Here we are, finally made it to the birthplace of the sun.Well, at least according to the Inca´s belief... Actually Isla del sol is a lovely island in lake Titicaca, the famous huge lake between Bolivia and Peru (They say it´s the biggest highest lake that you can navigate a boat it. Or something like that...). Anyway, the island itself is amazingly calm and poses some lovely views from... well... all sides actually... It´s quite big but its population is rath...

At the Copa, Copacabana! Ok, this might be a different place than the one on the song, but the name is still the same.Leaving La Paz again was a bit sad, after a hectic night at Loki, Wild rover and another club I can´t even remember... But the worst part was waking up and finding out that I closed the contact lenses case lids on top of a lens so one of them is torn apart. Lovely. In addition I had a terrible headache from last night and my stomach felt like it ...

Mogli the jungle boy – here I come!Actually, it´s just the name of the agency… but our guide was a native bolivian who lived in the jungle until he was 12, which makes it a very interesting experience. At first, we wanted to spend 5 days, (4 nights) in the jungle, but the car broke down on the way back from the pampas… So we had to push a bit, wait a bit, and eventually sat in the car while our driver was WELDING the main axle back together in ...

Well well well... Look who finally made it to the Amazonas! Yes, the Pampas is actually a part of the famous Amazonas river. Fortunately, it´s approachable by 2 ways – the famous death road (unsafe) and the famous death plane (a bit less unsafe… maybe…). I chose the second way, but took the more adventurous flight company – the military TAM. The flight took off from the Bolivian air force base in La paz (funny) and landed in the monkeys ...