Mallasa national Park

Mallasa National Park is a protected natural area south of La Paz covering around 200 hectares and shaped by eucalyptus groves, cactus gardens, and various natural rock formations. The site offers hiking trails and outdoor recreation spaces, including two valleys with different landscapes.

The area was established as a protected park through government decree in 1953 and became one of the first efforts in La Paz to officially protect natural spaces. This early decision set the foundation for conservation efforts that would develop in the region later.

The park serves as a place where people from La Paz connect with nature close to their city. Locals regularly visit the valleys and gardens to spend time outdoors and learn about plants that grow naturally in this region.

The park is easily accessible by public transportation, with several bus and minibus lines running from different streets in the city. Visitors should bring comfortable shoes and water, as the trails vary in difficulty and sun exposure can be strong at this elevation.

The park contains an Eagle Trail that takes visitors to spots where these large birds can be watched in their natural habitat. This special route appeals to hikers interested in observing local wildlife up close.