Amigo Hostel Sucre
Colon 125 Sucre, Bolivia
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My week in Sucre
OK this is way overdue, but ages ago I spent a week in Sucre to learn Spanish and to explore what is supposed to be one of the most beautiful cities in South America.
The week started out well as on the bus I met a group of Bolivian Tourism students who were returning from a trip around South America to study tourism (their university paid …
Sucre
We only stayed in Sucre one night so I can't say too much about it. There's not much to do other than stroll through the streets. The city is clearly a wealthier part of Bolivia; the women were dressed elegantly, the streets were cleaner and the buildings were more attractive. It was a nice stop-off point before heading to Santa Cruz to catch our flight to Rio.
Remeis estomacals
Vaig sortir d'Uyuni a les 19:00, recordava les 8 hores de pedres al cul, fotut dins una espècie de furgoneta amb vells i ressecs amortidors cansats de carregar bestiar bolivià a lo bèstia i alguna culleradeta de gringos que no saben on es foten. Recordava el desodorant que batejava l'olor corporal del dosmetres francès amb esquena d'armari que …
If you cant beat them join them
Hey Hey, So we left the mining behind and headed to the joint Bolivian capital of Sucre. However, yet again we arrived in the middle of carnival. On our way to Amigo hostel, our 3rd hostel, I bought a bag of waterballoons from a girl on the street in order to retaliate appropriately should the need arise! At 9 balloons for 10p it was a very fair …
Sucre Dinosaur Tracks
Sucre is a really cute town with white washed buildings. It is the political capital and is full of students. It is really refreshing to see another, cleaner side of Bolivia. Despite being known as a tourist adventure spot (hiking, biking etc), there were no tours running due to a lack of interest.
I was lucky enough to swap rooms in my …


