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A pleasant change
Sucre is a pleasant change to the mines of Potosi. The official capital of Bolivia, is a clean and safe place to relax a bit. It is also a bit lower in altitute (2800m) and therefore warmer. I visted the Casa de la Libertad with some local girls I got to know in town where the country's Declaration of Independence was signed and which was also the …
Jurassic Park
... Latine sans chercher á baragouiner des rudiments d'espagnol me parait assez significatif...on ne fait pas vraiment le même voyage.
L'idée, pour beaucoup, est de se contenter d'un survol de chaque endroit, sans chercher á comprendre ce qui se cache derrière; á en savoir plus sur la culture, l'histoire; á échanger avec les gens.
La relation avec les gens du coup reste marquée par la défiance, la peur de se faire arnaquer.
La journée du gringo de ...
Getting Started!
... resurrection and to
prove that Bolivia is cooler than Brazil.
This afternoon, our group embarked on a fantastical hunt for treasure through the narrow (and congested) streets of Cochabamba. Some call this quest a “scavenger hunt”, but we are no scavengers. Without a doubt, the most rewarding treasure was the discovery of numerous local
tongue twisters, repeated dozens of times by frustrated locals. Also on our list was the ...
Cochabamba
... market of Bolivia. We stayed for one day and got lost in the maze of markets. We even felt courageous enough to try the typical food of Cochabamba, sillpancho, on the market. A nice stop to make on your way from La Paz to Sucre! The last night we found out that on our street, at night, abandoned children get aggressive ….. luckily we didn’t notice anything of ...
Cochabamba 3***
... We have a long walk through the town, trying to find the plaza. It's fairly attractive, I like the palm trees and it's definitely a very bustling city - nice lively atmosphere. We buy some supplies for our bus ride and have a cheesy empanada which is amazing, definitely the best I've had in South America. We get our bags and get a taxi to the bus stop we need, he of course drops us in completely the wrong place, we end up having to walk for nearly half an ...
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