How to cross the Borders from Bolivia to Peru at Lake Titicaca | La Paz to Puno
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- In this video I will explain you how to best cross the borders from Bolivia to Peru at the Lake Titicaca. I will take you along my journey from La Paz in Bolivia to Puno in Peru and explain you the whole immigration process.
There are various options to take a bus from La Paz to Puno and I will show you the in my opinion best option to cross the border from Bolivia to Peru and reach the Peruvian side of the Lake Titicaca.
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Thanks for the honest and detailed description of crossing the border between Bolivia and Peru!
Thank you for always joining me on my adventures! I’m glad you are enjoying my videos 🤗
There are many times that the borders are complicated but the important thing is that at that moment you managed to cross into Peru, Puno is a very touristy city and Titicaca Lake has an impressive view, it's a very beautiful and immense lake, it's the second largest lake in Latin America behind Maracaibo Lake here in Venezuela, the wallpaper you have on your cell phone of the Salto del Angel waterfall is very nice 👍
I always carry that memory of the Salto Angel with me 🥹
Yes, Puno is quite touristic but for a very good reason. I found it very impressive to be there at the lake Titicaca and to learn about the culture. I’ll show more of Puno in tomorrows video ☺️
@@aventuralinaPuno is a Bolivianized town, the dances they use are Bolivian 🇧🇴, and it makes us Bolivians feel proud that they are appreciated in neighboring countries, but unfortunately some bad Peruvians (due to the centralist abandonment of Lima) try to appropriate these expressions of Bolivian culture for economic reasons and lying to tourists about their origin.
The caporal, diablada and morenada are definitely from Bolivia 🇧🇴 and we only demand respect with it.
Fraternal greetings.
Hermosas las vistas de el lago titicaca... buenas capturas!!! con las nubes encima de el y ese ambiente como templado.. se ve genial... y el fono de pantalla del celular majestuoso 😆😊😊😊 my best wishes alinaaaa!!!
Si, las vistas del lago son impresionantes 🤩
Claro que tengo la vista más bonita siempre conmigo en la pantalla de mi teléfono. Para recordar un momento muy especial todos los días 😍
I think Peru is a very interesting country. Hope some day I can visit Cusco and Machu Picchu. 😃
Peru is super interesting and a beautiful country. And yes of course I’m going to visit Machu Picchu and Cusco as well 🤩
Thanks!
Muy bueno este video!
Gracias! Me alegro mucho que te guste 🤗
Interestings and funny histories in south american experiences haha!
Yeah, that’s for sure 😁
Great video! I’ve read online some people say to bring a scanned copy of your passport, passport photo and printed details of your hotel and itinerary..did you experience this?
I would always recommend to bring a copy of your passport with you but more for your personal security reasons. It could be helpful if you loose your passport somehow. Although I hope this will never happen to you 🤞🏼
Visited the copy of my passport I didn’t bring anything else and no one ever asked me about anything. I would assume that if they’d ask for it, a screenshot on your phone would also be more than enough. But as I said, nobody asked me anything. It was super easy to cross 😁
Puno is a Bolivianized town, the dances they use are Bolivian 🇧🇴, and it makes us Bolivians feel proud that they are appreciated in neighboring countries, but unfortunately some bad Peruvians (due to the centralist abandonment of Lima) try to appropriate these expressions of Bolivian culture for economic reasons and lying to tourists about their origin.
The caporal, diablada and morenada are definitely from Bolivia 🇧🇴 and we only demand respect with it.
Fraternal greetings.
Hi! We are planning a trip to South America as well and your vid on the La Paz - Puno crossing is very helpful.
Could I check if you booked the Trans Salvador bus ahead online or right at the Terminal de Buses La Paz?
Also which what was your experience with mobile internet coverage in Bolivia? I hear it is spotty with certain telcos. Thank you.
Hey, thanks a lot for your feedback! I am very happy to hear that you found this video helpful ☺️
I booked the bus at the terminal in La Paz one day ahead. You can book it online but it will be a bit more expensive and it’s just more convenient to book the buses at the bus terminals.
I didn’t get internet in Bolivia as I only spend 10 days there. But I’ve heard it’s not the best. In the hotels I was always fine with the wifi though ☺️
Lake Titicaca, Lake Titicaca
It's between Bolivia and Peru
Lake Titicaca, yes, Lake Titicaca
With waters tranquil and blue
Oh, Lake Titicaca, yes, Lake Titicaca
Why do we sing of its fame?
Lake Titicaca, yes, Lake Titicaca
'Cause we really like saying its name!
Titicaca!
ciao bella donna.😘😘
Can I ask you a question?
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😁😁😁
No #Paraguay...? 😢😭
Not this time 🥲
By buss..