Las Torres Hostal Sucre
San Alberto No.19 Sucre, 335, Bolivia
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Sucre
Un petit séjour de quelques jours dans la ville de Sucre. Nous sommes toujours en compagnie d'Aurelie & Morand. Nous prenons le temps d'apprécier les petits restaus du coin et de récupérer un peu de notre périple dans le Salar d'Uyuni.
Il reigne dans cette ville une très bonne atmosphère. Il y a beaucoup d'édifices d'un blanc éclatant …
Bolivia
On 19th May we entered Bolivia. Passing through customs with no problems, the difference between Argentina and Bolivia was immediatly obvious. The feel was generally less well off and less comercalised. The roads were dirt roads, and there were small shops and street sellers. The dress of the people was also much more traditional, especially the …
Convents and Monasteries and Churches, oh my! - J
Seems that the Spaniards went a bit overboard with the whole religious building thing during the colonial times. Here in Sucre just about all the largest colonial buildings are either a church, monastery or convent. Seems that every block one of these giant edifices tower over the narrow cobbled street. You can also get a sense of the centrality of …
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Lazing & a BBQ in Sucre
... and the other was basically to go straight through Paraguy !!!
I had read bad reviews of the Paraguay route but it seemed to be that the road was now paved and we would rather sit on one bus than change 4 or 5 times so it was decided PARAGUAY here we come !!!!!!!!!!!!
Costs
En suite double room with wifi - £9.30 a night
Large can of beer from supermarket - £1
1 litre bottle of whisky - £3
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The other Bolivia
... in buildings where relatives left flowers etc. It looked nice as they are basically compartments which are locked so everything remains very neat.
I also went to a view point of the city. There is a steep climb and at the top there is a square with a pretty church, The look out point has a lot of arches and is actually nicer than the view! I had some coca tea at the cafe overlooking the city and chilled there for a bit.
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