On this trip I was very keen to volunteer and most of the research I conducted before I left was into volunteering. I did this at Aldea Luna, which was my first stop, and I kinda knew that I wouldn't have time again in Chile and Argentina due to the amount of places I wanted …
So yes I had guinea pig, not as part of the tour and I'll come on to that later. The tour surely counts as my most awkward date ever, although it wasn't an actual date as I had paid to go on a tour, but the problem was no one else showed up. I suppose …
I had been interested in taking the extended La Paz Red Cap tour since I took the "free tour" on my first day. It shows you more of La Paz and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays can be combined with Cholita wrestling. For me the verdict was out on this but I felt that my …
Continue reading Extended Red Cap Tour and Cholita Wrestling
A friend who lives in La Paz said that there was a train, which ran once a month, I could take to visit the Tiwanaku ruins which are around 70km outside La Paz. I was keen to visit as the site predates the Incas and the civilisation came into prominence around 600BC. If you can't …
Continue reading Tren Turístico from El Alto to Tiahuanaco (Tiwanaku) and Guaqui (Lake Titicaca)
I was heading into zona Sur to get some life admin done when the minibus I was on took a weird route. I looked up and noticed that a huge stage was being erected in the middle of the street in Mallasa. After messaging around I was told that today was the Cholita Paceña Mallasa …
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