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Feria 16 de Julio in El Alto: How to Visit Independently<\/h2>

The Feria 16 de Julio is not a market you need to \u201ccomplete\u201d.<\/p>

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It spreads through many streets in El Alto, with clothing, second-hand goods, tools, electronics, household items, food and all kinds of everyday products.<\/p>

The easiest way to visit independently is simple:<\/p>

Take the Red Line cable car to 16 de Julio \u2192 save the station as your reference point \u2192 explore what interests you \u2192 return to the same station when you are ready to leave.<\/strong><\/p>

The exact position of vendors and products can change from one market day to another, so this guide intentionally does not<\/strong> give you a fixed walking route.<\/p>

The 20-Second Answer<\/h2>