Tunari National Park

Tunari National Park lies to the north of Cochabamba and covers around 300,000 hectares. Pico Tunari (5035m / 16,520ft, the highest peak in the Cochabamba area) lies within the Park, which also contains many high altitude lakes, puna grassland and inter Andean valleys with many ususual species of flora and fauna.

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Dirt road and ichu grass (Festuca orthophylla) on hillside, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Dirt road and ichu grass (Festuca orthophylla) on hillside, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Small farming community and stream, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Small lake in moist puna grassland and Cerro Tunari peak, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Small lake in moist puna grassland and Cerro Tunari peak, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Small lake in moist puna grassland and Cerro Tunari peak, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Concrete cross above road and Cerro Tunari peak, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Polylepis besseri trees in San Miguel polylepis forest, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Polylepis besseri trees in San Miguel polylepis forest, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Small farming community in valley, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Small farming community in valley, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
Rustic stone corral for livestock, Tunari National Park, Bolivia
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