Cochabamba is located in the central valleys of the country, rich in agriculture and an important hub to the main other cities. It was also one of the main centers of productions of the Inca Empire, an important area of influence them, Quechua speaking.
Visit of the main 14 of September Square, flanked on all sides by old buildings with columns and arches which are typical of colonial times, as well as the cathedral. Continue to the Portales Palace (house of the Tin Baron, Simon I. Patiño) and the Indian market of "La Cancha", to see the variety of agriculture from the rich surrounding valleys and the cheapest imported products (clothing, electronic equipment and liquors) in Bolivia.

Incallajta is 142 km from the city, crossing the valleys, rich in agriculture. Its name in the Quechua language means "Inca Town", it was a religious center and one of the last Inca remains in the eastern part, to con