Quillacollo: One of the most important towns in the Cochabamba valley. A colonial temple is one of the main attractions in this town that grows vertiginously.

Tunari National Park: located on the northern area of the city. This park protects a sector of the highlands of Tunari, where the biggest attraction is the pick of the same name that has an altitude of 5,020 meters.

Isiboro-Secure Park: Without any doubt, this is one of the most important parks of Bolivia, because the typology of the land varies in a considerable way. It is located at the northeast of the department of Cochabamba.

El Chapare: Rivers, birds and vegetation, they are part of the beautiful landscape of this county of tropical climate, located to the north of Cochabamba.

Incachaca: tropical area of beautiful falls of water and restless creeks. Located at 80 kilometers from the city. Sport fishing is allowed in this area.

Morochaza: Here you can visit the spas of thermal waters of Santa Rosa and Independence. In this place, located at five hours of Cochabamba, there are pretty lagoons, ideal for trout fishing and to observe canadian geeses, wild ducks, partridges, condors, flamingos and vizcachas.

Archaeological remains: Many pre-colombinan vestiges can be still appreciated in Cochabamba. The Collas and Incas remains demonstrate the importance that this region had before the Spanish conquest. Among the ruins that should be visited are those of Inkallajta, Choro, Tablas, Durazno, Walta, Tres Tetillas, Komercocha (green lagoon) and Pocona.