Planning on taking a vacation somewhere new and exciting? Why not try La Paz, the capital city of Bolivia? It is a beautifully vibrant city with equally vibrant markets, historic plazas, and amazing weather all year round, not to mention the towering Andes as your backdrop.
The city of La Paz high in the Andes Mountains in Bolivia – viewed from Mirador Kilikili
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Beyond this wonderful city’s beauty and excitement, it’s also a haven for bike enthusiasts. After all, there’s no better way to soak in the energy of this bustling metropolis than exploring it on two wheels, right?
So, if you’re a bike enthusiast, you’ve come to the right place! In this small but useful guide, we’ll dive into the exhilarating experience of cycling through La Paz. Also, we will share insights from a biker’s perspective and offer practical tips to help you have an awesome journey. Let’s get started!
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The Thrill of Biking in La Paz
If you’re ready to be guided by the Andean winds on an adventure through La Paz’s hustling and bustling streets, get ready to go on more than just a simple ride.
There’s something for every level of bikers to do here, for instance, the Death Road bicycle tour or going on chill rides immersed deep in the culture and local vibe. You can also enjoy breathtaking views of the Cortez Sea as you bike along some of the most beautiful La Paz resorts.
Here are a few more ways you can bike around the city:
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The Death Road Bicycle Tour
The death road bicycle tour is also known as “El Camino de la Muerte” locally. This exhilarating tour is filled with adventure along the old Yungas road. And despite having such an ominous name, there’s no need to worry!
The Death Road is one of the most dangerous roads in the world in Bolivia
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Extra safety measures have been added recently to make sure you can have a thrilling and secure experience. There are trained guides equipped with the latest top-notch gear and more than capable of leading you through the narrow and winding paths, all the while giving you a totally different but stunning view of the mountains, waterfalls, and deep gorges.
However, if you’re still concerned about safety, you can buy the tickets through travel guides. These guides can offer the experience at various ranges depending on your budget. There are some that will charge you over $130 per…
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