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Hotel Regina 3 Cochabamba

Calle Nataniel Aguirre No. 718 Cochabamba, 07037, Bolivia

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COCHABAMBA HECTICNESS

A travel blog entry by cassieweller

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... 10pm. One night here is enough.

ROAD BLOCKS! You're kidding! Just found out roads are blocked to la Paz.

Fresh Juice yum

They are laughing at my Spanish.

MARKETS in Cochabamba are famous for the Wednesday and Friday market. After the cable car to San Sabastian-a big cliff with Jesus statue on top, I head to the market with my back pack to the front...

Fear, you are not my friend!

Buy nice ...

Escaping the traffic, into the wilderness

A travel blog entry by fernsadventure

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... if you are foolish enough to want to cross. Similary visiting the markets was an exercise of avoiding buses, motorbikes, ducking under low tarpaulin and out of the way of people who would otherwise walk into you or sellers with carts laden with iced doughnuts. So I was looking forward to heading out into Toro Toro National Park, which had been the purpose of me coming to the city.

At 6am I waited to get on the local bus, alongside ...

Felix, Mezcla, and a mountain of rice

A travel blog entry by yisouthamerica

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... one girlīs book ten times, realizing later she had a twin sister). Even now, several days later, we still get one or two stragglers who want an autograph.

*Building the school has been an interesting, yet frustrating experience. The work environment is much different from that back home. There is minimal planning/strategy, and the tools are bought used to save money for more cement and bricks. However, it is amazing how the ...

Bienvenidos chicos y chicas Sur America!

A travel blog entry by yisouthamerica

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... 61528;a coloured buildings organised themselves along the sides of the many mountains surrounding the city.

We reached our hostel safely; our driver hooted and pushed his way past the afternoon traffic and crowds of pedestrians to stop right outside its glass doors. I think I speak for all of us when I say I was very pleasantly surprised by how neat and beautiful the hostel actually was. And being from Australia, the source and ...

Dancing with Diablos

A travel blog entry by upwardbound

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... to 2,000 USD per ensemble! That, added to the required time to practice the different dances and steps and money to hire bands, speaks of the dedication that Cochabambinos have towards the Virgen of Urkupina, complete and utter dedication and faith in this saint.

Like I said, the fiesta was amazing! Unfortunately, I only applied sunscreen to my arms, so my back is burned, and I have a pretty wicked sandal tan. But, it was totally worth it. Once in a lifetime experience!
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