Well I have to say that the Salar de Uyuni has been one of the best things we have seen so far on our travels. We arrived in Uyuni late at night, after a 7 hour train ride so we literally found a hostel and went to sleep. The following day, we managed to book on to a 3 day tour which left that morning, along with 4 other people, and the driver of our 4 by 4. Once we had loaded up the truck with everything we would need for the 3 days, we set off for Day 1 of our...

We decided to spend Good Friday in Sucre where all the locals gathered in the streets to take part in / watch the Good Friday parade. One of the major things to do in Sucre is the Dinosaur park. It is a park with the largest amount of Dinosaur tracks found anywhere in the world (as shown on the photograph). When we arrived we found out that part of the tracks had collapsed and a large percentage of the park will be lost in the next 50 yrs, which made us quite ha...

Day 1 We had decided to do a 3 day pampas tour, which takes you into the Amazon Basin...so we set off on a very bumpy 5 hour ride to Santa Rosa in our 4*4. Once we purchased our park entrance tickets we took a further 15 mins to the river for the start of the wildlife excitement. It was another three hours by boat to our lodgings, but on the boat we saw tons of wildlife including; loads of Eagles, Pink river dolphins, Jabiru stork, Whatsin (strange looking bird...

We have read and heard so much about the Mine tour that we were really fearing for the worst when we went down there to see the men at work. However, it turned out not to be as bad as we had first thought. These are meant to be the worst working conditions in the world and according to the Lonely planet, you are not meant to be able to survive more than 15yrs working in the mines. We started off by getting ourselves kitted out with hard hats and a very attracti...

From Cuzco we took an overnight stop in Puno before we headed to La Paz! On first arriving into the city, it is one of the most amazing views. Thousands of houses climb up the steep hills of the city and the city itself is surrounded by miles and miles of huge mountains, some towering over 5000 meters high! We had three days in La Paz and one of them was Biking the Worlds Most Dangerous Road (WMDR). So, the first two days were spent just checking out the sights ...