| by Aracely on July 26th, 2024 | 1 Comment » | Photo of the Day
We took a 3-day trek with Condortrekkers, a non-profit tour organization based out of Sucre, Bolivia. Our trek consisted of walking along an Inca Trail, exploring Maragua Crater and touching Dinosaur Footprints. These footprints 64 million year old fossils were left in the bottom of a lake bed and preserved with sediment.
Dinosaur Footprints Near Sucre, Bolivia
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