puno

Puno Peru to La Paz via Copacobana Bolivia

There are two types of people who visit Puno. People who go there to see the lake and then go right back where they came from, and people who go there on their way to Bolivia. As such, getting from Puno to La Paz is fairly simple and well traveled. It's also not completely safe and everyone is advised to do some homework and keeps their wits about. Think you're too smart a traveler to get into any trouble? Seen it all before? Hell I took a mini-bus in the Middle East and nothing happened to me! Well, tell that to people who were abducted on the road to La Paz. There was even a movie about it on Lifetime, we saw it 2 days after we got back!

Lake Crossing

Andean Explorer The Andes By Train

Andean Explorer

Whenever we plan a trip, how we will get from here to there is always a big part of our planning. As such when deciding where our next trip should be, the first thing we look for is whether the country has train service. Not only does it make getting from place to place convenient, but there is no better way to see the countryside. As I am sure any train fan would agree, there is something magical about riding a train, no matter where it takes you.

Woman at Church Straight Tracks
Woman in Front of Church Tracks along the river and beneath the mountains
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