Oruro Department

Oruro Department is a region in Bolivia known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes. Located in the central-western part of the country, it features high-altitude plains, mountains, and salt flats. The department is famous for its vibrant traditional festivals, especially the Oruro Carnival, which is recognized by UNESCO. It has a strong mining history, particularly for minerals like tin and zinc, supporting its economy. Oruro also offers a mix of historic sites, lively markets, and natural attractions, making it a significant cultural and economic hub in Bolivia.