Bolivia

"CASI" LISTOS PARA VOLVER

Hola a todos! Tengo una pregunta: ¿quién es Osky7? que nos pide muy behemente que volvamos? Pero le digo: tranquilo, todo tiene su momento, y volveremos. Yo al menos, amenazo con volver para engrosar las listas de inmigración jejeje... Bueno, quería contarles que el domingo nos fuimos a...

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Noemi y Carlos on September 9, 2008 from Chacabuco, Bolivia

from the travel blog: NUESTRO VIAJE POR ASIA Y ALGO MAS...

We nipped across the border to see Lake Titicaca from the Bolivian side. From here we took a boat trip to the Isla del Sol, where we visited ruins, saw objects recovered from under the lake where they think there may have once been pre inca settlements and touched a sacred puma (it was a...

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billyandsophie on June 15, 2008 from Copacabana, Bolivia

from the travel blog: South America

Copacabana (no not Brazil) and Isla del Sol

So, after somehow occupying 5 nights in La Paz we took an early morning bus to Lake Titicaca, often wrongly quoted as the world´s highest navigable lake. The views of La Paz, as we headed up to the Altiplano, were amazing. The journey was a nice short 3 hours or so, and after a couple of hours...

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jonnik on April 7, 2008 from Copacabana, Bolivia

from the travel blog: Jon & Kenty's Grrrrrand Tour

Lama foetus anyone ?

It was a cold and wet morning as we arrived in La Paz, at around 3700m, the world's highest capital. It would probably be hard walking around if the roads are flat, but they're not....for the most part they are very, very steep...the kind of place you get out of breath just thinking about going...

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jonnik on April 2, 2008 from La Paz, Bolivia

from the travel blog: Jon & Kenty's Grrrrrand Tour

Uyuni Salt Flats tour

So it was bye-bye San Pedro after a couple of days chilling and an extra hour in bed as the clocks finally went back....it's been a bit confusing ! We boarded the crowded bus and headed off up into the Andes past huge 5000m+ volcanoes as the desert town disappeared below us. The border crossing...

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jonnik on March 30, 2008 from Uyuni, Bolivia

from the travel blog: Jon & Kenty's Grrrrrand Tour

Salty, muddy and wet! but beautiful

So after a lot of bus travelling without sleeping properly and bolivian old fat ladys telling us off and other fun stuff, we arrive in Uyuni, the town from where we will start our 3 day salt flat tour! Our group Consists of a dutch couple, 1 french guy and a swedish girl. Day 1 We set...

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agnesola on October 3, 2007 from Uyuni, Bolivia

from the travel blog: Baby and Baby's around the world travel...

Salt plains, 4WD and brrrrr.........

Some of the frustrating things about travelling in South America, is the Bus or train timetables!! Particularly in Bolivia. For us, we wanted to get the train from La Paz to Uyuni to start a 4WD Salt plains tour. Unfortunately, the train only runs twice a week (the other option, is to do an...

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chrishoorweg on October 2, 2007 from Uyuni, Bolivia

from the travel blog: and one last trip before we come home.........?

alligator wrestling

Hello!! Here are our 3 days adventure in the amazon basin.... DAY ONE: So after leaving La Paz, we went on a 17 hours bus ride to get to Rurrenabaque, in the amazon basin. Just the bus ride was an adventure: probably 15 hours of the way is on a dirt road full of gravels, which makes the...

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agnesola on September 27, 2007 from Rurrenabaque, Bolivia

from the travel blog: Baby and Baby's around the world travel...

A big lake way up in the sky.....

We arrived into Puno, on the shores of Lake Titicaca (highest navigable lake in the world 3820m), late in the afternoon. We were not particularly taken by this little city so we were happy to have been here whilst the ´Lady of Mercy´ festival was on. Many types of traditional dance were being...

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chrishoorweg on September 23, 2007 from Copacabana, Bolivia

from the travel blog: and one last trip before we come home.........?

At Home

Once upon a time there were fish. And when the fish saw light, they made an omelet. With cheese of course. There were 5 ways to go about completing this. The first was by asking the which-what-what's-up-in-here-man. Then they asked him for a pint of beer and had some peanuts with it. The old...

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doronassayas on September 14, 2007 from La Paz, Bolivia

from the travel blog: Peru & Bolivia

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