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BOLIVIA · South America

...everything so peaceful!

MAmasmo ·17 photographs ·16 Feb 2006 – 28 Feb 2006 ·13 days
Where
La Paz, Oruro, Salar de Uyuni, Santa Cruz
When
16 Feb 2006 – 28 Feb 2006
13 days · trip of 2006
Who
Marco Massimino · @masmo · cavallermaggiore
How
Travel diary
The story

...simply Fantastic!!! A truly extraordinary country where the places are magnificent and recall the infinite and the people have an incredible hospitality...I really recommend it to everyone!

The journey's photographs

17 photographs · click to open them full screen

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White welcome sign at the Kasani Bolivia border crossing under a cloudy skyDancers wearing red feathered headdresses perform a traditional dance in the lobbyYoung man in red shirt with dancers in colorful dresses and straw hatsGreen and red rock valleys under grey clouds, snowy peaks in the distanceFour tourists posing among the eroded rock formations of Valle de la Luna, La PazAndean market stall with colorful woven textiles, ponchos and handmade bagsSnow-capped Illimani towers over La Paz above brown hillsCrouching tourist holds a little girl's hand in an alleywayFour friends pose on the white salt of Salar de Uyuni under a blue skySalar de Uyuni: salt building and tourists on the endless white crustSalt lagoon at dawn, dark mountains reflected in still waterPink and white flamingos wading in shallow salt lagoon, brown mountains behindGroup of tourists posing on rocky ground in front of lagoon and snowy mountainsSandy track across rock formations and volcanic peaks on the Andean altiplanoMan in red jacket among steaming fumaroles on high-altitude rocky groundSnow-capped Licancabur volcano reflected in the green lagoonFive travelers in jackets pose amid rising steam at El Tatio geysers

1 reader comments

piazzamozart · 16/11/2006

bello il viaggio......avete anche provato "le specialità locali"????!!!!

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