Sucre Travel Blogs

Ok, so who would´ve known that it would be so tough to travel in Bolivia?! Not us, but we quickly figured that out during this trip to Sucre!! It took us a while to arrive at our destination, but luckily we made it safe and sound. It´s crazy to think back at the rides we accepted in order to do…

Yesterday I took night bus to Sucre so today in the morning I wake up right here. Sucre is beautifull city, is smaller than La Paz but has its magic also, I like this place. For tomorrow Ive decided visit surrounding area from horse back, it will be second time I will sit on the horse, pictures and…

Well well what can i say... I AM ALIVE! We have been warned back home, overseas, by email, maybe even a few direct reverse charge calls and shown photos of the risks you take when travelling by bus in Bolivia! This i believed was all a shame to conceal the hidden beauty of Bolivia´s…

Sucre was a really nice town to hang out in. Its the first place in Bolivia where we started to see a mix of the traditional Boliva and a new modern one. Half the women wear the tradional dress and the other half jeanes and tshirts! We stayed in the HI hostel which is really close to the bus stati…

After my Spanish lesson I give L her present and she is very happy.  I tidy my room and start packing so that it won’t be too much work tomorrow morning.  L comes back at 2 and we go and have a hamburger together.  The taxis and public transport are on strike today; against Morales…

Touted to be the most beautiful city in Bolivia and the country´s de facto capital since the congress is held here.  Many tourist come here for different reasons, including relaxing which is mainly what we did.  It is one of the biggest centers in S America for learning Spanish, contains…

I decided to take the easy option and fly from La Paz to Sucre, rather than the 15 hour bus ride.  I managed to get a flight with Aerosur (www.aerosur.com) for $78 (£50), and Steve and Becs joined me on the flight.  We got a taxi from the city to El Alto airport (fixed price, Bs50) and l…

From the very beginning I was pleasantly surprised by Sucre. The weather was certainly a big improvement due to the 1000 meters of altitude drop from Potosi and the old colonial buildings created a great atmosphere. The central plaza is one of the prettier plazas that I have seen in South America w…

the search for never ending travel companions

small status update again to keep up the momentum :)i'm in sucre at the moment, the white city of bolivia... unesco world heritage colonial city with loads of museums, etc...  but unfortunately not even half as impressive as cusco was... i miss that city so much!i will write an own article on …

Just got back from traveling for a month in Bolivia (Mar-Aor 2007). Looking for travel mates for another trip there from mid-Aug to mid-Sept. Anyway, went to the altiplano, Oriente and Beni. Here are some pics. Let me know how you like them!

Visit the marketplace and order a fruit shake: fresh made, every kind of fruit you want. A killer Tumbo, unripe passion fruit.

I will be going on the trail of the Incas in Peru, then Bolivia and finally dance samba in Rio de Janeiro

A little break.

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