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Glory hallelujah, my godchild Annelyn is born!, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Glory hallelujah, my godchild Annelyn is born!

A travel blog entry by esbjorn

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Somewhere this morning, a beautiful baby girl was born. She s called Annelyn, weighs 3135 grams and is already 47.5 cm big. She s the daughter of my brother Hjalmar and his wife Karoline, grandchild of Balou and Mamatou (my parents, not their real ...

Bienvenidos a Bolivia!, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Bienvenidos a Bolivia!

A travel blog entry by steveanderson

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... is the highest capital city in the world at 3800 metres) the steep streets made each wrong turn a mini marathon!! The stalls in La Paz featured such delicacies as dried llama foeteses for warding off evil spirits! When the day arrived for us to move on ...

High n Dry in Bolivia, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

High n Dry in Bolivia

A travel blog entry by mrjoey

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I am now almost 4000 metres high in La Paz (The Peace), Bolivia.........after 3 weeks and 1200km of cycling and marvelling at the multi coloured canyons of Argentina and then freezing and gasping through the yellow high plains (altiplano) of Bolivia. And ...

I Survived the Worlds Most Dangerous Road, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

I Survived the Worlds Most Dangerous Road

A travel blog entry by hodge

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I here in Brazil now and the relief of no altitude is overwhelming..... The last couple of days I spent in Bolivia were in La Paz and Corioco. We left Copacaba late in the evening and got into La Paz around 10pm. Piss off and tied from the earlier 6 ...

My week in La Paz, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

My week in La Paz

A travel blog entry by esbjorn

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Well, what did I do with my time in La Paz? I arrived here almost two weeks ago, Sunday night. The first week I didnīt do to much, but taking Spanish classes. Those were OK, but not much more than that. The teacher understood what I needed, beeing a lot ...

Huayna Potosi (6088m), ge moet goe zot zijn!, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Huayna Potosi (6088m), ge moet goe zot zijn!

A travel blog entry by esbjorn

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I found out there was an "easy" 6000der to climb near La Paz. Almost every travel agency in La Paz is offering the climb, so it really couldnīt be that hard. Also the fact that a 6000der would look great on my resume made me decide to do it. Two choices: ...

Paz in La Paz, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Paz in La Paz

A travel blog entry by camille

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... was going on. It was fantastic and I liked it much more than the first two. Things I Learned * When there is an election on in Bolivia, everything shuts down. * You cannot avoid walking uphill in La Paz. * Street burgers and hot dogs are great ...

Monkey Magic, Cuzco, Lago Titicaca, Cochabamba, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Monkey Magic

A travel blog entry by bonkers

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... of the Inca gods and believed to be the cradle of civilisation itself, starkly beautiful and still very untouched and barren. Bolivia reads like a Guiness book of world records, the highest lake, highest capital city, the most dangerous road, the biggest ...

Running in Place, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Running in Place

A travel blog entry by midlifecrisis

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... we'll take all the silver back to Spain.) Despite an active tourism trade, there is only one US owned hotel in Bolivia, the La Paz Radisson. McDonald's and Domino's Pizza opened a few restaurants a while back but had to pull out because of the ...

La Paz, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

La Paz

A travel blog entry by grizzly

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... hospitality club hosts for over 10 years. When I arrived, the house was full with a Francois and Leila (father and daughter) from french-speaking Canada, Sophie from Denmark and me. I am using La Paz as a base to explore the northern part of ...

Partying in the highest city in the word, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Partying in the highest city in the word

A travel blog entry by mandibee

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... should have left La Paz a day earlier to recover. Costs Private room in Wild Rover shared bathroom - Ģ13.80 Bottle of local rum - Ģ1.38 Bottle of local whisky - Ģ2.77 Bus from Cochabamba – La Paz - Ģ6 each Cost of a vindaloo curry - ...

Rain Delays Step Off To Amazon., La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Rain Delays Step Off To Amazon.

A travel blog entry by heatheravan

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... in front reclined their seats, our stuff is trapped underneath and our knees bruised. We do however manage some sleep. On arrival in La Paz bus station we immediately grab a bus to a hostel and manage to be checked into a private room. (none were showing ...

La Paz, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

La Paz

A travel blog entry by kevandsian

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Hi Guys, You can read our update from La Paz in our entry from Copacabana, Bolivia entitled 'Mamacoca!'. Cheers, K & ...

La Paz - crazy city at nearly 4km altitude..., La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

La Paz - crazy city at nearly 4km altitude...

A travel blog entry by jonnyandjanette

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... the fumes are pretty strong and due to the altitude we can’t walk very far without a break.  Despite this initial impression, La Paz does grow on us and we do enjoy the time here.  Mainly by trying the many, many restaurants and ...

