Written by SeenThat on March 31, 2007
- Roughly circular, at first sight Bolivia looks as an easy country to plan a trip on it. The second sight reveals a more complex reality. A big part of the country is occupied by the...
Written by SeenThat on March 30, 2007
- Wherever I stopped in South America, I could be confident to find one stable thing. More stable than governments, cultures and languages were the "empanadas," a turnover-like pastry that is consumed as a snack at...
Written by SeenThat on April 2, 2007
- The fourth biggest city in Bolivia (with roughly half a million inhabitants) Cochabamba shares the basic design of Bolivian cities: a tiny downtown surrounded by endless shantytowns. However, its peculiarities make it well worth a...
Written by kerij on February 11, 2001
- We stopped to visit old friends at the local orphanage run by a religious order. Cochabamba is well served by many religious organizations from all over the world. One sister has started a small nursery...
Cochabamba
Tourism and Travel Guide