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Thu, 3 Sep 2015 | By sheree | Views [619]
Day 1
A lady from our tour company was waiting at the bus station with a sign with our names on it. Soon a car came to pick us up and take us to their office. Here we freshened up, brushed our teeth and got changed etc. we then grabbed breKfast ... Read more >
Tags: bolivia, desert, flamingoes, lagoons, landscapes, llamas, mountains, salt flats, train tracks, volcanoes
Thu, 3 Sep 2015 | By sheree | Views [743]
We arrived in La Paz at night time and I didn't realise it was such a big city. I was imagining it to be similar to the more humble, lovely city of Cusco. We were dropped to our hostel - Wild Rover - Bridget was staying here too and said it wasn't as ... Read more >
Tags: city, cycling, death road, high altitude, la paz, marching powder, mountain biking, wild rover, witches markets
Sat, 29 Aug 2015 | By fernandrob | Views [786]
I was going to call this blog "Bolivia" but that was drastically unfair to Bolivia. So it's called La Paz because we spent most of our time in La Paz. Quick tip, spend v little time in La Paz! There is not a lot to do and as a result this is ... Read more >
Tags: bolivia, not the salt flats
Sat, 29 Aug 2015 | By fernandrob | Photo Gallery
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Fri, 28 Aug 2015 | By fisnik_mxh | Views [377] | Video | Scholarship Entry
Born in Kosovo during the Yugoslav period, I fled the war in 1998 and grew up in Switzerland where he studied a BA in Political Science and History. Then, I lived and worked for a year in Japan where I developed various audiovisual projects in the wider ... Read more >
Tags: 2015 Film Scholarship to Colombia
Thu, 6 Aug 2015 | By aventurayviajes | Views [380] | Comments [1] | Video | Scholarship Entry
I could give you a long essay on why I should win, but that's not my style. I'll give you ten reasons why I should win. 1) Take a look at my film Ten Reasons to Travel. That gives you an insight to who I am and what I've done in just this past year.... Read more >
Tags: 2015 Film Scholarship to Colombia
Fri, 17 Jul 2015 | By scoppeeck | Views [268] | Comments [1] | Video | Scholarship Entry
Travelling during 2 years around the world, I discovered my passion for videography. The best way for me to share a view and feeling about a subject, a culture, a country. I started by making video of the worldtrip I was doing with my fiancée when I had ... Read more >
Tags: 2015 Film Scholarship to Colombia
Thu, 2 Jul 2015 | By finally | Photo Gallery
Nous voilà à la dernière excursion en Bolivie qui d'ailleurs a été la meilleure de Bolivie ou presque à égalité avec le Machu Picchu : le salar de Uyuni qui est le plus grand désert de sel du monde et qui se situe à environ 4000m d'altitude (12000 ft)....
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Tags: chili, lagunes, salar de uyuni, san pedro de atacama, volcans
Thu, 2 Jul 2015 | By finally | Photo Gallery
Nous reprenons un bus de nuit en direction du nord pour Tupiza. Nous allons encore arrivés à 3h du matin en pleine nuit dans le froid glacial dans une nouvelle ville et devrons trouver un hostal pour le reste de la nuit; pas top j'avoue mais bon ça fait ...
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Tags: bus de nuit, tarija, tupiza, uyuni
Mon, 22 Jun 2015 | By finally | Photo Gallery
We visited the mines in Potosi ( 4070m-13353ft). Often claimed to be the highest city in the world. The Cerro Rico (Spanish for "Rich Mountain"), the mountain's huge supply of silver led to both immense riches for the Spanish Empire and appalling suffering ...
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Tags: mines, parilla, potosi, tarija, wine
Tue, 16 Jun 2015 | By finally | Photo Gallery
Nous avons passé une petite semaine tranquille à Sucre qui est l'ancienne capitale de la Bolivie située à 2800m-9186ft. Sucre est une ville "propre" et calme par rapport à la Paz et une ville parfaite pour se reposer et "ne rien faire". La température ...
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Tags: cimetière, dinosaures, potosi, sucre
Wed, 10 Jun 2015 | By finally | Photo Gallery
Last week was full of emotions: we survived the death road!!! ;-) and we survived the mosquitos and the humidity of the Amazon rainforest.
1. Death Road: it's an old dirt road that goes from 4640m-15223ft to 1295m-4248ft. This road was so dangerous ...
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Tags: amazon rainforest, death road
Wed, 27 May 2015 | By cocinamaribel | Views [193] | Scholarship Entry
We encounter a roadblock due to construction on the new road. “We will have to go on an alternative road…the old road,” my friend concedes. “The old road!” I reply in a shrill voice. My friend proceeds confidently in his 2001 Jeep Cherokee, since he ... Read more >
Tags: 2015 Writing Scholarship
Wed, 27 May 2015 | By worldnomadsscholarship | Views [363] | Scholarship Entry
My most memorable travel discoveries are special places, journey’s, or experiences outside my realm. Occasionally, it’s all three. The cycle down El camino de la muerte (Death Road) in Bolivia from an altitude of 4700m, where the immense mountains unite ... Read more >
Tags: 2015 Writing Scholarship
Mon, 25 May 2015 | By bennylunes | Views [451] | Scholarship Entry
Maybe I was being melodramatic. Truth be told, I was already in a foul mood. My morning feast of guinea pig was plotting a mutiny in my lower intestine and I was still reeling from an argument with a 12 year old boy over the price of my bus ticket. He ... Read more >
Tags: 2015 Writing Scholarship
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