We arrived in La Paz at about 7am and it was 0 degrees, we checked into out hostel and enjoyed a free pancake breakfast and then hit the bed for a few hours. After a short sleep we headed into town to sort out tour companies for the worlds deadliest road. We went to about 20 companies to get a good idea what was out there. At night we went out to dinner at another one of those children's looking restaurants but it was really busy as it was women’s day...

appetite was only 3 hours from Sucre to Potosi which was great for a change. Once we got there our friend Anj felt sick so we found the first hostel so she could rest and Junior and I went out looking at tour options for the mines and then had a nice llama dinner.Potosi is known for it's silver mines so the mining tour is very popular for the gringos. It cost just over $10 for the tour including all protective gear. On the way to the mines they stop at the mi...

We caught a taxi from the bus station to a hostel where we slept till about 12 noon checked out and then found a better hostel. After finding a better hostel we went looking for breakfast but most restaurants were shut for siesta. We finally found a feed and then walked around checked out the sights. At night we checked out a few of the local pubs.Sucre is the city of white buildings which made it really pretty but still not that much to see if you are not intere...

Vallegrande is the town where Che Guevara was set on display for international media after he was executed in a near-by village, it's also where he was buried in a mass grave under the towns airport runway for 30 years. We arrived just in time for the tourist information to close for siesta which reopened 3 hours later so we went for a bit of a walk then just chilled near the main square. We ended up doing the tour to Che's grave which is now a massive mo...

It was about $4 each for the 3 hour taxi up the mountain. The road was pretty dicey in some parts but overall not a bad drive. Samaipata is a nice small town with a really nice feel to it. We had some beers in the arvo on the plaza discussing what to do for the next few days. After a couple of beers we walked up to the town lookout which was over grown and had an old plane sitting in the middle also over grown. At night we checked out this new bar on the plaza th...