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Off to Tiwanaku
Today we had a half day trip to the pre-Inca ruins of Tiwanaku. They date back to 1500BC. Not a lot left after the Spanish demolished the site looking for gold and silver, and then used the rock material to build their Catholic church nearby. Our guide was very knowledgeable and explained heaps as he took us through the two museums (the newest one …
Border crossings!!!!
Well Erin and I have arrived in La Paz...a vey busy city with mountains surrounding.We took most of the day to get here.We had heard Bolivian buses have a bad reputation and today they proved it, all right!!!There has been the strike on one of the roads which diŽdnŽt help...but we set off from Copacabana at 10am and got to La Paz at 3.30pm...a bus …
I am a Death Road Surviver!!!!
Hello All...well I have had an awesome day...Yes Mum I biked down the worlds most dangerous road and lived to tell the tale!!!
It was amazing...we had such a beautiful day.....we started at 4600ft and wound our way down to Coroico down in the plateau.I did it thru a company called Madness and it was great.I wish I could say that it was really …
La Paz
26th to 27th April 2008 I arrived into La Paz at 0700 on the 26th after an interesting overnight bus travel from Uyuni. We left Uyuni around 8pm the previous night and the road was bumpy! Around 1am we had a toilet stop but when trying to leave, the bus could not be started. We had to transfer to another bus but alas there was not enough seats on …
Safe in Bolivia
I arrived safely in La Paz, Bolivia on Wed morning around 5:45 AM. After 30-40 minutes of wandering around looking for a place to stay, I finally found the Hostal Naira, just steps from Plaza San Francisco and the main street (The Prado) through town. Wed was a bit of a blur as I was working on about 2 hours sleep and La Paz sits at an elevation of …