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Did you know? You can reserve your spot today and pay when you're ready. Learn more. Secure your spot with ease, stay flexible, and never miss out. Sort by: Featured Featured. Follow a professional guide downhill for 40 miles on a slender and serpentine road carved into the mountainside.
Marvel at sweeping vistas of snow smothered Andean peaks and dense Amazon jungle along the way and the enjoy a well-deserved rest at La Senda Verde Ecotourism Resort to revitalize with lunch and observe rescued wildlife. Opt to stay overnight in the inviting accommodation of La Senda Verde or Coroico, or return to La Paz in a comfortable vehicle on the same day. Face masks required for travelers in public areas. Or, describe your ideal trip and we will connect you with a local specialist to make it happen.
From a cable car ride high above La Paz to a bike ride on the infamous Death Road, this invigorating five-day trip is packed with adventures. The itinerary focuses on the most exciting experiences in and around Bolivia's capital city. You'll visit an Afro-Bolivian community to learn about coca leaf farming before returning to the city to sample traditional Andean cuisine. Head to the airport to catch your flight out.
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Normally we get back to you within working days, if not sooner. Please note! We are currently experiencing spam filter issues. Please check your spam filter if you are missing our reply. In the thin air of La Paz lies a perfect city to explore. Walk the small alleys and visit the vibrant markets with indigenous women selling a range of handicrafts. It is also easy to do day trips and hikes from La Paz.
The highest capital on earth, at meters, is located in the valley of the Chuquiago Marka, surrounded by the Andes. La Paz city was established in Just walking around in La Paz is an experience, because of the fresh thin air.
Today, La Paz is a vibrant city and is growing all the time. Small alleys, plazas, restaurants, charming cafes and various museums make it a perfect place to hang out. In terms of nightlife, La Paz is not a particular party destination.
There are plenty of things to see in La Paz. For starters, the Cathedral is located next to the presidential palace in the Plaza Murillo. This impressive building, built in , is worth a visit.
Santo Domingo and San Francisco are also beautiful churches within the city. Not only the views on top of this mountain are worth it again, literally breath taking! The hike itself to the top takes some 30 minutes, that is if you take it slow. And you probably will, as every meters is another challenge at this altitude. The moon valley used to be a mountain of clay and sandstone. Over time the mountain was battered by strong winds and washed away by the rain.
The severe sun just baked its unusual shaped outcroppings and spires over time into its current shape. Rumor has it that astronaut Neil Armstrong once played golf at the golf course that adjoins Valle de la Luna. To his opinion the valley really resembled the surface of the moon, thus giving it its name.
And the golf course really is there, just like a couple of enormous mansions. Clearly this site appeals to the rich and the famous of La Paz.
A bit of a shame though, as it diminishes the outlook of the otherworldly valley. Back to the city center! The buildings in the small and cobble-stoned street are quaint and painted in lolly-hued colours. The shops are quirky, coffeeshops and restaurants prevalent and if you wonder where the museums of this town are, this is the street! At the time the organisation had researched that some to people were dying on the road, per year.
The Death Road winds for 40 miles through the Cordillera Oriental Mountain and was constructed in the 30s by Paraguayan prisoners. Despite its history, this exhilarating road is an popular one amongst cyclers. Nearly 25, mountain bike riders face the hairpin bends annually. The Inca considered this spot as sacred and a famous pilgrimage hub.
The remains are only a fraction of the former glory, but still very interesting to see. Time was lacking, but if we had another three days I would have climbed the enormous mountain of Huayna Potosi for sure. Not that many I guess. In Bolivia there are six mountains above the meters line. The great thing about the Huayna Potosi is its proximity to La Paz.
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