What's Going on in Bolivia? Is it Cheap? Is it Safe?

La Paz, Bolivia is a surprising and amazing city to visit in 2023. Today we will walk around La Paz, Bolivia, the high altitude megalopolis of this extremely diverse country.

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[OliBolivia]

Thanks for taking an genuine interest for my country

[burntfrootloop]

I am American but my dad was born and raised in this city. We go every 5 years or so to visit family. Thank you for shining some light onto the beautiful people, landscape, and culture of La Paz

[pelaronija]

I fell in love with La Paz....look what you did...Bolivia is now on my list. ☺Great content! 👍

[formxshape]

I spent 6 months in La Paz in 2003, volunteering as a designer at a museum there, good to see not a lot has changed. At the end of those 6 months, back in the UK I felt as fit as professional athlete 😂.

[antoniofantiniesquivel]

Congratulations friend, in twenty minutes you managed to summarize part of the general history of Bolivia, just inform you that the capital of Bolivia is the city of Sucre, and not the City of LA PAZ, also thank you for visiting my country, and showing some of its landscapes, geography and culture, I hope you had a pleasant stay, best regards from the south of Bolivia 🇧🇴

[StewartBrown-kneb]

Awesome video! I've been traveling throughout South America the last 5 months. I just arrived in Bolivia a few days ago and will be here a month and this is really helpful.

[heatherritaa]

Thanklyou so much for this video! I am heading there in a few months and this was so helpful!! <3 Gracias Amigo!!!

[almightyswizz]

I’ve always wanted to visit bolivia Peru & Mexico, these places fascinate me as I read a lot of history and learned Spanish to read more! The past seems so mythical yet it was so real and places like these are radiating with history

[diannadunford]

Back in the late 1960s my family was there for a few months, to import a car you had to agree to use it as a taxi for X number of years.

[ericg]

Awesome video ! I always found Bolivia 🇧🇴 very Interesting

[michaelc.vargas]

Good Job, I am also an American whose parents are from Bolivia. Bolivia is one of the best countries aside from US in my opinion. I feel like home when I am there.

[Tvz]

I had a similar experience in Lima Peru. I met a woman in her mid 20s that had never left her tiny district in Lima, maybe a 2 mile square. Mostly because of extreme poverty. She didn't have the means or a reason to leave. She wasn't an uncommon case either, most people in the world will never leave the city they're born in, especially third world countries.

[brandonjameson]

Coming on our honeymoon... thank you for the tips; this is very informative. Gives the vibes of La Paz.

[suem.]

I love to learn about different cultures and visit places through your channel! I especially love Latin America and glad to see you featured Bolivia. I wish we got to see some of the food like saltenas, which are like a soupy empanada!

[shinarom]

Great information! I am Thai but was living in this beautiful city - La Paz back in 1995. I heard you talking a bit about my country😉. Keep up the good work! 💪

[mochagypsymagick]

Thank you, I really enjoyed this... Subbed!

[dreguzman]

I'm using this for my English class, we're from Bolivia. Thanks! Right when you mentioned the altitude I thought Oh my god this poor gringuito is suffering HARD with the sorojchi (altitude sickness) :(

[zuffin]

Decentralized transit actually looks neat. All kinds of people working to solve the problem of transport. More freedom than america in that sense, you can walk (if you can get used to the air), cable car, or pick from hundreds of different transport cars.

[alvapazz]

Crazy to see the effects of the high altitude, I used to live in Quito so I know what it feels like, but now that I live by the beach I definitely feel how much easier it is to breathe here.

[txekoratsu]

Thanks for sharing. Beautiful country, its indigenous manifestations are still strongly alive! This warms my heart.
I want to touch this land with my spirit… Bolivia is calling.
Abraços do Brasil! Irmãos de pátria Sul americana, estamos vivos!