Morro Hostel La Paz
Munoz Cornejo 2707/2708 La Paz, Bolivia
Travel Blogs Nearby
In een klein vliegtuigje naar La Paz
... nog 12 graden en regen in La Paz. Andere mensen kleden zich dik aan. Wij doen hetzelfde id luchthaven, want niet dat we veel van het pilotenbericht gesnopen hadden. We voelen ook de hoogte lichtjes in ons hoofd. Ineens naar 3500m is niet niks.
Een taxi wil ons weer uitmelken, dus nemen we de shuttle voor 1/3 vd prijs. Het Spaans is redelijk verstaanbaar, dus we begrijpen wanneer we moeten afstappen.
...
LA PAZ EXPRESS!
... pedestrian...
WITCHES MARKETS are pretty cool!!! I just want to go NUTS and shop. Theres so many colours! So many handicrafts! I really want to buy a Alpaca jumper, just like everyother "gringo". Hey LOOK AT ME, I AM A GRINGO!! There are dried up Llama heads, gross, meant tto be lucky. Poor dave gets dragged around, but he does not mind. I buy a sweet bag for $18! Its apparently leather but stinks of chemicals! ALANA and ELOISE, I had your words in ...
Wk14: The Gap Adventures Familia...
... confiscated, so we had to be careful. However, when we did get to San Pedro prison, there weren't too many police or guards around, so i would sneak out my camera and take a few snaps. It actually wasn't too exciting from the outside, i would loved to have seen it from the inside. Oh well, i guess i just have to commit a crime. Lol.
It was actually more exciting on our way back to the hostel as we passed a prison van full of criminals and as i walked past it, i had ...
The Worlds Most Dangerous Road
Okay so by the title alone you probably think that I did something very stupid. And you're right. But before you get all worried that I lost all my common sense, know that I have learned my lesson and will not be participating in any more adrenalin treks. I am posting this weeks after the event because 1) I actually did get hurt and wanted to know what the damage really was before revealing the story; and 2) I wanted to tell my parents the story in person before I shared it with the ...
Looking downwards to La Paz
... edges of the city warped up and outwards around you. I wonder if people develop tunnel vision, with their entire life spent in a dugout?
The only sight we were fixated on seeing was the much-hyped hechicheria, witch’s market, which turned out to be just another tourist trap. Far from the magical, mysterious voodoo fair we were expecting, even the famous dried llama fetuses we’d heard so much about failed to evoke much ...


