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  • La Paz,´Death Road´and the Jungle! After a few days in small towns, La Paz is a real assault on the senses - really busy and really loud with markets spilling out into the streets. Liked it though! We stayed pretty close to the Witches Market Posted by Keaves in The Big Trip | Aug 18, 2007
  • La Paz and the Pampas I´m behind with these entries so here´s a quick catch-up. Got to La Paz and cycled down Death Road which used to have loads of fatalities but a new road has opened now so only the odd tourist or two die Posted by abdy in A Big Scary Trip Around The World | Aug 31, 2007
  • Lazying in La Paz From the 24th, when we were back here, and untill tomorrow, the 31st of August, we have just hung out in La Paz and done absolutely jack shit. We were going to catch a bus to Sucre, but kept putting Posted by monkyhands in Alan & Tilde | Aug 30, 2007
  • Pachamama and the Oxygen Mask [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/95446/IMGP3853.jpg thumb=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/95446/thumb_IMGP38 Posted by doubledrtw in LET THE JOURNEY BEGIN | Aug 27, 2007
  • Rurrenabaque On August 12th, we left three of our bags in storage with the hotel Torino, and went to the airport to catch a plane to Rurrenabaque in the Bolivian Amazon. La Paz's airport is apparantly the highest international airport in Posted by monkyhands in Alan & Tilde | Aug 23, 2007
  • First time in La Paz On August 7th, we slept in (again). Then we walked up and had lunch in a Lebanese restaurant here in La Paz. Very tasty. We then walked around looking in the huge Mercado Negro, looking for some bits we needed. Posted by monkyhands in Alan & Tilde | Aug 23, 2007
  • At the Copa, Copacabana! Puno was our last destination in Peru before we crossed the border into Bolivia. We stopped briefly on the Uros Islands, on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca, to have a gawp at the locals who live on man-made islands Posted by Keaves in The Big Trip | Aug 18, 2007
  • Santa Cruz After a short flight we were in Santa Cruz where the sun shines and the only thing worth doing is to sit and watch beautiful girls walk by...or so we were told. We arrived to a cloudy sky and cold Posted by nicdavid in Around the world in 300 days | Aug 9, 2007
  • Sucre We were very relieved to arrive in Sucre. The city seemed very chilled and we had a comfortable hotel we could call our home for the following two nights. You can just make them ou Posted by nicdavid in Around the world in 300 days | Aug 9, 2007
  • Potosi The journey to this city was bumpy and long. We had watched the sun set and continued along some scarey roads in a bus that had really passed its use by date! After a few windows falling out and picking Posted by nicdavid in Around the world in 300 days | Aug 9, 2007
  • Salt Flats We all caught the train down to Uyuni to begin our 4 day 4WD trek of the salt flats and south western region of Bolivia - what a treat this was.... David´s new teddy bear [im Posted by nicdavid in Around the world in 300 days | Aug 9, 2007
  • La Paz We were now officially in Bolivia, just. We were nearly not allowed in the country due to the fact that the Peruvian officials took it upon themselves to stamp our passports with the wrong date. We had supposedly arrived in Posted by nicdavid in Around the world in 300 days | Aug 9, 2007
  • Lake Titicaca It was big.... We left early doors from Cusco to Puno after an eventual 40 minute delay! We had to return to the hotel after forgetting our passports...we were doing so well!! We passed th Posted by nicdavid in Around the world in 300 days | Aug 9, 2007
  • The rest of Bolivia So, i decided to stay in Cochabamba for a couple of days to chill out, warm up after the chilly temperatures in the mountains, recover from a dodgy cough and why not, also recover from the drunken marathon of sucre... Posted by miromar in South America 2007 | Jul 31, 2007
  • Copacabana On August 3rd, we caught the bus across the Bolivian border to Copacabana - a town on the Bolivian side of Lake Titicaca. The bus ride all together took only about four hours, and the border crossing was easy and Posted by monkyhands in Alan & Tilde | Aug 8, 2007
  • Bountiful Brazil & Beyond! From the Pantanal we caught the bus back to Campo Grande and stayed overnight, we left early the next day on route to Foz De Iguazu to the Iguazu Falls. We arrived late that night, took a taxi to the Posted by fordy4020 in Shell`z World Tour | Aug 2, 2007
  • El resto de Bolivia Tal y como comente hace unos diez dias, Cochabamba fue mi oasis de tranquilidad entre la fiesta sin parar en Sucre, y lo que aun no sabia seria tambien fiesta en La Paz. Cochabamba es una ciudad con aire estudiantil Posted by miromar in Sudamerica 2007 | Jul 27, 2007
  • The Story Continues I´ve been up to a lot recently, hence the long wait between entries, both due to the increased demand on my time and to having a lot more stuff to write about, making the prospect of doing so even more Posted by plummers in The Great South American Adventure | Jul 26, 2007
  • Southwest Bolivia Im becoming a lazy writer. there are so many things that I see, I hear, I smell and I live here, that I would like to describe them one by one so you could live them with me. But instead, Posted by miromar in South America 2007 | Jul 17, 2007
  • Suroeste de Bolivia Me estoy volviendo vaga en esto de escribir. Son tantas cosas las que se ven, se escuchan, se huelen y se viven, que me gustaria describir una por una para que las vivierais un poco conmigo. Pero en lugar de Posted by miromar in Sudamerica 2007 | Jul 16, 2007
  • El Largo camino a Bolivia... En teoria iba a ser facil. Ir a la estacion de bus, comprar ticket para "La Quiaca" (la ciudad argentina fronteriza), cruzar el puente a Villazon (ciudad fronteriza boliviana), ir a la estacion de tren, comprar el ticket a Uyuni, Posted by miromar in Sudamerica 2007 | Jul 5, 2007
  • Sth America- 11- End of Bolivia Okay so after Serere we headed back into Rurrenabaque to originally spend one night before flying out the next day... instead we ended up staying two nights... After checking into our hotel and grabbing a little food we headed to a Posted by Rraven in Ravens Travels | Jul 13, 2007
  • Potosi Leaving behind the colonial granduer of Sucre then and moving on to Potosi which was a mere 2 hour taxi ride away and at 30Bs each not a bad bargain either.....although leaving behind my travel towel on the back window Posted by kerryd in Kerry from Derry | Apr 30, 2007
  • Sth America 10 - Serere... Okay so while we were in La Paz we looked into going to Parque Madidi but the agencies we spoke to were either too expensive or just didn’t interest us (they only wanted to sell a tour without knowing what Posted by Rraven in Ravens Travels | Jun 28, 2007
  • Survived the Road of Death Hey everyone!! Thanks for all the comments. especially my regulars Sam and the Swan (huge comment and wicked to hear from ya). Ive just got back to Quito from La Paz and i thought id bring you up to Posted by hutchi in Hutchwood | Jul 1, 2007
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