Bolivia ⋅ 🌧 11 °C
La Paz ist die höchstgelegene Großstadt der Welt. Bedingt durch viel zu wenig Straßenfläche, hat die Stadt ein massives Verkehrsproblem, dass In den letzten 4 Jahren durch den Bau eines Netzes von Doppelmayr Seilbahnen reduziert wurde.
Die Stadt lässt sich am besten im Rahmen von Free WalkingRead more
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We went for a 3 days tour, starting in the city of Uyuni, one of the most important minery cities of south America. We were in a 4x4 car with our great guide Jaime, a couple from Tunisia, Juultje, Ross, Nacho and me.
The first day we drove through a salt desert for hours were we took of theseRead more
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We started the second day visiting couple of blue lagoons (situated 4200m above sea level). There we saw different species of flamengos and birds.
After an amazing lunch seeing one of the flamengos lake we drove to "another planet". We visit the national park of "Reserva Nacional de Fauna AndinaRead more
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We are so sorry that we have been so disconnected from the world the last couple of days!
Thursday we arrived to La Paz, really late in the night. You can see that Bolivia is a poor country. There are barely paved roads. We didn't knew that we would arrive so late, we took lunch at 12:00 andRead more
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On the third day we woke up early and drove a lot of hours. We visited a lake and some interesting rocks of volcano stone. They got shaped by wind, water and sand.
The picture of the flamingos is from the day before actually.
Bolivia ⋅ We arrived at 6am in La Paz on Tuesday, after a 10 hour drive from Uyuni (the south of Bolvia, where we were on the border with Chile). Nacho and Iris didn't sleep much, because they were used to better buses (and Iris had to pee but the toiletdoor couldn't open haha). Roos and Juul slept goodRead more
Bolivia ⋅ 🌧 7 °C
What a City 🙈
La Paz, sowas habe ich noch nicht gesehen! Eine Stadt, die sich über 1.000 Höhenmeter erstreckt und angeblich mit dem Stadtteil El Alto nur 1.5 Mio.Einwohner haben soll. Da frag ich mich doch glatt wie die Volkszählung hier 2012 abgelaufen ist, denn ich kann nur schwer glauben,Read more
Steffen SeidlerTolle Aussichten...Mit Engländern und Iren in ein Partyhostel... musstest du viel trinken? 😬
Peter LingnerIn La Paz ist Alkohol legal nur bis 3:00 Morgens erlaubt, danach muss man Polizisten bestechen um weiter trinken zu dürfen. 3 Uhr? Also eigentlich wie ein normaler Arbeitstag bei dir....
Karsten SchünemannDann auf nach Kolumbien! Schön das du da bekannte Gesichter wieder triffst!
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We arrived at La Paz around 8:30 am. From the bus stop, we took a taxi to the apartment where we were to stay. It was a nice big studio apartment with a kitchen and a living room as well.
We spent the morning repacking our bags, gathering all the clothes for laundry, having a shave after almost aRead more
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At the hostel, we unpacked a bit. Hristo went to sleep since he was feeling a bit feverish. I went to q nearby pizza place. It was a small family run place with an old style wood fired earthen oven.
After the food it was back to the hostel for some sleep.
Bolivia ⋅ Well, quite frankly, we had no idea what to expect: maybe another gray, dodgy, overcrowded Latin american metropolis. A little gray indeed, but different than expected: A peculiar city, drenched into a narrow desert valley with up to 500 meter high walls on both sides, so narrow in some places, thatRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Plaza Murillo
