 | Sucre and Potosi, Bolivia |
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... session!) and arranged to meet up again in Uyuni. The next day we made our way part of the way to Uyuni and caught yet another night bus to Potosi. In Potosi we planned to visit the silver mines on the day we arrived and leave that night, however, it ...
... be the print of a diplidocous" and then how he persuaded anyone to listen. Luckily they did. After Sucre we took a three hour bus ride to Potosi. Our taxi to the bus station was a typical example of Bolivian taxi{s. A Lada with a heavily smashed ...
... to join us, unheard of as the miners don't mix with the town folk. They're looked down on and quite rightly resent this not least because Potosi owes everything to mining. Fully showered (we'll tell you another time about that saga) we met the miners ...
Only photos at the moment I`m afraid, I`ll type more soon!
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Salar d'Uyuni
Posted on Feb 25, 2008, 10:47:33
... wise it is probably better from the Bolivian side. Get off the train or bus at Cochabamba and go south to Uyuni through Sucre and Potosi. Afterwards go north to La Paz through Oruro. Although the Chilean side has access also, there is not much to see on ...
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