Quijarro

I never really intended to write a travel bloq. But I want to share some experiences of my travelling in Brazil. I don't know it somebody is interested or cares about the blog, but still it will be funny for me to find it in a couple of years and read the ...

... of Slop!, a Jackie Chan movie dubbed into Americano with Spanish subtitles and a room with no windows for 24 Bolivianos? Quijarro. I expect this experience will be good preperation should I get kidnapped along the way during my travels in the ...

... the Police didn't tell them why. We later found out that there was a transport strike that day in the tiny dusty town of Quijarro and all the roads were blocked by taxis and lorry's. We waited patiently asking the Police what was going on. They said they ...

... to arrive in Campo Grande for another 3 days we hadn't looked up any bus times or whether we could even get to Campo Grande from Quijarro. But as there was no other option we waited until 2pm and took a local bus to the coach station. Luckily there was a ...

... we were very surprised that we could feel the difference of the two countries right at the border. The people in Puerto Quijarro looked totally different than in Brazil. The Bolivians were very beautiful as they were very native Indian looking. The girls ...

... sleeping bag. I think the word to describe it is "exhilerating". Getting into Bolivia was fine, but getting out of the town of Quijarro was more difficult than I expected. I thought I'd be able to get on the overnight train to Santa Cruz, but there were ...

We arrived late in Puerto Quijarro right on the other site of the Brazilian-Bolivian frontier. We checked in a hotel and walked along the streets. Right from the beginning I like Bolivia a lot, it seemed happier and the people on the streets as well, ...

... it a lot easier to get into Bolivia. After much trouble we booked a bus to Santa Cruz and had 7 hours to kill in Puerto Quijarro, an equally small and boring town as Corumba. So after a brief wonder round we bought a pack of playing cards for 2 bolivianos ...