Rio Selva Resort Coroico

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, Pacallo Coroico, Bolivia, 0811-41561

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Bolivia- Dia 5



Dia 5- Fui a Santa Cruz. Quedé en el Rio Selva Resort. El hotel es muy bien. Comé en el Heladria Kivon. La comida es muy bien. Despues, relajé mucho. Caminé en el ciudad. Hay muchos edificios interesantes. Saqué muchos fotos. Comé en Heledria para almorzar, y despues yo visité el Parque Nacional Amboro.

Santa Cruz, Bolivia cristina17

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