We arrived into Tupiza and got settled into a hostel before setting about finding out the different tours that were running and what our options were. This was made a little more challenging by the lack of internet!!! We wanted to get recent feedback on the tours to make sure we picked the right one but couldn't get online to read any reviews!!! In the end we picked Alexandro Adventure Tours, as they seemed to offer a slightly different package to the other tou...

COCHABAMBA Cochamba was supposed to be a 6 hour journey from La Paz which ended up being a 10 hour journey, thanks to numerous stops to pick up and let off people. Our view out the window on the journey wasn't great either with constant child beggars on the side of the roads with hands out looking for money! We did this journey on the 21st of December, the end of the world according to the Maya calendar and we thought to ourselves "what a way to spend our last...

The journey to La Paz was one of the funnier bus journeys we have had. It started off looking like Kerry, so for a while we forgot where we were! After a couple of hours we had to get off the bus to cross the Lake. From there we got onto small speedboats to cross while our bus got put onto a barge!! You can see from the pictures how advanced these barges are, despite the fact that this is the main route once you have entered Bolivia!!! We were lucky that the we...

So we left Cusco heading for Puno, on Lake Titicaca. The journey was about 7hours, so not too bad length wise!! It was all going according to plan until we were passing Ayaveri. Although we had no idea what was going on, there were loads of people around, riot police were lining the roads and the roads were littered with large rocks that the driver had to try weave around. We later found out how lucky we were to have travelled today, and not the day before, as ...