how does one get to see Lake Poopo, the Uyuni Salt Flat; ending with Lake Titicaca because I want to cross over to Peru at Puno without being on an organized tour? Is it possible to meet locals and take buses or whatever and kind of find your way around? I did this in Asia and Russia. That way you get to stay longer and you don't get targeted as a dollar sign tourist. Of course most people get turned on by money. Hopefully most natives in Bolivia are not that way.
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"Welcome to "Enchanting Bolivia" group. I live in Bolivia and I would be delighted to answer any queries on this amazing country which I know very well, as I would like for anybody else with deep knowledge of his or her country to advise me when traveling. This forum is to invite, share and discuss all aspects of travel to Bolivia. Over time this forum will be of great assistance to others who want to experience Bolivia's secretive, magic, energetic, interesting, culture, landscapes, so come and join me"
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bavogent You seem to be travelling...same same like me.;tons Of Asia and Months and months of Russian Winte
Moscow is hell on earth..especially in February....
bavogent Ps...I always talk to a lot of people and try to find a local guide...Whom I pay..But Hey.;thats like Nagaland..or Arunachal pradesh.;if u know what I mean..Normal in india.+even Russia!.But in Bolivia?
alwloch Got stopped by the Myanmar military at their border, trying to cross into India - Nagaland [snake] country. A dozen officials interrogated me for an hour and told me to return to their capital - Yangon, and to fly out. I refused to leave the border but then one official lied, saying they'd pay for my flight to Kolkata. Instead I flew to Bangkok, took buses through Kuala Lumpur to Singapore and flew to Chennai, India.
This April plan to fly to Ukraine; tour Prague and the Baltic.