about 36.6 billion US dollars, per capita GDP is about 3100 US dollars, lagging behind the neighboring countries of Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, so Bolivia is rated as the poorest country in South America.
3, the capital Of La Paz is the highest position in the world, here is about 3600 meters above sea level, equivalent to the height of Lhasa, many people just arrived here will have altitude sickness!
The temperature difference is particularly large, it is warm during the day, but it is particularly cold at night and in the morning.
Surrounded by mountains, houses are built on the hill, and there are many rugged paths that walk the city either uphill or downhill. Unlike other cities, there are very few buses here, and cable cars are the most important means of transportation in La Paz, not only with many lines, but also with transfers.
4, Bolivia is extremely rich in mineral resources, known as "sitting on the gold mine donkey".
However, as a landlocked country, if you want to export these resources, you have to transport them to neighboring countries before you have seaports, so the lack of access to the sea is an important factor in the constraints of bolivia's economy.
5, Bolivia stipulates that the built house needs to pay taxes every year, so many locals do not pay taxes, the outer wall of the house is not bricked, it looks like a rough house that has not been built.
6, Bolivia is not the country with the largest number of Indians, but it is the country with the highest proportion of Indians, and more than half of the country's population is Indians.
7, although Bolivia is far away from China, most of the locals dress very much like mainland Tibet, like to wear hats, skin color is also very similar, they can sing and dance, but also like to eat beef and mutton.
8, Bolivia does not allow residents to hold guns, although there are usually petty theft, but the security is still one of the best countries in South America, the locals are more simple, and the treatment of foreign tourists is also very friendly.
9, Bolivia in addition to the use of Spanish, there are 36 indigenous languages.