As soon as we arrived in Peru, we noticed straight away that Bolivia had been extremely cheap! Everything in Peru is double the price of Bolivia, we used to have a 'menu of the day' for tea and it would cost us one pound fifty at the maximum in Bolivia, here it costs about a fiver! Whattt!?! Anyway, the first place we visited in Peru was Puno, simply as a point to access Lake Titicaca, that really is all the town has to offer! We had booked a 2day/1 night trip t...

After a rather bumpy 10 hour coach journey from La Paz to the south of Bolivia, we arrived in a little town called Uyuni! It was like a town from a wild west film, with really wide sandy streets and with hardly anyone around, it was really early in the morning though so it probably had something to do with it! We joined our tour of 4 other people and our guide Oscar and driver Raul, in Uyuni. Setting off on our three day adventure was really exciting! Our first ...

Well, well, well- what can I say!?! La Paz is crazy but so cool! We have only been here for two days but we have seen and done so much already :)Yesterday we were meant to be going on a site seeing bus around the town, unfortunately for our bank accounts we discovered the shops and the markets! The best place ever! I have already bought so much stuff that I have had to take my sleeping bag out of my rucksack to fit my purchases in, and now will have to just hang ...

After travelling for 36 hours nearly, I arrived in the erly morning in La Paz, Bolivia, the world´s highest capital city! Flying over it in the dark was amazing seeing all the grid like streets, as we got closer to the ground I could see that the streets were actually just made up of little shacks with one street light every few houses. Fortunately, just as I was getting off the plane I started speaking to a lovely young American couple (with the cutest baby eve...