This tour offers an authentic, immersive experience, highlighting the contrasts between the modern city and the rich traditions that define us.
What to Expect:
Plaza Murillo:
Step into the heart of Bolivia’s political history. Plaza Murillo has witnessed pivotal moments, from tragic events to monumental transformations. It’s here that the story of our nation unfolds—once marked by exclusion, now standing as a symbol of unity and diversity.
San Pedro Prison:
Explore one of the most notorious prisons in the world, located in the center of La Paz. It’s a place where rules are redefined, and surreal stories unfold every day. Get a glimpse into a world where the normal becomes extraordinary.
Cable Car Ride to El Alto:
Take in stunning panoramic views as we ride the iconic cable car to El Alto, a city perched above La Paz with its own unique charm and culture. The ride itself is an experience that will leave you in awe of our mountainous landscape.
Local Market:
Our next stop is a vibrant market where tradition and community thrive. Despite the modest circumstances, the market pulses with life, joy, and warmth. You’ll feel the incredible spirit of the locals as we dive into their world, where happiness transcends material wealth.
Sacred Rituals with Local Shamans:
Join us in a sacred space as we witness local shamans perform rituals to honor Pachamama, the Earth goddess. This spiritual experience is deeply rooted in Bolivian beliefs and offers insight into the mystical side of our culture. It may be unsettling for some, but we approach it with the utmost respect and an open mind.
Return via Cable Car:
After this immersive journey, we’ll return to the heart of the city via the cable car, offering stunning views along the way.
Important Information:
This is a free walking tour, meaning there’s no fixed price. At the end of the tour, you can contribute what you feel the experience was worth (the minimum contribution in the city is 50 Bs per person).
We aim to provide an enriching and genuine experience that leaves you with a deeper understanding of La Paz and its people.
