
Place in Santa Cruz Department, Bolivia
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San Javier is a town in the eastern Bolivia, Santa Cruz department.
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Is a perfect entry by itself into Chiquitania spirit with the cross at the center, lanterns, trees and pathways. It has trash bins, which are so rare in Chiquitania and Bolivia in general.
Church facade in interior is beautiful - wood carvings combined with concrete castings.
These rocks are huge.
Once in two years there is the international baroque music festival, which seems to be the best. There is yearly Festivales de Temporada as well. Check the schedules to see, if you can catch one of these.
Only possible, if you are a group of many. Look for a local guide Magno Cornelio, who can organize such a mini-concert.
A place with warm water (supposedly having curative properties) and exotic vegetation. You can swim, listen to ambient sounds, walk around, talk to locals and even camp there. Ask a mototaxi to bring you there, wait (1 h) and take you back (all for Bs50).
Neat place with friendly owners. Shared bathroom. Street noise (motorbikes - even at the midnight) may come as there is a room, where there was a door to the street before, which now is blocked (but not noise-insulated).
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