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  • Uyuni and La Paz Uyuni is not the type of place to linger in; it`s a sprawling desert town with dirty, dusty streets and no real noteworthy sites (bar the train graveyard outside of town, which we`d already Posted by Janelle_B in 100 Days in South America | Nov 24, 2008
  • The Death Road So Steve persuaded me to go on this infamous road between Coroico and La Paz. As I mentioned before, it is so named the "Death Road" due the ridiculously high mortality rate it once claimed. When it had buses, trucks Posted by Janelle_B in Janelle & Steve's Excellent Adventures | Dec 8, 2008
  • LA PAZ Thursday 4th December Left Sucre this morning ( plane delayed by an hour and a bit - and I killed myself getting ready this morning !!) ; pleasant flight; in a novel twist to airline travel we had our hand luggage Posted by Sparkster in Sparksters Big Adventure | Dec 7, 2008
  • SUCRE Wed 3rd December Well, the dodgey stomach isnt much better Im afraid - starting to get a bit worried that Im losing too much fluid as everything's going straight through me. On the plus side though, I've hardly eaten for two days Posted by Sparkster in Sparksters Big Adventure | Dec 7, 2008
  • Landscape on the Moon Although 3 days 4WD driving through the Bolivian desert may not appeal to all, it was an exhilarating experience. We thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent scenery,wildlife and a 4WD tour like no other. After making a naive choice of Posted by Tatyanazzz in Tim and Tatyana Travel | Dec 3, 2008
  • La Paz / Rurrenabaque So I was only in La Paz just for a day before heading to Rurrenabaque Monday morning, but I´ll be heading back there soon for just enough time to do all the touristy things I want. But even so, that Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | Dec 4, 2008
  • First Week in Bolivia For those of you that have heard from me already, I just want to let you know that mis maletas (luggage) have arrived. After four days of the same clothes, the situation was looking pretty grave, but all is well Posted by Laur456 in Bolivia | Oct 16, 2008
  • Arrival in Cochabamba Hello all, I just wanted to send a quick email to let everyone know that I am here in Villa Juan XXIII, just outside Cochabamba. I found a local internet "cafe", minus the cafe. I am all in one piece, Posted by Laur456 in Bolivia | Oct 16, 2008
  • Heading east After an amazing, amazing tour we had just been on we decided that we would take it slowley, heading from Uyuni to Samaipata. Uyuni was not great and the food was expensive so we decided to high tail it out Posted by zoandy in Our travels to find the flip side..... | Nov 29, 2008
  • Cochabamba, Villa Tunari Now that I´m stuck in Rurrenabaque for a day before heading back to La Paz, I have some time to update the blog... After leaving Sucre by plane, I arrived in Cochabamba around 6pm. I ended up only staying there for Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | Dec 4, 2008
  • UYUNI TO POTOSI Sunday 30th November Spent most of today travelling - in a beat up old bus with no suspension, from Uyuni to Potosi. Left at 8am. Dust and bumnps were the order of the day, magnified even more by teh fact that Posted by Sparkster in Sparksters Big Adventure | Dec 3, 2008
  • POTOSI Monday 1st December/Tuesday 2nd December 2008 Managed ( as usual) to cram quite a lot into these few days ; all started with our tour of the silver mines on Monday morning. Juan Carlos was the latest guide to get lumbered with Posted by Sparkster in Sparksters Big Adventure | Dec 3, 2008
  • UYUNI It seems most folk who come to Bolivia and Uyuni in particular come to see the salt plains and I have to say they were incredibly impressive !! We set out from Uyuni with Victor in 2 4WD's - and after Posted by Sparkster in Sparksters Big Adventure | Dec 3, 2008
  • The Amazon Jungle We flew from La Paz airport around midday to Rurrenabaque. This is where our Pampas tour in the amazon began. The aeroplane we took was one of those propeller planes and could only hold 19 people. We even had Posted by exleylaura in South America | Dec 1, 2008
  • UYUNI [ Sorry, havent been able to post for past few days as no internet conection in Uyuni, but I typed and saved this !! Mobile has totally died so if you're texting me then I wont be replying til I Posted by Sparkster in Sparksters Big Adventure | Nov 30, 2008
  • BOLIVIA I'm not really in the mood for doing this but thought I'd better keep at this or I'll end up giving up on it already !!! I HAVE COMMENTS !!!! Most impressed you can work this mum, and Zandra - might Posted by Sparkster in Sparksters Big Adventure | Nov 27, 2008
  • Flamingos,salt flats and all round giggles We finally found some additional people to do the Salt Flat tour with us... and whats a find it was. Andy sold the trip to them in half an hour and after that it was one of the best weeks Posted by zoandy in Our travels to find the flip side..... | Nov 29, 2008
  • Salta (Argentina) to Lake Titicaca (Bolivia) Hello Everyone! So the next part of our travels took us from BA to Salta in northern Argentina, another 16 hour bus trip! Here we speant a few days just chilling out in the sleepy town and by the pool in Posted by HANandHAM in Hannah&Hamish's World Trip | Nov 28, 2008
  • The American adventure "It reminds me of the American adventure" I hear this for the third time in as many days, as we chug up the road on our way to Tupiza. We enjoyed our time in Tilcara and did a cool walk Posted by zoandy in Our travels to find the flip side..... | Nov 21, 2008
  • Shear Madness Hi all, From memory our last update was a couple of weeks ago, since when we have crossed the border into Bolivia and entrenched ourselves in the spectacular city of La Paz. Perched in the hills of the Cordillera Real, La Posted by JessMike in A frog and a lobster en grandes vacances | Nov 20, 2008
  • Salt, deserts, moutains and lakes The area between Uyuni (Bolivia) and Chile is littered with national treasures. The past few days I have been part of a trek to cross this terrain by land rover. This was hard work. In the daytime the sun was scorching Posted by jamieking in Rio to Santiago | Nov 19, 2008
  • La Paz We left Copacabana satisfied after riding on one of the hideous duck paddle boats. Arrived in La Paz on the 16th and spent the first night getting a little oriented. It was a bit of a schock coming from Copacabana which Posted by CandCinSA in Cam and Christine in South America | Nov 19, 2008
  • Rurrenabaque - Madidi National Park So we booked 4 days 3 nights - which is really only 2 days in the jungle - with Chalalan Ecolodge. Supposedly one of the best and most ecologically friendly jungle forest lodges in Bolivia and possibly South America. Created Posted by Janelle_B in Janelle & Steve's Excellent Adventures | Nov 18, 2008
  • Salar de Uyuni We left San Pedro that morning bound for Bolivia.Our tourbus picked up the other tourists we`d be spending the next couple of days with; two Kiwi girls, and a Dutch couple who were trave Posted by Janelle_B in 100 Days in South America | Nov 13, 2008
  • La Paz So the bus journey to La Paz was the scariest of my life. Not only did I have visions of the bus crashing just because this is Bolivia and that´s what buses do. I realized in my haste to get Posted by Janelle_B in Janelle & Steve's Excellent Adventures | Nov 18, 2008
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