 | Quijarro, Bolivia |
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... 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 ...
... . Proper diet coke was too good to turn down though. Sugar free drinks are really hard to find here. Despite being in Bolivia, all the prices were in Brazilian Reals which really confused things. Over the weekend we made the most of the swimming pool, ...
Quijarro, Bolivia Not wanting to spend another night in Corumba, we crossed the border between Brazil and Bolivia on Saturday 2nd June via Corumba and have ended up in some kind of shanty town called Quijarro. Straight away you can see the difference, ...
very comfy! Took the Expreso Oriente not the real death train but no need to go the posh option this was better than most night buses!
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Bolivia-Pantanal-Manus-Rio
Posted on Jun 20, 2008, 22:13:41
Hi Globetrotter, I'm not sure where you have been prior to arriving in Uyuni, but if I were in your shoes, I would go by bus and train to the Brazilian border at Corumba, which is in the Southern Pantanal. Go from Uyuni to Oruro, then ...
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