La Paz is much more than Bolivia’s de facto capital. The city has one of the most unique cultural milieus in South America. Here you’ll find dancing demons, heavenly cuisine, witches’ markets, and devil-may-care architecture–all in a landscape of sand castles and preposterous civil engineering. This album highlights some of our favorite La Paz memories.
Riding the aerial tramway
Aymara architecture: a cholet in El Alto
The historic center of La Paz
Coca Cola break
The ancient City of Tiwanaku
Tiwanaku
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Festivities outside the city center
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Festivities outside the city center
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Festivities at Titicaca
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The aerial tramway
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The aerial tramway
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From the heights
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The aerial tramway
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A "Transformer" building in El Alto
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The "Iron Man" building in El Alto
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Street Market in the historic center
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Street market
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The central market
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El Alto
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Tiwanaku
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Tiwanaku
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Pumapunku
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Tiwanaku
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Tiwanaku
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Pre-Inca city of Tiwanaku
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Pre-Inca city of Tiwanaku
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Pre-Inca city of Tiwanaku
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Tiwanaku
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Tiwanaku
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Tiwanaku
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Tiwanaku
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Tiwanaku
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Tiwanaku
