TOP 10 Things to do in La Paz 2023

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La Paz is not a city that every traveler thinks about, but they should. It is the highest capital in the world and the most beautiful city in the world. La Paz is the largest city in Bolivia, so there are a lot of things to do there. There are great museums, beautiful views of the mountains, and you can take a cable car instead of a boring public bus to get around.


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NUMBER 10. CHACALTAYA SKI RESORT Chacaltaya Ski Resort
Chacaltaya Ski Resort was Bolivia's only ski area. It used to sit on a glacier that was 18,000 years old, but that glacier no longer exists. What was once the world's highest ski resort is now mostly gone because the glacier melted because of global warming. Since 2005, there hasn't been any skiing here. But the resort once had a great history. It was the first place in South America to have a funicular that took skiers to the top.
Number 9. PLAZA MURILLO
Plaza Murillo is the main square in La Paz. It is surrounded by government buildings, like the Presidential Palace, and a cathedral. From the 16th century on, the square in what is now called the "old town" was called the "Plaza Mayor." In 1902, the name was changed to honor Pedro Murillo, a Bolivian leader who was hanged by the Spanish in 1810 during a rebellion for independence.
Number 8. WITCHES MARKETWitches' Market
When people go to the Witches Market, or Mercado de las Brujas, they might want to bring an amulet with them to keep away evil spirits. This isn't a normal market, unless you want to buy dried frogs or goat unborn babies, which are the market's specialties. As a gift to the goddess Pachamama, goat babies are buried in new homes and businesses.
Number 7.HUAYNA POY Huayna Potosi
Hikers and mountain climbers with a lot of experience may want to try Huayna Potosi, but only if they are used to being at high altitudes. This is the most popular place to hike in the area. It is about 24 km from La Paz. Hiking across glaciers is not a good idea for first-timers, but some have done it. The hike takes between two and three days, and the first day is used to get ready for the climb.
Number 6. Basilica of San Francisco
The Basilica of San Francisco was built a year before La Paz was built. In 1548, work began on the church, which was built in honor of St. Francis of Assisi. In 1610, heavy snow caused it to fall down. It took more than 170 years to rebuild. The art in the church is a mix of Bolivian native and Catholic styles. Its Baroque outside is decorated with symbols from the area, such as birds, snakes, and dragons.
Number 5. Calle Jaen
Near the Plaza Murillo, there is a cobblestone street called Calle Jaen that is thought to be the best colonial street in all of La Paz. Brightly coloured houses from the 1600s line both sides of the narrow street. The street is also made up of shops, cafes, and places to have fun. Some of the most important museums in La Paz are on Calle Jaen, which is named after the Bolivian revolutionary Apolinar Jaen.

Number 3. Cycle the Yungas Road
Named "the most dangerous road in the world," The Yungas Road goes from La Paz to the northern part of Bolivia, where the Amazon rainforest is. From La Paz, the road goes up about 4,500 meters and then drops about 1,200 meters to reach the town of Coroico. The road is dangerous for cars, but mountain bikers love Yungas because they can ride 65 km downhill from La Cumbre back to the city.
Number 2. Day trip to Tiwanaku
Tiwanaku is one of the most important cities that came before the Inca Empire. It is 72 km west of La Paz and near the south-eastern shore of Lake Titicaca. Between the 7th and 9th centuries, the village grew into a city and became an important regional power in the southern Andes. At its peak, between 15,000 and 30,000 people lived in the city. Even though only a small part has been dug up, Tiwanaku is the most impressive megalithic building in South America before the Incas.

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