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Bolivia Trivia Interesting Facts Bolivia Trivia could become the next new snazzy everybody's-into-it game! Yes it could! Could too! OK, so it isn’t a real game and as far as we know, no game company has actually manufactured one but we thought it would be interesting to add a little section on curious and unusual facts about Bolivia. You know, as if we weren’t having enough fun already...

There are many stereotypes and misconceptions about this country and many stunning, jaw-dropping, eccentric small items of interest. Did you know, for example, that there is a huge flock of pink flamingos on the freezing cold Altiplano 15,000 feet above sea level? Or that there is such a thing as a pink dolphin and it swims in the Amazon? Or that ... OK, not everything is going to be about pink stuff… you can read more interesting information about Bolivian birds and animals by following this link on WILDLIFE TRIVIA.

This trivia section will not be limited to Santa Cruz - we'll provide interesting, unusual facts from all around the country.

You can add your own trivia page too by simply filling out the form below. In just 5 simple steps, you can actually add your own page to this site!


Which woman was president of Bolivia back in 1979? Check out this interesting POLITICAL TRIVIA section and learn about some election-time customs.
Why do all the houses in Santa Cruz have walls around them? Check out this interesting HOUSING TRIVIA section and learn about how to choose your next home.
What do Baby Jesus and Mothers-in-Law have in common? You'll be surprised at some of our CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS.
What do lentils and red underpants have to do with ringing in the New Year? Read about some of our eccentric NEW YEARS RITUALS.
When is World Mental Health Day? Need a break? With over 50 UNITED NATIONS HOLIDAYS to pick from, you'll be able to convince your boss to give you a day off.
Why are Bolivians always 1/2 hour late to dinner? Read about this and other customs on this page on DINING ETIQUETTE.
Why don't Bolivians open the presents you give them? You'll see why on this page about SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Why is it OK to eat at business meetings in Bolivia? For the answer and a long list of other customs visit this page on BUSINESS ETIQUETTE.
When is it and when isn't it appropriate to barter or haggle on prices in Bolivia? Check out this page on BARTERING IN BOLIVIA.


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