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Category Archives: Bolivia
Bolivia: Final Thoughts
Bet you thought we’d never leave Bolivia. Well, we finally did, but only because we had to make it to Patagonia (Southern Chile and Argentina) while it was still summer. Traveled for: 54 days Cost per day of travel: Bolivia is … Continue reading
Finally, We Present: The Salar de Uyuni
Thanks to our guide, we arrived at the salt flats for sunset after a long day of driving. We joined a few other groups at the edge of the salt to watch the sun disappear. We decided to shed our … Continue reading
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Tagged flamingos, jeep, salar, salar de uyuni, salt, salt flats, salt hotel, uyuni
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Flamingos and Dusty Roads – More from the Southwest Circuit to The Salar de Uyuni
We bumped along the high altitude plains and canyons of the Southwest Circuit, for almost two days before reaching the more famous lagoons. Now, lagoons on their own might not be that exciting, but when you stuff them full of … Continue reading
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Tagged flamingo, flamingos, hot springs, lagoons, salar, salt flat, toyota land cruiser, tupiza, uyuni
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The Wild, Wild West (of Bolivia)
After helpful Spanish lessons, feeling like locals in Sucre, and a quick stop in Potosi, it was time to make our way to Tupiza. This is where we were going to organize our tour of South Western Bolivia, which of … Continue reading
Posted in Bolivia
Tagged 4x4, bolivia, horse ride, land cruiser, salar de uyuni, salt flat, tour, tupiza
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Spanish in Sucre and Feeling High in Potosi
Even though we had already spent more time in Bolivia than we had anticipated, we decided to spend a week in Sucre and take more Spanish classes. We both felt that we had improved quite a bit since our first … Continue reading
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Bolivia’s Beer and More…
Bolivia has not exactly been the beer lover’s retreat, probably because there are only a few national brands. But one good thing about getting further south on the continent is that the wine is starting to get cheaper, better, and … Continue reading
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Toucans, and Condors, and Monkeys, Oh My!
After our amazing experience in Torotoro, we took a 15 hour-long bus ride (not quite as much fun) to Bolivia’s largest city, Santa Cruz. We only made a quick stop in Santa Cruz, prior to heading to Samaipata, but were still … Continue reading
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Torotoro: Take Three
On our final day in Torotoro we went out for another amazing hike in a different canyon. This one was not as deep or as vast as the first one we visited, but it was just as spectacular. Our time … Continue reading
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Torotoro Part Two- So there were dinosaurs here once…
Torotoro’s main draw is the amazing number of dinosaur footprints that can be found in the area. During our time there, we went to a few different places where you could find them (Cerro Waylas and Carreras Pampas had the most), … Continue reading
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Torortoro – More than just dinosaur footprints.
From Rurrenabaque, we made a quick pit stop in La Paz before heading south to Cochabamba. Cochabamba was just a quick layover to help us organize a tour to Torotoro National Park. We didn’t know too much about this park (other … Continue reading
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