After barely surviving the freezing cold bus, then burning hot taxi and getting in to Sucre at 4am we slept a little at our hostel and started our day in Bolivia's constitutional capital after noon. We walked through the market & tried the traditional api (yellow) and tojori (purple) corn drinks as well as a delicious cherimoya fruit. We also saw tons of amazing flowers and cakes - getting ready for Mother's Day there which was the next day (27th). From the...

I took a 4 day trip from Tupiza to Uyuni, Bolivia. Here goes... Day 1 we saw the rock formation quebrada de pallala then wound up around hills up to a high area rock formation called el sillar. We then drove by some mines & our guide told us that the cooperative miners make a lot of money but die very young - they don't last more than 20 years after starting to work there. We finally stopped for lunch at Awanapampa where we saw lots of llamas. That place was...

I took a tour of the interesting rock formations near Tupiza. I got w/ the guide who was pretty quiet but played some funny Bolvian music from the girl group "Las Consentidas de Potosi" and he took me first to this type of natural tunnel that I walked through (el angosto). From there we went down to Entre Rios where 2 rivers converge. We had to walk a ways down to la Torre and on the way we saw some burros. We walked back and then back in the jeep u...

Day 1 I took the Clouds tour through Santa Rosa de Tastil and San Antonio de los Cobres, through the Salt fields to Purmamarca, Juyuy.For lunch I had cabrito (goat) & shared w/ a guy from Barcelona who got the milanesa de llama or llama snitzel.They were both good - the llama meat was so thin that it didn't taste like much more than the breading.In the salt fields we took some awesome pictures then stopped at the highest point - 4170 meters ASL before reachin...

The first day I walked around the main square of the city then I went into the MAAM museum and it was really interesting - I got to see a frozen Incan mummy found at almost 7000m high.There were 3 found in total but they only have one on display at a time.It was really freaky but also really cool - totally preserved, the skin was even normal color, not gray. After the museum I walked around San Martin park before taking the cable car up the San Bernardo hill wher...