3 Days Itinerary in La Paz, Bolivia - Travel Guide
Breathtaking Boliviana: 3 Wild Days in La Paz
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - The Pulse of La Paz |
| 2 | Day 2 - Moon Valley and Cultural Exhibits |
| 3 | Day 3 - A Glimpse into Ancestral Times |
Introduction
In this concise and thrilling three-day itinerary, you'll dive headfirst into the dynamic environment of La Paz, Bolivia. From the city streets teeming with life to the buzzing local markets, and the serenity of Moon Valley to the crown jewel of Bolivian heritage - the historical site of Tiwanaku. Buckle up for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Bolivia!
Day 1 - The Pulse of La Paz
Kickstart your adventure with a buzzing morning in the heart of La Paz city. Immerse yourself in the vibrant surroundings of the renowned Witches' Market; famous for its unique and offbeat items. After a flavorful local lunch, it's time for the adventure to take an upward turn (literally!) as you head to the highest administrative capital in the world on the Mi Teleferico Cable Car. If visiting a city from the sky doesn't make your heart race, what will? Finish off the exciting day with a tranquil evening stroll around the moonlit Plaza Murillo.
Day 2 - Moon Valley and Cultural Exhibits
Day two embarks with a harmonious blend of nature and culture. Start your morning with a journey to the tranquil yet extraordinary Moon Valley. You'll feel like you've been transported to another planet as you walk among the unique rock formations. After an outer-worldly experience, reconnect with Bolivian roots at the intrepid Museo de la Coca or the comprehensive National Museum of Art. By evening, get ready to rumble as we visit the vibrant Calacoto district for dinner, drinks, and an overwhelming taste of local nightlife.
Day 3 - A Glimpse into Ancestral Times
With the city well-explored, it's time to resurface the ancient past. Today we head to the historical gem Tiwanaku, an UNESCO World Heritage site and the most significant archaeological site in Bolivia. Prepare to be awestruck by the intricate stone work, monumental structures and the enduring mystery surrounding this ancestral city. To wrap up, we head back to La Paz for a farewell dinner and the ever-so-welcoming Bolivian hospitality. Now, isn’t that a fitting way to conclude a magical journey in La Paz, Bolivia?
Benjamin Clark
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
La Paz
La Paz has a varied climate due to its altitude. Generally, the days are warm and the nights can get a bit chilly. It's best to pack layers, so you can adjust according to the temperature changes.
The official currency of Bolivia is the Boliviano. However, many places accept US dollars as well. It's advisable to carry some local currency, especially for smaller purchases or in local markets.
Like in any large city, it's always best to stay vigilant of your surroundings in La Paz, but generally, tourists do not encounter any significant problems. Always keep an eye on your belongings and avoid less crowded areas during night hours.