LLama Foetus Anyone?

• 5 out of 5 stars by catsholiday from ashbourne, United Kingdom
• March 15, 2010

Quote: A FEW FACTS:La Paz is the capital of Bolivia which is a land locked country next to Peru in South America. It is one of the poorest South American countries but this I no way detracts from its charm as a country to visit.Strangely in La Paz the... Read the full La Paz (General) review

From journal South America

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Friends in High Places

• 4 out of 5 stars by Niiko from Andújar, Spain
• January 10, 2010

Quote: La Paz is occasionally dubbed the highest capital city in the world - this is partly true; lowland Sucre is Bolivia's constitutional capital, although 4,000 metre-high La Paz certainly plays the central role of the nation's cities. Its considerable... Read the full La Paz (General) review

From journal High Times: a Month in Bolivia

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Alasitas and Ekeko: The Abundance’s Idol

• 5 out of 5 stars by SeenThat from Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel
• February 21, 2007

Quote: The Alasitas are miniatures sold in Bolivian markets, especially in La Paz, beginning at January 24th. There is no need to rush since the festival runs well into the Carnival season. The festival name is related to an Aymara word meaning "buy me,"... Read the full La Paz (General) review

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Skin and Skirts: Carnival in La Paz

• 5 out of 5 stars by SeenThat from Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel
• February 17, 2007

Quote: The first time I arrived to La Paz it was just a few days before the Carnival. I was not aware of that until then; it was serendipity at its best: travel around until something worthwhile appears. As soon as I dropped my luggage, I was told that the... Read the full La Paz (General) review

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