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Published: September 22nd 2012
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The horizon west of Sucre is dominated by the dry, earthy tones of the Cordillera de los Frailes. A supposed paradise for hiking among the rugged, ochre-red-and-orange hills, ancient volcanic craters and - perhaps best of all - dinosaur footprints, I signed up for a two-day wander through this little-visited area.
And a real treat it was: putting your hand inside a dinosaur footprint made over one hundred million years ago produces quite a special feeling.
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