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Que lugar mas increible!!

Llegue a las 02:00 de la mañana. El pueblo estaba completamente desierto. Asi que me fui a lo que se suponia que era el centro del pueblo y me meti en el primer hostal que vi con luz. Me levante a las 08:00 horas para contratar un tour. Ya sabia que salian sobre las 10:30 de la mañana y que...

permalink written by  Eka on December 8 from Uyuni, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Ekaren bidaia



Un lugar donde pasar las elecciones

Todo el pais paralizado por las elecciones que acaba de volver a ganar (arrasar!!) Evo Morales. La idea era estar ya en Uyuni para conocer el salar, pero ha pintado asi el tema. Asi que me he pasado un par de dias paseando por esta bella ciudad, capital historica y constitucional de Bolivia....

permalink written by  Eka on December 5 from Sucre, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Ekaren bidaia



No es la capital de Bolivia!!

Aqui se encuentra la sede de gobierno de los poderes ejecutivo y legislativo del pais, pero la capital historica de Bolivia es Sucre, donde tiene sede el poder judicial del pais. Por lo tanto, al menos yo, habia oido que La Paz era la capital mas alta del mundo con sus 3650 msnm. Lo cual no es...

permalink written by  Eka on December 2 from La Paz, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Ekaren bidaia



En el lado boliviano del Titikaka

Llegue!! Cruce la frontera 10 minutos antes de que la cerraran!! Un colectivo hasta Copacabana, que esta a 8 kms. de la frontera, buscar hospedaje, cenar un poco y a descansar. Por la mañana subi hasta un mirador desde el que se ve todo el Pueblo y el lago, un paseo por el centro y, a...

permalink written by  Eka on December 1 from Copacabana, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Ekaren bidaia



Islands, Sunsets and Mines

After Puno, I jumped on a bus to Copacabana, along with Kim & Eric who were heading the same way. We crossed the border into Peru, and found a dirt cheap hotel to spend the night in. Copacabana is a very chilled out, lake-side town, a lot nicer than Puno on the Peruvian side. We spent the first...

permalink written by  Sam_C on November 22 from Potosi, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Epic Detour



Birth Place of the Sun and the Moon

In the morning, my food-poisoning seemed much less severe, but I was starving, having not eaten much the day before. Unfortunately the place we went for breakfast gave us only five little hard bits of bread between us and a smidgen each of the disgusting red jam and industrial-tasting margarine...

permalink written by  shedden on November 2 from Isla del Sol, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon



Good Food in Bolivia!

I just wanted to leave Bolivia, but Joanne had been reading the guide book and Copacabana was going to be nice, apparently. At least is was at the border with Peru. Bolivia had been one of the countries we were most looking forward to, but I was feeling very negative about it now. Looking back...

permalink written by  shedden on November 1 from Copacabana, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon



Good Food in Bolivia!

I just wanted to leave Bolivia, but Joanne had been reading the guide book and Copacabana was going to be nice, apparently. At least is was at the border with Peru. Bolivia had been one of the countries we were most looking forward to, but I was feeling very negative about it now. Looking back...

permalink written by  shedden on November 1 from Copacabana, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon



More Bolivian Misery

When we got back to the hostel after surviving the '''Road of Death''', we thought we should get into the party spirit of the hostel and had a few drinks. One thing this party hostel does which actually makes it much easier to sleep than most party hostels, is it organises taxis to whisk...

permalink written by  shedden on October 30 from La Paz, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon



Road of Death

The Road of Death cycle route starts at an altitude of 4650 metres and then it's almost continuously downhill to 1200 metres. The road was declared the world's most dangerous road in 1995, with around 300 people being killed each year on it. It's much safer now that a new road has been opened,...

permalink written by  shedden on October 28 from La Paz, Bolivia
from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon



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