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Entry 9 of a trip titled: South America Travel Blog
Read about our trip backpacking throughout South America in Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina.
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by satravelblog....well we finally got out of the jungle and are heading north to Cusco via a quick fly by to La Paz to pick up my bankpack and have lunch for the last time at Loki before heading to Cemetary Bus station for our 4 hour bus to Copacabana on Lake Titticaca....NOT COPACABANA in BRAZIL as the title may lead you to think.....the bus trip is lovley.....
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by nenebeneSalut fideles lecteurs, Nous sommes bien content d etre arrivee en Bolivie et a titre d information generale, le corps d annie va beaucoup mieux. Recapitulons les derniers jours... Dimanche dernier, on s est repose de notre treck a Cusco. Annie a une fois de plus vomit, et ce dans un restaurant. Ensuite, on est aller a notre super resto tenu par...
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by jslabbeeWhen people start speaking to him in Hebrew, we know that Rob HAS to cut his hair and get a shave. So for S$2, Rob had his melon lavished with attention from the Bolivian lady at the pelequeria. Muy bonito! After that, we visited the Basilica which was built in 1604. It houses the mythical "Black Virgin" (a wood carving of the Virgin Mary), whic...
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by feliciawongFinally unsick, Rob and I ventured down to the lakeshore and decided to go for a paddle (there were the silly duck/swan paddleboats, but we found them too uncool for us). The day ended with a tasty fondue (complete with gruyere cheese), as a special treat!
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by feliciawongWe arrived at the opportune time at Copacabana (not the famous Brazilian beach with Lola the showgirl that Barry Manilow sings about, but it's poorer Bolivian namesake cousin!), as it is the first weekend of May - time for the Fiesta de la Cruz (Festival of the Cross), marked by dancing in the streets. These parades seem to go on indefinitely, a...
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by feliciawongWe finally arrived, and were not disappointed. Thankful that the very popular Hotel La Cupula held our reservations despite the 2 day delay, we love our room! YAAY!
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by feliciawongMark 24/4: A day of just chilling out in Copacabana was on the cards so after breakfast we took a walk up to the hill behind our hotel, which is only 166m high but on the walk it can get quite huffy puffy trying to get the oxygen in! Rewarded with fantastic views from the top across the Lake & all around. There was a little man selling stuff...
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by markandbecsBecs 20/4: Well up bright and early for our tourist bus from La Paz to Copacabana, a town on Lake Titicaca. We took Milton Tours tourist bus which took about 3.5hrs including a little lake crossing where they put people on one boat and there is no way it would have passed a road worthy if it were a car, I could see the water in the cracks of the...
A travel blog entry from Copacabana by markandbecsWe took a bus from La Paz to Copacabana which is on the Bolivian side of Lake Titicaca. Lake Titicaca is known as the world's highest navigable lake and is higher than La Paz at about 3800-4000 metres above sea level. On the bus trip we were surprised when we were all asked to get off the bus, still with al of our luggage in the bus and catch a ...
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