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Sun, 20 Jun 2010 | By ryanandjo | Views [4445] | Comments [4]
It was when we arrived at the bus station in the Bolivian border town of Villazon that it became obvious we would have to get used to less luxurious forms of travel from now
on. Our bus had no suspension or shocks, the seats were broken and on our ... Read more >
Tags: animal sacrifice, cerro rico, mines, potosi, salar de uyuni, spanish school, sucre, tupiza, volunteering
Wed, 16 Jun 2010 | By kate2501 | Photo Gallery
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Fri, 4 Jun 2010 | By kate2501 | Views [853] | Comments [2]
To say that Bolivia is quite different from Argentina is the understatement of the century. Argentina is colonial and quite modern in its larger cities. Bolivia is like stepping into a scene out of an old American Western. It's dry, desolate, unforgiving ... Read more >
Wed, 2 Jun 2010 | By evi | Views [712]
So, this one’s a long one. I tried to be brief, but have tried to cram in
almost a month of travel...
Last I wrote we were still in BA, having the time of our lives. We once
again stayed a little longer than we meant to, but eventually ... Read more >
Mon, 10 May 2010 | By julio_martinez | Photo Gallery
3 days in bolivian side, 2 in peruvian side
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Tue, 4 May 2010 | By julio_martinez | Views [1229] | Comments [2]
Near La Paz lies Tiwanaku, an archeological site, a culture, a belief system, an ancient empire, and one of the most important precursos of the Incas... Not much is known about them... According to historians, they buried their piramid and main ceremonial ... Read more >
Mon, 3 May 2010 | By aharvie7 | Photo Gallery
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Sat, 1 May 2010 | By robrobjos | Views [1256]
The trout are farmed, but in cages in the Lake, so I imagine they eat the same nutrients and goodness as the other trout in Lake Titicaca, but have to go to bed earlier. They could have relationships with other fish, but without direct contact, through ... Read more >
Thu, 29 Apr 2010 | By coogie86 | Views [631]
Firstly, yes... You´re not imagining it. It has been over 2 months since I last updated. There have been many reasons... Lack of internet connection in some places, hangovers in other, doing tours which took days, etc, etc. Apologies... But I´m here ... Read more >
Thu, 29 Apr 2010 | By julio_martinez | Views [1264]
The "Death Road" is a very narrow road, unpaved, with a breathtaking cliff next to it. It goes from La Paz to Coroico along stunning landscapes, and it's known as the most dangerous road in the world. Today, very few vehicules use it, because ... Read more >
Thu, 29 Apr 2010 | By julio_martinez | Photo Gallery
bike tour, 65 km descending from 4700 meters high to 1100 meters through the most dangerous road in the world
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Mon, 26 Apr 2010 | By julio_martinez | Views [902] | Comments [3]
Two weeks in Santa Cruz proved to be long enough to relax a bit, meet several local people, do some reading, get sick a couple of times, get some torrencial rain and swim along the streets full of water... and also, to teach english (when sickness and ... Read more >
Mon, 26 Apr 2010 | By julio_martinez | Photo Gallery
Santa Cruz is the big city, I went to Samaipata for the weekend, there were ancient ruins from pre-inca times.
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Mon, 19 Apr 2010 | By emily_zitcer | Photo Gallery
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