Introducing Tarija
This little city is as laid-back as they get, with palm-lined squares, sizzling Argentine barbecues, sprawling bar and café terraces, and local vocal talents wailing from karaoke bars. Nothing much happens in Tarija, but the city does have some interesting, colonial architecture that can warrant a day’s walking around. If you have time, go around some of the surrounding wineries and try Bolivian vino or get your throat heated on some singani (distilled grape spirit).
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Last updated: Sep 29, 2008
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RE: Filadelfia to Salta
by Standanista 31 May 2012
Via Encarnación avoids Bolivia entirely and is on better roads, but involves backtracking. The most direct route, although involving…
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Re: travel from La Paz to Sucre
by schesis 12 May 2012
Okay, so I went and looked, and flights LPB - SRE are apparently 420-560 Bs right now. That's 300-400 Bs more than the best bus, even…
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RE: itinerary Bolivia - your thoughts please? :)
by Mjs181 11 May 2012
Hey Narella, My advice or recommendations to your itinerary having been in Bolivia for the past 8 months would be: If your heading to…
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