I am now in Sucre, the official capital of Bolivia (although the governmental buildings are in La Paz) and Sucre was also named a UNESCO world heritage site. I can’t remember what I last posted since I can’t read some of my previous posts, so sorry if I’m a bit repetitive. I didn’t do the mine tour in Potosi, like … Continue reading →
So unfortunatly pictures are not uploading correctly anymore, which means you won’t be seeing any pictures until I get it working again. The salt flats themself were so awesome, my group spent 2.5 hrs taking pictured – if you google sslt flats you will see an example of the type of pictures we were taking. The tour was 3 days … Continue reading →
Now I am writing in real time (although this won’t be posted until later). We took the night bus and it was the bumpiest ride ever. And Courtney who had been traveling for 4 months said it is the worst she has been on..what a great first experience! But we got here safe and sound and are just waiting for … Continue reading →
Today (sept 9th) was supposed to be a travel day from La Paz to Uyuni as it takes 12 hrs on the bus to get there, but we found out too late last night that we can only take a night bus. So we are left with another day to explore La Paz. Most of the day consisted of getting … Continue reading →
I’m playing a little catch up on the last few days. I am writing this from Uyuni, a small town where we are leaving to do a 3 day tour of the salt flats in about an hour. There is no wifi, so these posts will be a bit out of date, but better late than never! On Sunday I … Continue reading →