Museos Municipales La Paz
Calle Jaen La Paz, Bolivia
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We wanted to spend more time in Bolivia but got food poisoning probably from Peru and spent a few very uncomfortable days in La Paz before deciding to move on. We didn't get a chance to do mountain biking and hiking like we wanted to. There were some very high mountains nearby that would have been good to climb as well. La Paz is at 3600m and walking any where quickly makes ...
Kerstdagen
... van La Paz. Zo zien we op deze iets zon*****e dag het studentenplein, waar de cinema is (en ertegenover een slechte koffiebar),de mooie bergketen ad stadsrand en het gigantisch grote stadspark met een eigen speelpark. Hier zitten die Bolivianen dus op hun vrije dag. Het gonst er van het volk.
Op dinsdag hervat het leven stilletjes aan. We bezoeken ...
Her Name was Lola, She was a Showgirl
... like it at all here despite the out of place Christmas trees and decorations that you occasionally stumble across.
I made it onto the bus to Copacabana on Wednesday morning. The journey up towards Lake Titicaca was beautiful, unlike any place I´ve been before. But, as always with travelling in South America, it was an eventful trip because they asked us to get off the bus when we reached a ...
Wk14: The Gap Adventures Familia...
... so we brought them toys. It was really nice to see the kids so happy, altho i was a little reluctant to give them the toys (i wanted to play with them instead! Lol).
We reached our hostel early evening and went out for dinner to a really cool restaurant where they had a traditional peruvian dance show. It actually just looked like a pumped up version of garba. I wanted to jump on stage and start doing the ranjaniyu. Lol. Their costumes were so awesome, so ...
Border Crossing
... for a visa, fill out all the paperwork, make copies of our different things, pay the $135 visa fee. Few other countries are made to jump through such hoops; just the routine showing of passport is enough.
So that was our state of mind as we waited at the bus terminal to board our bus. We'd booked seats with TourPeru (a.k.a. Border Crossing for Dummies. The company specializes in helping mostly international travelers enter Bolivia by walking them ...


