Hostal Copacabana La Paz
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Illampu 734 La Paz, Bolivia, 011-591-2-245-1138
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Arrived in La Paz thinking I had recovered from the bad vomitting. Then... I got the *****!! SIGH!!!! This country hates me. First my throat hurts, now my ass. Glad to report that I am now feeling better, thanks to a great diet of Gatorade, yoghurt, chocolate and coke!
La Paz, Bolivia feliciawong
Due to my misbehaving stomach, we cannot eat at local food places, much less sample any street food (no exotics, unlike starfish in China). On the bright side, we get to eat at all the places listed "TOP END" in the LonelyPlanet because 1) i need to make sure the food is clean - or supposed to be clean; and 2) Top End = US$4 per main course. Enjoy the pictures of me enjoying food! And also some pictures of this crazy chaotic but characterful city. At 4,400m, La Paz is the world's highest capi...
La Paz, Bolivia feliciawong
I spent 1 May venturing around La Paz trying to find the airline office (Amaszonas) to get our refund, and only managed to succeed on May 2, because it was Labour Day, everything was closed, and there were massive rallies everywhere. Rob's halfway there, so we're gonna try and wing it and make it to Copacabana before our highly-coveted reservations with Hostal La Cupula are cancelled.
La Paz, Bolivia feliciawong
Arrived in La Paz on Monday afternoon. In Tiquina, Bolivia there is a ferry crossing. They made us exit the bus, get on a small boat (30 people or so), and reboard the bus on the other side. It only took about 30 minutes total but we watched a guy try to run after his bus. I still canīt figure out how he missed it!
Also, for some crazy reason, when we got to La Paz the bus stopped near the middle of town instead of the main terminal. Got a hotel nearby (Hostal Copacabana) - small room...
La Paz, La Paz, Bolivia lasondra
Saturday, April 29th - Internet cafe in Sucre - 4:21pm Day 7 - Salar de Uyuni (Thursday, April 27) The next morning we visited the famous Salar de Uyuni, what most people that visit Bolivia consider the highlight of their trip. The place is the world's largest salt flat (12,000 sq km) and sits at 3650 m and covers. The place is truly surreal where some of the dry parts looks like you are driving through snow and others where you have about 10 cm of water over the salt, it seems like you are d...
Sucre, Bolivia soummo
Well, yesterday I did absolutely nothing except update this website, play cards, and talk to Tina. Today, however, is a different story. Today Mike and I got up around 830 had our last breakfast and packed our bags. I went and bought a ticket for La Paz, and left Copacabana at 1130. Mike and I have had a fantastic time together, but now he has to go to Alaska, and I have another month of traveling. I got into La Paz around 3 this afternoon and found a hostel(called Copacabana HA!) Since then ...
La Paz, Bolivia surgeongeneralTravel Blogs Nearby
... a 64km stretch of downhill mayhem. The first half is tarmac and the second section, narrow gravel is statistically considered the worlds most dangerous road. the reason being that it is only wide enough for 1 vehicle, with passing points. And because it is notorious for drunken local bus drivers and mad bolivians after staying awake all night, flying down it at ridiculous speeds and dropping off the sides. Oh and did I mention that it is a mountain pass dropping from 4800m to ...
La Paz, Bolivia garyjampot
... capitals first helps us to identify it quicker)<br><br>ROBERTS lynne<br><br>c/o lista de Correos<br><br>Correo Central<br><br>la Paz<br><br>Bolivia<br><br>South America<br><br>Apparently they keep mail for up to 3 months but in any case, now would be a good time to send stuff giving it plenty of time to arrive.<br><br>Tomorrow is the big football match between Bolivia and Brazil, there will be dancing in the streets I'm sure. <br><br>laters
La Paz, Bolivia 50odd
... with weird blue lights) and tried to think of exciting things to do to keep us amused all night... we weren´t very imaginative... we read, dozed, watched the crazy cleaning man whizz about on his floor cleaner and went for another play on the travelators! Checked in ourselves as KLM are too lazy to do it themselves and waved goodbye to our rucksacks until la paz! The short journey to Amsterdam was quickly over after having declined the goats cheese, walnut and ...
La Paz, Bolivia nickiandal
... after and the main figure in the Independence of South America from Spain. He did not achieve his dream of a united Spanish speaking South America but had a good go.<br><br>There were more protests in the main street again today, they seem to be daily events for one party or another.
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