Jon and I had agreed that we wanted to spend about 3 months in South America. As we had hit our three-month mark we were not able to spend much time in Bolivia. We did however, know that the Salar de Uyuni, covering 9,000 square kilometers was a must do. It is really not a … More Journey of Uyuni, Bolivia: Visiting the largest salt-lake in the world

After my “brocation” I figured the most appropriate place for me to take Jon next was to bike death road in La Paz, Bolivia. Death Road was, until the early 2000’s, the main route in Bolivia from the amazon basin through the mountains to the ocean. The name was obtained due to the number of … More Journey of La Paz, Bolivia: A trip down Death Road

Isla del Sol on the Bolivian side of Lake Titicaca is known as the birthplace of the Incan dynasty. For me it was a haven of beautiful landscapes with people and customs that have not changed in centuries. Jon and I took a boat in the morning to the north side of the island and … More Journey of Isla del Sol, Bolivia: Birthplace of the Inca dynasty

As part of our planned journey would be continuing on to Bolivia after Peru. Bolivia was the only country in South America that we were traveling to that required a Visa, and Bolivia only required a Visa for American citizens. I thought I was being proactive by researching and pulling together the requirements prior to … More Journey of Bolivia: The difficulty getting in and out