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Mensen die we tegenkomen beginnen ons te vragen wat we nu het mooist vonden op onze reis. Ondanks dat we nog twee maanden moeten beginnen we ons al aardig ervaren te voelen nu deze vraag steeds vaker voorkomt. Het antwoord hierop moeten we altijd schuldig blijven, zoveel goede herinneringen. De Mekong & cocktails in Don Det, de zonsondergangen …
Unorthodox Thanksgiving
... or “Don’t worry, you can eat this, I didn’t put any cheese or eggs in it” But once we clarified everything her food was delicious.
Our driver/ guide was a solemn and quiet man, whose main concern after 10 years of giving tours was to keep us on schedule. It was difficult to get his dark leathered skin to form a smile. However, on the third day we had a breakthrough, and her name was Madonna. As soon ¨Just like a ...
Salt flats: One of the most stunning places ever
... had to offer us. Exhausted but very much pleased, we arrived in the late afternoon again in Uyuni.
Several busses were awaiting us now since our next destination was Asuncion, Paraguay, located more than 2200km away from Uyuni. Unfortunately we already had to say goodbye to Renate, Helen, Darren and Jelita since they would be going directly to Argentina without passing in Paraguay. Luckily we already made plans for a brief reunion at the Iguazu waterfalls in Northern ...
Mar de Sal
... et leurs wagons attendent patiemment d'être rongés par le sel.
L'ambiance désuète du lieu est malheureusement gâchée par une affluence digne de la Gare de Lyon à l'heure de pointe. Ce sont les tours au départ d'Uyuni qui déversent leurs flots de gringos avant d'entamer le voyage en sens inverse.
On se dit qu'on a bien fait de partir de Tupiza, pour éviter de se déplacer en caravane et d'attendre sagement son tour pour prendre des ...
Salar de Uyuni (The Salt Flats)
... and split into our groups of 6… 4x4 companions for the next 3 days. Everyone in the group was lovely and we ended up traveling with an Aussie and English couple (Rick & Charlotte), a Danish crazy chap (Philip) and a German (Johanna) who very kindly became our Spanish translator. We packed into our 4x4 with luggage on top yet even with our 3 day water supply each and day packs it was surprisingly comfortable. Our guide was called Guido and we were relieved to find that ...
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“ It's not much ”
Reviewed Jun 4, 2012
but they have heating for 10 Bol more, as well as wifi for 10 bol more. You won't stay in Uyuni long so splurge :) and treat yourselve to some warmth.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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