Travel Blogs from Tupiza, Bolivia
Into Bolivia
... for a couple of hundred metres and then gives way to unsurfaced road which covers most of the country. Traveling by road in Bolivia is punishing on the buttocks and we are in luxury compared to the open top trucks that we see everywhere packed full of ...
Leaving for a 4 day tour - day 1
We, thats me, Mike, Tomer, Pat, laura and Wendy, left tapiz for a four day jeep tour of Bolivia and the salt flats.....we basically sepent all day in a jeep with our driver and the cook....I`ve never seen anything quite like it..the Scenery was truly ...
Parading in Tupiza
... 7 people in there! We took a stroll down to the main square to find a huge parade in progress. It transpired it was Bolivia's '3 flag celebration' and all of the local school children and military paraded though the streets in front of the major and local ...
The Wild, Wild West (or why we shouldn´t have TV)
... Argentina, which Logan and I are really excited about. Even though things will be alarmingly expensive for us in comparison to Bolivia, we are looking forward to eating steak, drinking good wine (that´s just me, Logan doesn´t like wine too much), ...
Day 2 of the tour..Somewhere in Bolivia!!
Day two was more of the same..we got up at about 5.30 am! had breakfast and then headed out on the road again....once again the weather was interesting...how many countries can you get sun, rain, snow and hail in one day??? Once again the scencery was ...
Zurueck in Bolivien
Tränen an der Grenze und unsere argentinischen Lieblingsnaschereien für mentale ...
Crossing the first border
... and Bolivian border people) and cross without passport or questions - everyone was very relieved - most of all her husband. Once in Bolivia the roads took a turn for the worse, it would be an understatement to say that Bolivian Highway No 1 is in need of ...
Esperar
Hoy hemos viajado con nuestro bus con el nombre de Peggy de Salta en Argentina hasta Tupiza en Bolivia. Pasamos por el Quebrada Humahuaca en Argentina y antes del la frontera almuerzamos bocadillos con pollo, atun, queso y ensalada. Tambien tuvimos ...
Bienvenidos a Bolivia & Horseback Riding in Tupiza
... of Argentina (and Sally's company!), but we got tough and bought our tickets to La Quiaca, the border town between Argentina and Bolivia. Vistas from our bus in northern Argentina You'd think after the 26-hr bus ride, we'd be looking for some ...
Red rock country!
... It was a pretty efficient crossing with little delay, and I made my way to the bus terminal to catch my bus to Tupiza at 2pm. Little did I know that Bolivia is an hour behind Argentina (!) so the wait was longer than expected! The town was celebrating its ...
Hi Ho Silvia Way!
Horsey riding was amazing! The best 10 bucks I ever spent. The views were phenomenal, but just riding around on a horse all day was enough for me. My Horse´s name was Silvia. Loads of fun. Especially since we got to gallop! I´m going to make this short ...
Howdy cowgirl!
... ) and i am struggling to both walk and sit down, but it was worth it. Tomorrow im heading off on a 4 day exploration of south bolivia, which is going to be amazing! I´m going to see volcanic lakes (green, red, and the normal blue), hot springs, ...
I´m a cowboy now.
... youths hanging about, so we left before that. Still pretty special though. The weird thing about Tupiza, and maybe other parts of Bolivia, is that for most of the day everything seems to be closed. Shops etc tend to ...
Retour ŕ Tupiza
... avec Lucie en reprenant le bus de l'autre coté. On notera aussi la présence d'une poule parmi les passagers... Arrivés ŕ Tupiza, nous descendons ŕ nouveau au Mitru Hotel avant d'aller diner un repas bien mérité. Ces trajets en bus sont vraiment ...
Kel reaches Bolivia
Crazy horse ride in Tupiza Following the route of Butch Cassady and the Sundance kid, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to go on yet another horse ride. I ended up being part of a very large group and made my first mistake when I disclosed that ...
Tupiza
From Potosi we took an early bus to Tupiza which is in the southern part of Bolivia, not far from the border to Argentina. A completely different landscape from other parts of Bolivia. Red rock, canyons and desert. We stayed in a hostel ...
Bolivia
Hey Everyone, Well we are not in Argentina anymore and wow is that obvious. We are finally traveling! Bolivia has the appearance of a country struggling to keep its head above water. Its people are very traditional and it is obvious upon crossing the ...
The wild west
Tupiza, our next stop, is known for its beautiful landscape that brings Arizona and Utah to mind. Fittingly, this area was also where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid met their end in 1809. The ride there was scenic, on a good ...
Salt Flats tour - Day 1
After a breakfast of stale bread and black coffee me and Anne head off to the tour agency for the beginning of our 4 day tour to see the Salar de Uyuni (Uyuni Salt Flats). I´m slightly nervous as I´ve heard this tour is hard work, freezing cold ...
Tupiza the wild west of Bolivia
... shot and killed. We arrived into Tupiza tired, but happy to be in Bolivia. The hotel (not hostel) we booked at was the same price as a dorm bed in Argentina. We ...
Una frontera fácil y uno hermoso paseo del tren
... turned out to be pretty comfy as we all had an allocated padded seat, and a view of the beautiful countryside we were travelling through - Bolivia seems to be my kind of country. By the time we arrived in Tupiza, darkness had well and truly set in as we ...
Tu Pizzas Please
... this was one of MANY. We then got a bus to Tupiza which took 4 hours and cost just over a quid! YES BOLIVIA! Unfortunately I had already taken ill and thought I was dying so the bus journey was fairly rough but we checked into El ...
Tupiza and surrounds
... into bed. I woke up four hours later and discovered that our room was over a sewer line. It reeked of poo and Tupiza itself was basically closed because it was a Sunday. After our first night at the hotel we decided to change our plans and go ...
Tupiza
... have prepared us for anything - in comparison, Bolivia is a walk in the park! We made it as far as Tupiza, a small town in southern Bolivia. Tomorrow we head off with new friends Heather, Kat, Nick and Chrissy for a tour of the southern altiplano and ...
Dean Anthony and Wild Horses
... I survived, despite the horse rearing up (crazy dogs and a stray football decided to attack us all at once), running, and generally trying to kill me. Other than the tales of DA and my horseback ride, tupiza proved to be relatively uneventful. ciao tupiza ...
Volcanoes, lakes and salt
... fantastic landscape ending in the salt plains of Uyuni. After a bit of deciding we chose to do a tour to the salt plains from Tupiza and miss the phallic rocks! This would also mean that we had no time to visit the Atacama desert in Chile as we decided ...
Playing cowboy
... I opted to sit on the floor for the final four hours of the trip. 11 hours after departing, we finally arrived in Tupiza, where the weather was gratifyingly mild. The next day I set out on a five hour horse ride through the surrounding countryside. ...
Salta to Tupiza, via La Quiaca and Villazón
... then realised that it was his job to fill in forms for those who weren’t able to. Finally, we were stamped into Bolivia and we ventured cautiously back out of the hut with no idea of where the bus station was in Villazón as our ...
Tupiza
... 10.30 am so we could have a good night in the hotel, a slow breakfast and then board the bus. In the morning it was chaos at the bus station, loads of Argentinans trying visiting Bolivia, just as we were leaving the country. Argentina, here we ...