Light headed in lively La Paz-by Kia, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Light headed in lively La Paz-by Kia

A travel blog entry by midlifecrisis

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... plain ol' caffeine). The mis-information theme continued today as we toured the Pre-Inca ruins of Tiwanaku (1.5 hours outside of La Paz). The Tiwanaku (like the Incas that followed) practiced the art of skull deformation. Our guide told us they did ...

The highest capital, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

The highest capital

A travel blog entry by youngtravellers

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We caught a morning bus from Copacabana to La Paz.  The bus wasnīt full so he kept stopping for people on the side of the road.  There would be a chorus of "hurry up!", "letīs go!", and "Come on!" from every corner of the bus.  It was ...

The highest capital in the World, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

The highest capital in the World

A travel blog entry by suenson_taylors

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... and large number of cacti. The area only came under national protection in 2003 as building and construction on the outskirts of La Paz had encroached the little remaining area that shows the historical geography of the canyon. Oh and there is a golf ...

The Highest capital in the world, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

The Highest capital in the world

A travel blog entry by pidgeandpie

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Blurb & Video to follow, when we return to Blighty and proper ...

BA - Santiago - La Paz, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

BA - Santiago - La Paz

A travel blog entry by kandg

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... my piece for the Argentinian tourist board is over...... A brief overnight in Santiago airport was necessary en route to La Paz, Bolivia where, providing the news and information we're receiving is correct and up to date, the recent political unrest ...

From the Valley of the Moon to Huayana Potosi, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

From the Valley of the Moon to Huayana Potosi

A travel blog entry by grizzly

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... Potosi soars into the brilliant Bolivian sky only thirty kilometers from the bustling streets of the world's highest capital city, La Paz. Its beautiful snow-clad slopes are seen everywhere on posters and 'daily departure' boards dotted along travel ...

Shopping it up, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Shopping it up

A travel blog entry by camille

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... , it was a painless 20 minute procedure and I had my entrance to Paraguay in my passport. Things I Learned * The post office in La Paz sews your package up like a dead sailor in his hammock after thoroughly checking everything (and being appalled at ...

Downtime in La Paz, Bolivia, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Downtime in La Paz, Bolivia

A travel blog entry by aborder

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Day 24 January 27th - I arrived in La Paz earlier than expected. The bus circled the outer rim of the city and slowly descended down a steep slope, the view of the city at night was exciting, just a shame my camera could not record what I could see. ...

Back to La Paz for a brief stop over, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Back to La Paz for a brief stop over

A travel blog entry by jonnyandjanette

... after Argentina.   On the way back to the hostel, we pass the parades that are celebrating the patron saint of La Paz.  Suddenly the constant band practice that we have seen and heard makes sense – they are into their brass bands in ...

Crazy, lively La Paz!, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Crazy, lively La Paz!

A travel blog entry by dawn_smedley

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... and there it was...in the late afternoon sunshine, one of the most impressive sights I've seen (apart from Paul of course! Hmmmm!)...La Paz sprawling in every direction in the base and up the side of the valley! We had actually been driving through El ...

First days in Bolivia, La Paz, Cochabamba, Bolivia travel blog

First days in Bolivia

A travel blog entry by roel_e

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... explored the rest of the city a bit and Roel went to see a movie (Gangs of New York) in the evening. We found La Paz and Bolivia much more relaxed then Peru. We could, for example, browse through shops at leisure, and their are lots of opporunities to ...

Left for dead in the amazon basin last you ..., La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Left for dead in the amazon basin last you ...

A travel blog entry by jonboy

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... lunch. Once again in Rurrenabaque We arrived back in Rurrenabaque on Friday, and had our flight booked to fly back to La Paz on Saturday. Well, it rained a substantial amount friday night and the military said that flights would not be coming in ...

Bolivia, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Bolivia

A travel blog entry by tinytraveller

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La Paz, Potosi, Solar de Iuyni, Altiplano/Salt Flats - Christmas LA PAZ: Back to the city. It`s now the 20th of December and people are starting to talk of Christmas. The decorations go up on the truck and secret Santa presents are starting to be ...

Tijuana on Steroids, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Tijuana on Steroids

A travel blog entry by atlpilot36

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... chute, and the city goes up in either direction from left or right of this wide street.   As densely built La Paz progresses southward, it drops in altitude to just under 10,000' where the wealthiest neighborhoods lie.   ...

A Vacation Within a Vacation, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

A Vacation Within a Vacation

A travel blog entry by atlpilot36

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... so no one would be left out in the cold. I barely made it back in time for my 6:30pm bus to La Paz, but luckily for me nothing in Bolivia seems to run on time.   That sweet spot of relaxation had just found me when all of a sudden ...

Chacaltaya and the Valle de la Luna!, La Paz, Bolivia travel blog

Chacaltaya and the Valle de la Luna!

A travel blog entry by dawn_smedley

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... and off we went! We drove through the richer areas of downtown La Paz and what a contrast to the rundown buildings in El Alto. La Paz is abit different from most cities as the rich people live in town and the poor people live in the suburbs! The opposite ...

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