Hotel Italia La Paz

Illampu 303 La Paz, Bolivia

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La Paz

A travel blog entry by yellowdragon

Ringsherum nichts als Sand, Buesche und Zaeune. Der Bus rollt die endlos lange und gerade Strasse entlang. In alle Himmelsrichtungen und bis zum Horizont erstreckt sich die bekannteste Landschaft Argentiniens. Der Himmel ist blauer als es die Augen verkraften koennen, so dass die Hoffnung nach ein paar Wolken immer groesser wird. Einige hundert …

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Gringos in Bolivia

A travel blog entry by janakaemma

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... the main entrance onto a jetty and throw their school papers away into the lake!

Next stop was La Paz (one of the two capitals of Bolivia...long story) where we took a local bus, thinking it was cheaper- which it was, but it had a hole in the floor right under our seats and no toilet. To get across a section of the lake the bus and us took separate boats which were old wooden wrecks which somehow kept afloat. 4 hours later, after diesel ...

Wk14: The Gap Adventures Familia...

A travel blog entry by jayvora

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Welcome back... Before the break, i had probably the best nights sleep I'd ever had. Exhaustion was an understatement, but the massage I'd had the night before really helped and my muscles weren't sore. And for the first time in over a week, i wasn't feeling ill. I think my body was still used to waking up really early, so i decided to take advantage of time and have a two hour breakfast! :-)

I spent the rest of my morning in cusco visiting the markets before meeting ...

A day at some museums

A travel blog entry by petemacleod

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... instruments. There were many linked to Bolivia such as Charangas but many other from around the world. I managed to get a sound out of a didgeridoo! There was a harmonium which you could play as well which was a lot of fun. I didnt realised but it works by playing the piano keys but also pressing and releasing foot pedals to push air into it. There were also a few 80īs small synth which I had fun playing. It was a very random place!
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Lo bueno y mal de Peru

A travel blog entry by petemacleod

... can get a private room for the price of a dorm elsewhere and everyone speaks to you in Spanish.

2. The Spanish spoken in Peru is easy to understand.

3. Inka Cola.

4. Portions are huge and you can get really good quality food in some restaurants.

5. Llamas.

Bad

1. Rice with every meal.

2. Lima

3. ...