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Experience the vibrant spirit of El Alto alongside local indigenous guides with deep knowledge of the city’s culture. Wander through one of El Alto’s most vibrant markets, including the iconic Cholita Market, and take in breathtaking views over La Paz and the surrounding Andes mountains.

The city of La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia, located at 3600 meters above sea level, its topography, its historic center, its modern districts, its new neighborhoods make it unique.

Visit Tiwanaku and Pumapunku on a private tour from La Paz that explores ancient, pre-Inca ruins set high on the Bolivian altiplano. Along with the convenience of door-to-door transport from La Paz, exploring with a private guide means you can enjoy the day at your own pace, with time to truly experience Pumapunku, a lesser-known site that group tours often speed through or skip altogether.

- We will visit 7 lines of the cable car. - We will visit the 2 cities that connect the cable car The La Paz City and the El Alto City. - Enjoy the tipic Bolivian Gastronomy - We will visit the Street of the Museums, and we will enter one of them (Optional) - 04 Spectacular hours touring through the air the La Paz city and the El Alto City. - Our tour offers you a personal service, almost familiar since our groups are small, so you can better enjoy the explanations of our guides. We say goodbye at a point in the central area of the city for those who want to make purchases or some other activity. Write us to register and reserve a place If you want more information please contact us

Book now to embark on an extraordinary adventure to El Alto, a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Our exclusive tour highlights the city's architectural wonders, showcasing breathtaking Andean-style houses and captivating landmarks. Immerse yourself in the fusion of modern and authentic designs that create an unforgettable atmosphere. Be prepared to be astonished by the extraordinary juxtaposition of contemporary and traditional elements that define El Alto today. Don't miss out on this remarkable experience – book your tour now and create memories that will last a lifetime.

1.- Descubre la historia, tradiciones y cultura, de las diferentes zonas de la ciudad de La Paz. 2.- Disfrute de la gastronomia diversa de esta ciudad 3.- Descubre los lugares mas intimos de esta ciudad, en un recorrido a pie 4.- Iniciamos a las 09:00 y terminams Hrs 16:00 5.- Tambien te enseñaremos a usar el trasnporte publico, y los telefericos como un BOLIVIANO MAS. 1.- Discover the history, traditions and culture of the different areas of the city of La Paz. 2.- Enjoy the diverse gastronomy of this city 3.- Discover the most intimate places of this city, on a walking tour 4.- We start at 09:00 and end at 16:00 5.- We will also teach you how to use public transportation and cable cars like a BOLIVIAN. *INCLUDES* - THIS IS A REAL BOLIVIAN EXPERIENCE - BILINGUAL TOUR GUIDE - GASTRONOMIC TASTING BOLIVIAN FOOD - PUBLIC MARKET -WITCHES MARKET......... AND MORE

Bolivia Adventure: La Paz, Isla del Sol, Salar de Uyuni & Huayna Potosí Climb Embark on an unforgettable journey through Bolivia’s most iconic destinations. Explore the vibrant city of La Paz, where tradition and modernity blend seamlessly. Discover the mystical Isla del Sol, the legendary birthplace of the Inca civilization, surrounded by the breathtaking waters of Lake Titicaca. Venture into the surreal landscapes of the Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, where endless white expanses and stunning reflections create a dreamlike experience. Finally, challenge yourself with the Huayna Potosí climb, a thrilling high-altitude ascent offering spectacular Andean panoramas. This adventure promises an extraordinary mix of culture, nature, and adrenaline in the heart of Bolivia.

Discover the Magic of La Paz: A Culinary and Cultural Adventure Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart and soul of La Paz, Bolivia's vibrant capital. Our expertly crafted tour combines rich history, local traditions, and mouthwatering cuisine to give you an authentic taste of Bolivian culture. Join us for an immersive 7-hour adventure that will awaken your senses and leave you with a deep appreciation for Bolivia's rich cultural tapestry. Book now and prepare for a day filled with discovery, flavor, and wonder in the captivating city of La Paz!

This is a service that combines visits to our country's tourist attractions with the experience of sharing with the people of Bolivia. We will discover the archaeological site of Tiwanaku, sail the waters of the Titicaca River, and also offer a visit to the colonial center of La Paz, all in an exclusive way, sharing with the local people. Our second day is dedicated to visiting the Salar de Uyuni, the largest lithium reserve on the planet. A full day to discover a unique and unparalleled landscape.

Whether you're a cocktail enthusiast, curious about Bolivia’s local drinks, or simply looking to pre-game before a night out, this tour is for you. We’ll take you through La Paz’s most iconic bohemian neighborhoods and enjoy a variety of tastings along the way. You’ll try cocktails made with our national spirit, Singani, sample local beers, warm traditional beverages, and more. Over the course of four hours, we’ll show you what La Paz nightlife tastes, looks, and feels like, the perfect way to kick off your evening in the city.

Delve deeper into the rich Inca history of Bolivia on a day trip to Lake Titicaca and the Tiwanacu Archaeological complex from La Paz. You’ll enjoy personalized attention in a small group limited to 12 as you listen to stories and history that you’re unlikely to find in the guidebook.

Learn about the history of Bolivia’s wars, wealth and nature at this important plaza with your guide, before starting off your day with a traditional tasty mid-morning snack.Your guide will lead the way to the San Pedro Prison. Walk by the prison walls, on your way visit several local marketplaces that are bursting with Bolivian culture. Learn about the thousands of different types of Andean potatoes, walking along to the local Market and visit one street where people sell potatoes in endless assortments included fresh and dehydrated varieties that are making specifically for traditional local cuisine that you will taste in the afternoon.

Gain a true understanding of Bolivia by exploring its unique political identity and rich social fabric, essential to grasping the reality of any place. Bolivia has consistently chosen its own path in Latin America: from nationalizing gas and lithium, to rewriting its Constitution with indigenous values at the center, to being the only country where McDonald’s went bankrupt. Guided by a native English speaking Bolivian expert, this experience offers a clear, engaging, and balanced look into Bolivia’s complex history, indigenous resurgence, and political evolution, past and present. The narrative remains thoughtful and nuanced, inviting you to form your own perspective rather than receiving one. And you won’t just hear about it, you’ll see it. The journey unfolds along a carefully designed route, including La Paz’s stunning cable car system, turning the city into storytelling in motion for curious minds who want depth, context, and connection, not just a tour.

We'll take a walk through the city while describing the people of La Paz, the sociocultural context, Aymara culture, customs, and the consolidation of the chola (woman in a skirt) as a symbol of identity. We'll move to the Las Velas food hall, where the cholas prepare anticuchos (beef heart grills) until dawn. We'll then use private transportation to continue by cable car to the city of El Alto, where we'll try a typical linseed drink (a boiled infusion of linseed). Once again, we'll take the cable car to a quieter neighborhood (Sopocachi) and walk to one of the best viewpoints in La Paz, where we'll drink El Inca beer (the national drink made from barley), toast Pachamama (a traditional ritual of respect for this Andean deity), take photos of the La Paz nightscape, and give a talk about national literature and listen to a sample of Bolivian music.