Tours
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- Date: May 22,2008
La Paz and surroundings tours
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La Paz (Bolivia), city in western Bolivia, located on the La Paz River. La Paz is Bolivia’s largest city, as well as the country’s administrative capital and the capital of La Paz Department. The city sits amid the Andes Mountains and is about 3625 m (about 11,900 ft) above sea level, making it the highest large city in the world. La Paz is linked by railroads and highways to cities in Peru and Argentina and to Arica, Chile, the nearest port on the Pacific Ocean. It also has an international airport. It is also the site of the University of San Andrés (1830), the Catholic Bolivian University (1966), the National Museum, the presidential and legislative palaces, and a cathedral (completed in 1933) with a capacity of 12,000. La Paz was founded by the Spanish in 1548. It flourished because of its strategic location on the trade route between the Bolivian silver mines and the ocean. Population (1993 estimate) 784,976.
We offer the following tours in the area, please make a choice
| Package Tours | Price per person Based on double occupancy |
Duration | Highlights |
| La Paz 5 days | US$422 | 5 days and 4 nightsDAILY DEPARTURES from La Paz | La Paz city tour, excursion to Tiwanaku, Copacabana and Sun Island, ending in La Paz Bolivia |
| La Paz city tour by night & dinner show | US$83 | 1 nightDAILY DEPARTURES from La Paz | nocturnal panoramic visit to the city |
| Tiwanaku Ruins full day | US$108 | Full dayDAILY DEPARTURES from La Paz | we will visit a pre-inca archaeological place “Tiwanaku” |
| La Paz city tour & Moon Valley | US$32 | 3 HOURSDAILY DEPARTURES from La Paz |
La Paz city tour & Moon Valley |
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Visa Requirement for US Citizens to enter in Bolivia In the first hours of 2007, The Bolivian President Evo Morales suppressed by decree the right of US citizens to enter this country freely, in reciprocity with a similar measure taken by the US government. Please make sure to have all necessary documents before traveling! |