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  • Incachaca While heading east out of Cochabamba, the road begins to climb up over the Andes Mountains and crawls back down the Andes Mountains into the tropics. The road is extremely curvy as it makes its way over the large mountains. Posted by AlexisWiec in Experiencing Bolivia | Aug 3, 2009
  • Memory lane My initial plan was to work on my investigation untill beginning of august at least, and then head to La Paz en Cochabamba to visit all the buddies from the 20th century. However, my supervisor sent me an email advising Posted by Evita in Bolivia 2009 | Jul 24, 2009
  • The Final Day We slept in today, got up and had breakfast in our hotel in Trinidad. The jungle has been a great place to visit. It is very laid back, at night things come alive. After breakfast we walked Posted by Changos in Bolivian Adventure | Jul 27, 2009
  • Exploring the Amazon Basin - Trinidad, Beni, Bolivia We arrived by air in a very small twin engine plane with 5 other passengers. Pretty cool experience to fly over the Andes Mountain Range. We arrived at night and taxiéd to our hotel. We dropped our Posted by Changos in Bolivian Adventure | Jul 26, 2009
  • Back to La Paz and off to the Jungle Got up this morning and had breakfast at the hotel before leaving. Did a little shopping in Copacabana before getting a taxi to the La Paz airport. The ride there was neat, we got to see a lot of little Posted by Changos in Bolivian Adventure | Jul 25, 2009
  • Copacabana and Lake Titicaca So we got on the night bus last night. It arrived about an hour late because we were actually placed on a bus that was going to La Paz that was not full yet, something changed with regard to the Posted by Changos in Bolivian Adventure | Jul 24, 2009
  • A Bolivian Wedding About a forty minutes drive outside of the city of Cochabamba, is an enormous lake called La Angostura. With the Andes surrounding, the lake sits in the middle of the large mountains, which is a beautiful sight to see. On Posted by AlexisWiec in Experiencing Bolivia | Jul 21, 2009
  • La Paz, Bolivia La Paz, Bolivia. Miles traveled……..133. From Puno, we took the early bus to La Paz. The trip took us 9 hours, which included a border crossing and a boat trip across Lake Titicaca. At Copacabana, we delivered the message Posted by tourdeflor in Tour de Floret | Jul 19, 2009
  • Our First Day in La Paz Well after breakfast this morning we headed out into the beautiful and very busy city of La Paz, Bolivia. It was difficult at first to get a taxi to take us where we wanted to go because their was a Posted by Changos in Bolivian Adventure | Jul 20, 2009
  • La Paz, Bolivia - The Air is Thin We arrived in La Paz after 16 hours of flight very early this morning. Our flight was delayed in Lima, Peru for 2 hours which resulted in a 2 am arrival to Bolivia. We travelled from LA to Posted by Changos in Bolivian Adventure | Jul 20, 2009
  • La Cancha To the east of Cochabamba lies a large statue of Christ upon the mountain (el Cristo). With Christ’s hands widely outstretched, he watches over the entire city. Many Bolivians and tourist visit the statue to pray, to engage in a Posted by AlexisWiec in Experiencing Bolivia | Jul 16, 2009
  • Getting Ready - T-3 Days to travel Well, as we anticipate the flight to La Paz tensions are high. We got injections, paperwork complete, meds, the basics but can't imagine we will be ready to go on flight day. I had to get a pharmacy Posted by Changos in Bolivian Adventure | Jul 15, 2009
  • Ascencion de Guarayos Ascencion de Guarayos is the capital of a province called Guarayos, where indigenous people live called Guarayos who speak a language called Guarayo. That part is pretty simple. The first conversation I had after dropping my bags at the hotel, Posted by Evita in Bolivia 2009 | Jul 9, 2009
  • Boliivia Boliivia on... VAPUSTAV. Ainuüksi Boliivia sõna kuuldes, tuleb salteña maik suhu ja silme ette on manatud välgukiirusel soolakõrbe ainulaadsed looduspildid. Endi elude lihtsustamiseks tooks välja top 10, millele oma südame jätsime või lihtsalt ära mainim Posted by salvaje in Seiklusjutte Ladina- Ameerikast | Jun 16, 2009
  • Aymara New Year On the 21st of June at 4:00am, we left our house and drove to a town called Quillacollo (about a twenty-minute drive outside of Cochabamba) for the Aymara New Year celebration. In Bolivia, the Aymara Indigenous celebrate their new year Posted by AlexisWiec in Experiencing Bolivia | Jul 8, 2009
  • Bolivia Roundup We spent about 2 weeks in Bolivia, which I´m going to have to compress a little because we´re so behind on this blog and i´m determined it not feel like hard work. Finding a reliable computer & internet combination in Posted by pendleton in The Pendleton Odyssey | Jun 30, 2009
  • Freezing My Butt Off! I have left Sucre and am now in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile after a three day journey to the salt flats of southern Bolivia. Well as you can tell from the entry's title, it was cold, but it Posted by wickedchic in Jazzy-B´s South American Adventures | Jul 2, 2009
  • Uyuni / Salar de Uyuni / Reserva Nacional Eduardo Avaroa All my entries tend to start with the bus journey. I know it´s boring, but it´s the start of the story of a new place. Anyway, the bus trip to Uyuni from Potosi was probably my most rustic yet - Posted by markp in Pulsford in Parentheses | Jul 7, 2009
  • Dynamite and Catch 22 Potosi is the highest city in the World, at almost 4100 metres above sea level. It has some charm, its buildings cling to their smart colonial origins despite a lack of care and the layer of dust that appears to Posted by markp in Pulsford in Parentheses | Jul 7, 2009
  • Dünyanın Biraları: Bolivya BOLİVYA Yüzölçümünün %40'ı 3,000 metre ve üzerinde olan Bolivya'da da biraları tatsız ve acı bulduk. Belki de bu yükseklikte yetişen arpa ya da şerbetçiotu bizim alıştığımız yumuşaklık yerine acı bir lezzetin oluşmasına yol açıyor. Yerel biralar Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Apr 1, 2009
  • Random Introspective Musings For quite a lot of my trip I´ve felt a bit like Indiana Jones, coming across ancient ruins and relics in South America, being all brave. Admittedly I´ve not needed to be particularly adventurous or required to fist fight any Posted by markp in Pulsford in Parentheses | Jul 2, 2009
  • Relaxing in Sucre I arrived in Sucre yesterday after a twelve hour bus ride and what a treat it's been! The journey here was a bit rough because my spanish was truly put to the test. As I was about to Posted by wickedchic in Jazzy-B´s South American Adventures | Jun 26, 2009
  • Pork chops and pop concerts After having lost my previous blog entry due to a connection problem, I kind of lost inspiration to rewrite it, but since some small but fun things have happened that I think are worth sharing, I will force myself to Posted by Evita in Bolivia 2009 | Jun 30, 2009
  • Life and Leanring in La Paz Hello everyone! It´s been a while since my last entry and so much has happened since then. We returned from the Salkantay trek (a five day trek to Machu Picchu) on June 3 and it was a great Posted by wickedchic in Jazzy-B´s South American Adventures | Jun 20, 2009
  • From the Andes to the Tropics Lying in the middle of South America, Bolivia’s multiple native languages and multiple climate changes, makes it a unique country full of life and diversity. From the Andes to the tropics, Bolivia is truly a beautiful place to travel and Posted by AlexisWiec in Experiencing Bolivia | Jun 26, 2009
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