Riding the good vibes from Sajama NP, we continued the bush camp marathon with a stopover at Ojo del Inca. This is one of those spots that should not be missed. A beautiful place we would have never found if not for a friendly Swiss couple – Walter and Ruth.
The only thing better than the view is the hot springs, AKA a shower
Steamy and deserted perfection
An early dip takes away the morning chill
Not a whole lot more to report folks, just another day, keeping it country, living the dream.
We booked it out of La Paz anxious to explore more of Bolivia’s wild land. We had heard Bolivia referred to as the Tibet of the Americas due to it’s isolation, altitude, and rugged terrain. We had a taste of it in Sorata, but we craved more. Our decision to fork over $270 in visa fees was not for the hip modernity of La Paz but the wild frontier. Continue reading In that spirit we referred to our paper map and marked Sajama along the Chilean border as our next destination. With it’s plains sitting above 14,000 feet (4350m) the park houses the world’s highest “forest,” and Bolivia’s highest peak, Volcán Sajama (6542m). The forest may be underwhelming as the dwarf
I think this is the most beautiful picture to date of your trip!!!
wow
that definitely goes on the list!