• La Paz - Enjoy a stroll through the bustling streets of La Paz, stopping at “Las Velas,” a market with over forty years of tradition. This food market is a must-visit for all La Paz residents. “Las Velas” is a historic site where cooks have served soccer players, businessmen, renowned national artists, and former presidents, among many others. Its architecture, design, and organization reflect the identity of La Paz. Here, travelers can savor a delicious Bolivian dish: Anticucho.
• Parque del Monticulo - Visit El Monticulo, a splendid viewpoint celebrated by La Paz poet Jaime Saenz: “El Monticulo, with all its charm and tradition, is the hallmark of the Sopocachi area. Curiously, the city’s topography is faithfully reproduced here, albeit on a smaller scale, with surprising and disconcerting accuracy” (1980). At El Monticulo, travelers will enjoy a magical night session filled with the art, music, and literature of La Paz.
• Mi Teleferico - Mi Teleférico is an iconic tourist attraction offering travelers a bird’s-eye view of the entire city. Travelers will join a typical tour of this public transportation system while discussing the unique geography of La Paz. At one of the Mi Teleférico stops, we will share a delightful Bolivian pastry: cheese jawitas.
• El Alto - El Alto is the twin city of La Paz. On this tour, travelers will engage with its residents and their customs to learn more about Bolivia’s native cultures (Aymaras and Quechuas). Additionally, the landscape provides a perfect backdrop for photographs, and travelers can enjoy a traditional hot drink from El Alto.

• Tour guide
• Carbonated beverages
• Snacks

Join us for a city walk as we discuss the people of La Paz, their sociocultural context, the Aymara culture, customs, and the rise of the chola (women in skirts) as a cultural symbol. We’ll visit the Las Velas food area, where cholas prepare anticuchos (grilled beef heart) until dawn. Next, we’ll take private transportation to the Teleférico (cable car) and head to El Alto, where we’ll enjoy a traditional linaza drink (boiled linseed infusion). We’ll then return by cable car to the peaceful Sopocachi neighborhood and walk to one of La Paz’s best viewpoints. Here, we’ll savor El Inca bicervecina (a national barley drink), toast to Pachamama (a traditional Andean deity ritual), take photos of the La Paz nightscape, and engage in a discussion on national literature while listening to Bolivian music.

• No vegetarian or vegan option included.

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