First leg 5.5 hours, SFO > MIA
Second leg 6.5 hours, MIA > LPE
Food on AA, what can you expect
Bolivia, here I come
La Paz Airport, kinda like Huanglong Airport
Boliviana de Aviacion
Sickness bag
La Paz is the highest national capital in the world.
The Andes and park
Sucre is the constitutional capital and the seat of the Supreme Court
Famous for surrounding dinosaur footprints
KulturCafe Berlin
Pretty traditional colonial style mansion
One of the three courtyard
Bolivian mom and son
Plaza Monteagudo
Parroquia de Santo Domingo
Banco Nacional de Bolivia
Plazuela Santa Cruz
Statue @ Plazuela Santa Cruz
Mercado Central
Old Bolivian woman
They all carry a bad
A lot of fresh veggie
Meal section
Typical Bolivian mom outfit
Basilica de San Francisco
Basilica de San Francisco
Santa Monica
Bibloteca USFX
USFX
The city centre is on the UNESCO World Heritage List
Napping while no customer
Jugo de naranja, one of the few Spanish phrases I know
Templo de San Agustin
Plazuela Zudanez
Statue @ Plazuela Zudanez
Sucre – la ciudad blanca or white city
San Felipe de Neri
Inside of San Felipe de Neri
Its architecture is more an example of neo-classical style
Some government building
The last supper painting
The monastery of San Felipe de Neri was built from 1795 to 1799
The entrance to the monastery is very hidden
The monastery has a beautiful roof terrace with a brick floor
Historic City of Sucre, UNESCO #30
View of the northeast
Bell tower and tiled rooftop
First attemp
Second attemp
Gorgeous views
Tiled rooftop
Courtyard
Bell towers
Roof @ San Felipe de Neri
Underneath the blue sky shines its white painted colonial houses
At 2,710m altitude above sea level, the climate is spring like all year around
Sucre Cathedral
This guy has been waiting for long
Detail facade @ sucre Cathedral
PDA
Statue @ Plaza 25 de Mayo
Beaterio de Santa Rita
Honour Parlour @ Casa de la Libertad
Dragon faucet
Piano @ Viceroyalty Hall
Courtyard
Independence Representatives Hall
The chapel was the meeting hall
Where Bolivian independence was declared on 25 May 1825
AKA Independence Hall
Presidents Gallery
The Metropolitan Cathedral of Sucre
Independence hero Mariscal Antonio Jose de Sucre, first president of Bolivia
Some religious event
Most of the stores are closed due to holiday
San Miguel
Today is some kind of religious holiday
Bolivian mom and daughter
Shanghai Restaurant
Convento Santa Clara
Monasterio y Templo de Santa Teresa
A hilly city
Parroquia de San Lazaro
Statue of Mary
Parroquia de San Lazaro
Arr, walk uphill
Monastery de La Recoleta
El Mirador AKA La Recoleta
Place of La Recoleta & Peregrina fountain
Beautiful panaromic view of the whole city
Sweeping terrace decorated with white columns and arches
Beautiful structure
Drinks @ Cafe Mirador
First meal of the day
Road close tomorrow, taking night taxi to Potosi
I got my own room
First leg 5.5 hours, SFO > MIA
Second leg 6.5 hours, MIA > LPE
Food on AA, what can you expect
Bolivia, here I come
La Paz Airport, kinda like Huanglong Airport
Boliviana de Aviacion
Sickness bag
La Paz is the highest national capital in the world.
The Andes and park
Sucre is the constitutional capital and the seat of the Supreme Court
Famous for surrounding dinosaur footprints
KulturCafe Berlin
Pretty traditional colonial style mansion
One of the three courtyard
Bolivian mom and son
Plaza Monteagudo
Parroquia de Santo Domingo
Banco Nacional de Bolivia
Plazuela Santa Cruz
Statue @ Plazuela Santa Cruz
Mercado Central
Old Bolivian woman
They all carry a bad
A lot of fresh veggie
Meal section
Typical Bolivian mom outfit
Basilica de San Francisco
Basilica de San Francisco
Santa Monica
Bibloteca USFX
USFX
The city centre is on the UNESCO World Heritage List
Napping while no customer
Jugo de naranja, one of the few Spanish phrases I know
Templo de San Agustin
Plazuela Zudanez
Statue @ Plazuela Zudanez
Sucre – la ciudad blanca or white city
San Felipe de Neri
Inside of San Felipe de Neri
Its architecture is more an example of neo-classical style
Some government building
The last supper painting
The monastery of San Felipe de Neri was built from 1795 to 1799
The entrance to the monastery is very hidden
The monastery has a beautiful roof terrace with a brick floor
Historic City of Sucre, UNESCO #30
View of the northeast
Bell tower and tiled rooftop
First attemp
Second attemp
Gorgeous views
Tiled rooftop
Courtyard
Bell towers
Roof @ San Felipe de Neri
Underneath the blue sky shines its white painted colonial houses
At 2,710m altitude above sea level, the climate is spring like all year around
Sucre Cathedral
This guy has been waiting for long
Detail facade @ sucre Cathedral
PDA
Statue @ Plaza 25 de Mayo
Beaterio de Santa Rita
Honour Parlour @ Casa de la Libertad
Dragon faucet
Piano @ Viceroyalty Hall
Courtyard
Independence Representatives Hall
The chapel was the meeting hall
Where Bolivian independence was declared on 25 May 1825
AKA Independence Hall
Presidents Gallery
The Metropolitan Cathedral of Sucre
Independence hero Mariscal Antonio Jose de Sucre, first president of Bolivia
Some religious event
Most of the stores are closed due to holiday
San Miguel
Today is some kind of religious holiday
Bolivian mom and daughter
Shanghai Restaurant
Convento Santa Clara
Monasterio y Templo de Santa Teresa
A hilly city
Parroquia de San Lazaro
Statue of Mary
Parroquia de San Lazaro
Arr, walk uphill
Monastery de La Recoleta
El Mirador AKA La Recoleta
Place of La Recoleta & Peregrina fountain
Beautiful panaromic view of the whole city
Sweeping terrace decorated with white columns and arches
Beautiful structure
Drinks @ Cafe Mirador
First meal of the day
Road close tomorrow, taking night taxi to Potosi
I got my own room