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Cocabamba, Bolivia
Posted on Jan 7, 2009, 13:00:14 by mmbcross
It's Cochabamba, not Cocabamba (though I bet Ivo Morales would like to change the name!). Here's a report from a North American couple who live in Cochabamba
 
Should a 19 year old girl travel to Boliva by herself?
Posted on Mar 4, 2009, 22:32:57 by aopaq
... in the "Introduce Yourself" thread as well. Hopefully, you can find someone to travel with you all the way to Cochabamba. I think you said in another post that you would have to purchase an airticket to Cochabamba once you arrive in La Paz. ...
 
Should a 19 year old girl travel to Boliva by herself?
Posted on Mar 4, 2009, 22:52:45 by wakingdream
... I am nervous about going to a strange country where I am not fluent in the language. I'm trying to travel to a wildlife refuge near Cochabamba, but I would have to go into the city of Cochabamba and take a bus to where I want to go. Is this safe? Is ...
 
Should a 19 year old girl travel to Boliva by herself?
Posted on Mar 4, 2009, 16:26:13 by ewu5191
... I am nervous about going to a strange country where I am not fluent in the language. I'm trying to travel to a wildlife refuge near Cochabamba, but I would have to go into the city of Cochabamba and take a bus to where I want to go. Is this safe? Is ...
 
Voluntary work in Bolivia
Posted on Aug 7, 2006, 18:21:30 by Guest_gringoloco_*
Between Cochabamba and santa Cruz is a very well organized and respected wild life refuge where you can work with monkeys parrots and big cats. It will cost you $7 a day for room and board. There are trekkers there from all over the world, and they ...
 
EXPATS IN COCHABAMBA
Posted on Nov 20, 2009, 10:14:00 by mmbcross
I bet Jim would be able to give you lots of information on Cochabamba.
 
EXPATS IN COCHABAMBA
Posted on Nov 9, 2009, 13:47:49 by xm65
I sent you this link in a private message already, just thought I'd make it public. You can search the TP travel blogs very easily and find lots of people there: thank you.....
 
EXPATS IN COCHABAMBA
Posted on Nov 9, 2009, 13:11:28 by starlagurl
I sent you this link in a private message already, just thought I'd make it public. You can search the TP travel blogs very easily and find lots of people there:
 
EXPATS IN COCHABAMBA
Posted on Nov 6, 2009, 19:56:21 by xm65
My son and I are planning of a trip to Cochabamba.... I wish to talk to someone already living there.. perhaps an American or other english speaking persons living there. I have a ton of questions.. so I hope you have the time an inclanations to answer ...
 
Bolivia-Pantanal-Manus-Rio
Posted on Jun 20, 2008, 22:13:41 by mmbcross
... to the Brazilian border at Corumba, which is in the Southern Pantanal. Go from Uyuni to Oruro, then continue by bus via Cochabamba to Santa Cruz From here there is a train, the famous "tren de la muerte" (death train because it ...
 
Why you should travel alone
Posted on Mar 4, 2009, 16:20:49 by ewu5191
... La Paz airport to Cochabamba, which wouldn't be so bad because flights go out daily. From there, I would take a taxi from the Cochabamba airport to the bus terminal in the city, and take the bus 5 hours to Parque Machia. Is this safe for a 19 year ...
 
Paraguay - Bolivia
Posted on Oct 30, 2009, 12:14:35 by ukadrift
Anyone travelled to / from Paragay and Bolivia by bus? Is it really as awful as my paraguayan pals keep telling me? I was thinking about Asu- Cochabamba, then Santa Cruz- Sucre and then fly to La Paz and fly back to Asuncion..comments welcome. Alan
 
Paraguay - Bolivia
Posted on Oct 30, 2009, 12:14:32 by ukadrift
Anyone travelled to / from Paragay and Bolivia by bus? Is it really as awful as my paraguayan pals keep telling me? I was thinking about Asu- Cochabamba, then Santa Cruz- Sucre and then fly to La Paz and fly back to Asuncion..comments welcome. Alan
 
Scariest Roads / Drives
Posted on Jun 11, 2008, 19:47:18 by andrewsinclair
... in a bus has to be when i was in Bolivia, but not on the most dangerous road. It was a route from La Paz to Cochabamba on an overcrowded bus (most of us gringos had to stand, as the driver put it) with some of us having some pretty bad altitude sickness ...
 
Salar d'Uyuni
Posted on Feb 25, 2008, 10:47:33 by mmbcross
... will give the same experience, but cost wise it is probably better from the Bolivian side. Get off the train or bus at Cochabamba and go south to Uyuni through Sucre and Potosi. Afterwards go north to La Paz through Oruro. Although the Chilean side has ...
 

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