The Most Dangerous Road Starting at 4700M above sea level on our bikes, the air was cool and clear and the scenary was beautiful. After decending about an hour, we removed the layers of clothing as we found ourselves in lush, green, warm, jungle mountains with waterfalls. It is called the most dangerous road because the entire road is on the edge of cliffs and many cars and bikes have gone over the cliffs throughout the years (I actually think it should be ca...

La Paz Not much to say about this city - didn´t have much luck here and it was very loud, busy and dirty. We did stay, however, in the Witch´s Market and had a look through the love potions and fetal lamas that you are suppose to bury in a new house to bring good luck. We opted not to purchase the love potion after all....so far my luck with not attracting the Bolivian men has served me well.

Isle de la Sol Isle de la Sol is an island on the Bolivian side of Lake Titicaca and thought to have been the birthplace of the first Inca (son of the Sun God). An 1.5 hour from Copacabana (which is not the hottest spot north of Havana) is a beautiful, greek-like Island. Climbing the steep Inca steps to the top of the terrace, I spent the day overlooking this beautiful serene lake.