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When Mr. Suresh traveling to South Africa, one top Vastu expert in Delhi met at Mumbai airport and stated that he is visiting Bolivia, he met at the nick of the last moment, there is no time to gather good information of Indians and their lifestyle in Bolivia.

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No region or no religion counted, any Bolivian or any NRI or any country person who has home in Bolivia can come and get our free Vasthu consultancy services on free of cost up to 1st March 2019.

Vastu Services in Bolivia

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Houses in Bolivia

The architected and the design of houses in Bolivia is a mixture of colonial era, indigenous and modern designs. There are no single or few models of homes that can be found in the country but there are hundreds of types.

As the ethnic population of Bolivia is mix and there are more than 36 native cultures that are found in the country.

Overall, Bolivia is a developing country and is affected badly by poverty, lacks infrastructure and other necessities of life. Moreover, the inflation in the country is very high.

Colonial Houses

The colonial-era houses in Bolivia are according to the Spanish architect. As the Spanish were the first to discover and occupy the region, the houses of that era are according to the Spanish design. There are still many beautiful and elegant homes found in the different cities of Bolivia.

These houses were built in a rectangular design with a courtyard in the middle and rooms around it. Most of these homes are built with mud, straw along with some houses built with stones. Also, the houses are not decorated much as the Spanish and their followers like simplicity.

Salt Made Homes

The houses and hotels & restaurants are made up of salt near the areas of Uyuni and Oruro, unbelievable but it is true that even the flats also made of salt. However, these houses are not part of Bolivian culture. These houses are mainly built for tourism and attraction purposes.

Indigenous Houses in Tropical Lowlands

In the southeastern region of Bolivia, the houses called Guarani homes are built by the natives. The material used in building these houses are sticks which are struck together and are filled with mud. These people also build a wall around their homes made from local materials.

The other tribes of the area also build similar homes using sticks, plants, and mud. These people are using these methods for centuries as they are living for thousands of years in these regions.

Modern Bolivian Houses

In the large town and cities of Bolivia, the houses are built according to modern architecture and elements. These houses are similar to the houses of other modern cities of the world such as North America or Europe. However, the traditional or typical colonial-era houses can still be found in the different parts of these cities.

Important Bolivia Information

Bolivia, officially known as the “Plurinational State of Bolivia” is a sovereign state located in western-central South America.

The country is named after the famous freedom fighter/leader “Simon BOLIVAR” who struggled to free Bolivia and its neighboring countries from Spanish rule.

Although enormous in terms of land area, the country is landlocked. The access of country towards the Pacific Ocean was blocked by Chile after the Pacific War.

The bordering countries of Bolivia include Brazil towards the North and East, Paraguay towards the Southeast, Argentina towards the South, Chile towards the Southwest and towards the Northwest lies Peru.

Although the country got its independence in 1825, much of its history is marked by unrest, military coups, poverty, and drug issues.

Before the arrival of colonists. The area of Modern Bolivia was homo the “Inca Empire”. Much of the highlands were occupied by them. The lowlands were inhabited by several other independent tribes.

The Spanish started their campaign against the Inca empire in 1524, and due to superior weaponry, they didn’t face hard resistance and the Inca Empire was soon taken down. It was the starting period of Spanish colonization of the area and the Spanish regularly mined gold and other minerals from the area.

But the local tribes and people faced the worst fate as they were turned into forced labor and harsh conditions and almost all of the population died.

After the Napoleonic wars, the Spanish authority all over the world was weakened and similar to the other colonies (Brazil, Columbia, Vastu in America, etc.) the independence struggle started in Bolivia. After the 16 years long war, Bolivia finally got its independence in 1825 and is independent since.

Bolivia is blessed with diverse and unique physical and geographical features. Some of the features include Tropical rain forests, cold deserts, lakes, mountains, lowlands, and plains.

Also, these features can’t be found elsewhere in Latin America. The physical features of the country include the Andean Region, Sub-Andean Region, and Lianos region.

The country due to its rich mineral resources has enjoyed a number of economic advantages like having abundant stocks of silver, tin, Cocoa, etc. But due to political instability and coups, the country’s economy has faced several setbacks.

The main sectors of the economy are agriculture and forestry and employ almost 44% of the country’s workforce.

Although, due to high elevation and dense forests, farming is difficult the inhabitants have no other choice due to lack of jobs. Some of the common agricultural products are soybeans, cotton, cocoa, coffee, and sugarcane.

There are total of 36 official Languages declared by the government. These are the due diverse and ethical background of the country but the most widely spoken of the country is Spanish.

There is no official religion adopted in the country and offers religious freedom. According to a census conducted in 2001, the most dominating religion of the country is Roman Catholic followed by Protestants and Non-religious groups.

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