Hotel Portales Cochabamba
Av. Pando 1271, Casilla Cochabamba, -, Bolivia
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Cumbre de los Pueblos y Cambio Climático
Mi viaje a Bolivia comenzó con una propuesta que le hice a mi tia de asistir a la Cumbre de los Pueblos y los derechos de la Madre Tierra que convocó el presidente Evo Morales, como crítica al fallo de la cumbre de Copenhaguen. Eso si, con toda su intención de lograr un buen posicionamiento ante el mundo internacional.
Tras un vuelo de 3 …
Cochabamba - Swampy Plains
A pit stop in Cochabamba to meet up with Tio Caco, Tia Pilar, Horacio, Sonia, Andres, and Romero
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COCHABAMBA HECTICNESS
... he could see the terror in my eyes and helps me.He asked the same desks, but when they saw it was for me, they say NO.
Finally get lucky! Go to gate, apparantly need a ticket to EXIT the terminal,
and she runs!! its now 10:26, bus leaves at 10:30
PERDON PERDON, PERMISO PERMISO!!! basically, MOOOOVVVEE!!!
I run to the ticket desk, a Bolivain goes to push in as usual, and I usually accept, but this time, I SLAP my ...
Cochabamba: the downsides of travel
... beers, a crazy afternoon wandering a market filled with everything imaginable, and hours of guilty pleasure perusing pirated DVD stores wondering if the movies really were, as the shopkeepers insisted, in English. I just think, and please don’t beat me up for saying this, that our visit to the city was not worth all the hours of travel and the detour we had to make.
After all, we never made it to Torotoro. We tried, very hard, ...
24 hour Bus Trip from hell??
the long and short of it was that we got on a bus at 8.30pm, due to arrive in 12 hours, so 8am. All good except that it didn't have the loo we were told it did, so i had to get the driver to stop and pee on the roadside. Not pleasant! anyway....
i was fast asleep until 3.30am when it suddenly stops. Driver says something about a blockade and then buggers off to the bed behind his chair. nice of him eh???
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