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From where to stay to what to eat, here’s how to make the most of 48 hours in La Paz, Bolivia’s administrative capital. La Paz, Bolivia’s administrative capital, sits at roughly 11,975 feet, where the ...
News Bolivia » La Paz » Travel: Photos: A glimpse of La Paz, Bolivia
A variety of puffed corn, nuts and seeds are available from street vendors throughout La Paz, Bolivia. The city is often the point of entry for travelers visiting Bolivia for its natural wonders.
News Bolivia » La Paz » Travel: Touch The Sky At This Sky-High City’s First Rooftop Bar (And Sample From The World’s Largest Collection of Bolivia’s High-Altitude National Spirit)
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News Bolivia » La Paz » Travel: A Local’s Guide to La Paz, Bolivia
Head chef Marsia Taha has been at the helm of Gustu, Bolivia’s most acclaimed restaurant, for five years. When out of La Paz, she spends ample time in the countryside, working with producers to source ...
News Bolivia » La Paz » Travel: In La Paz, Bolivia, a New Slate of Restaurants Draw on the Country's Natural Bounty
On the edge of Bolivia’s otherworldly salt flats, Casa Gastón sets a new standard of luxury. This Bolivian-owned, 10-room destination stay blends the landscape’s natural beauty with art by the late ...
News Bolivia » La Paz » Travel: MET Hotel to Open Its Doors in La Paz, Bolivia in January 2022
The lobby draws inspiration from the local ruins of Pumapunku and Tiwanaku with its layered concrete walls shaped like cut geometric stones. Good to know: Conscious hospitality is part of MET’s DNA; ...
News Bolivia » La Paz » Travel: I’m a Travel Advisor Who’s Been Planning Trips to La Paz for Nearly 30 Years—Here’s My Perfect 48-Hour Itinerary
La Paz, Bolivia’s administrative capital, sits at roughly 11,975 feet, where the air is thin, the light is extraordinary, and the streets pulse with an energy entirely its own. La Paz captivated me on ...