6 hours dirt-road along steep declining canyon walls. Continue reading →

Tarija is the center of Bolivia’s wine region close to the border to Argentina. Continue reading →

We arrived at the new bus terminal of Potosi on time for our bus to Tarija at 7:30PM. Continue reading →

We arrived in Uyuni late at night, took a room in the hostel closest to the bus stop and got up at 6:30am to cruise the tour operators for a 3 day trip into the salar and the remote landscapes of Bolivia’s southwest. Continue reading →

Potosi greeted us with 3 lines of road blocks 4 km outside the city at 9 in the morning. Continue reading →

Protests and road blockades are intensifying all over Bolivia. Continue reading →

At the end of a few low energy days in Sucre we discovered 2 sights which made our stay worthwhile: Continue reading →

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We are enjoying a few quiet days in Sucre, capitol of Bolivia, Continue reading →

We are back in La Paz hoping to make it over night to Sucre by bus. Everywhere in Bolivia are strikes and street blockades interrupt transportation randomly. Continue reading →

The changing landscape from the Amazon basin to the Altiplano seen from the plane. Continue reading →

Ron, the banana bread guy, is a long established institution of Rurrenabaque. Continue reading →

Picking up new skills on the way was one of our objectives: However, learning how to make jewelry in the jungle came as a surprise. Continue reading →

We had an amazing 3 day trip in the jungle of Madidi National Park, one of the larges protected areas in the world. Continue reading →

After a relaxed day on the Peruvian part of Lake Titicaca we decided to move on to La Paz. Continue reading →