Sucre Palace Hotel La Paz

Av 16 de Julio 1636 La Paz, 1014, Bolivia

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La Paz und Sylvester

A travel blog entry by frediundmoritz

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... in La Paz zu geben, wo aber keiner wohnt. Hier sind überall Straßenstände und Märkte, die sich durch die ganzen Straßen ziehen.
Leider hatte mal wieder alles zu als wir da waren - es scheint in Bolivien unmöglich zu sein, mal ein Museum zu besuchen! Aber wir sind zur Ausgrabungsstätte nach Tiahuanaco gefahren, was sehr interessant war. Es ist von einer ...

In een klein vliegtuigje naar La Paz

A travel blog entry by ingetravel

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Om 9h moeten we id luchthaven staan voor onze vlucht van 10h10. En wie komt even later aangestresst? Yep, Thijs. We waren nog bijna voor hem vertrokken, moesten we de vlucht van gisteren gehaald hebben.
Ons vliegtuig komt pas om 10h40 aangevlogen. Het wordt een Metro 23; een klein vliegtuigje voor een 20-tal passagiers. Dat betekent: laag vliegen en veel zien...super!
We doen nog een tussenlanding ...

LA PAZ EXPRESS!

A travel blog entry by cassieweller

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... box. Dog, gets out of box, pooh's in the isle, then, gets back into the box. Lovely...

Its 6:30AM, check in is at 7. The german couple are here, checking in also, ah, so funny how we keep bumping into each other. Thers also Dave, a newbie from london. Turns out my bed is not ready until 10am... Ok, oh well, Bec is asleep around here somewhere... maybe I can crawl into her bed...

Bec, hello... ????

NO CRAWLING INTO BEC"S BED, as she ...

Wk14: The Gap Adventures Familia...

A travel blog entry by jayvora

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... with drums and dancers made their way onto the middle of the dancefloor and just went crazy! It was such an amazing atmosphere and the crowd was loving it. Great, great night!

I knew that bolivia was one hour ahead of peru, but forgot to change the time on my phone, so when the alarm went off at 7am the next day, it was in fact 8am. This was the time Tom and i were meant to meet the rest of the group to visit the Tiwanaku ancient ruins. We made the ...

Looking downwards to La Paz

A travel blog entry by thedeepersouth

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La Paz, a dizzying dazzling capital city unlike any I've ever seen, of unparalleled height (it's the highest in the world), spread thinly over the concave walls of an enormous valley. While people will pay dearly for high-up homes that offer sweeping panoramics of the surrounding area (Mount Illimani looms not far in the distance), the wealthy and elite of La Paz live at the very lowest point in the city. It's here that the weather is warmer and ...