The Bolivia (and Peru) Travel Diaries: Links, Links, and More Links…

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So I have a confession to make: I actually have two travel blogs/diaries. One is for myself personally (this one), which allows me to be fully honest and rant and rave about not only my travels, but my personal life. And the other one is for the general public and people interested in travel (as well as camping and backpacking) tips. My goal was to put the more personal (AKA: LONG) revelations here and put the kinder, more PG-rated abbreviated versions on the other journal. Check it out at:

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Since the internet in South America was so shitty, I didn’t have enough time to fill in both blogs equally. Hell, I’ve been back for a month in the States and I’m STILL filling out my travel blog from South America now! So if you want to learn more about traveling through Bolivia (and Peru). please also check out:

 

SOUTH AMERICA: My Top 10 Travel Lessons Learned

 

BOLIVIA: My Top 10 List of Things to Do

Hanging out at the border town of Copacabana by Lake Titikaka

La Paz and the Valle de la Luna

Rurrenabaque: Pampas Tours in the jungle and lush, green scenery in a great little town

Cochabamba: Working with local ecology organizations and building community

ToroToro National Park – Caves, dinosaur tracks, and beautiful landscapes

Traveling from Cochabamba to Tupiza to Uyuni: The start of my 4 day tour

La Reserva Nacional De Fauna Andina – AMAZING landscapes in this national reserve

The Famous Salar De Uyuni Salt Flats

Carnaval and the City of Uyuni

My Trip to the Lovely Sucre

The Journey from La Paz to Puno to Lima

 

PERU

What’s Good in Lima

Three Hot Days in Nazca

Puno: Island Home-stays and wandering around town

Arequipa’s volcanoes and churches

Hanging out around Cusco and checking out the Sacred Valley

AND last but not least: the four day hike on El Camino Inka to Machu Picchu

 

Happy (and safe) travels!

 

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