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Caution! A llama could
spit you with the figure...
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A tomb dating from Incas
on the edges of road. Between Sajama and
La Paz.
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A small
village of irreducible, which points out
that of our Breton heroes extremely.
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Young people,
living the favelas located on the heights
of Paz.
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A street
of Paz with in background the most beautiful
mountain of the world (according to a
certain guide): the Illimani colossus.
Damage, for the photograph it did not
make beautiful signal
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Another
sight of Paz. One sees well on this photograph
that the city is suspended in the vacuum.
The city is staged between 3200 and 4100
meters of altitude. Attention La Paz is
not the capital of Bolivia, still today
it is Sucre. It is thus not the highest
capital of the world...
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Yep ! The
weather is wet by here.
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By leaving
La Paz, we were surprised by the rise
of water. Cows too.
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A family
of the corner which explained us the reasons
of this flood.
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On the site
of Tiwanaku (towards the lake Titicaca),
the ones had fun to play Pass-Wall...
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...others to be based
in the decoration. And it is not besides
very resembling...
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A statue of Tiwanaku civilization.
One a long time believed because of these
statues, that this civilization had Polynesian
origins. This theory was contradicted.
Tintin and the Temple of the Sun seems
to be more exact...
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A chief of work of art
Tiwanaku
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In Bolivia many are still
the farmers who turn over their fields
with a ploughshare and two oxen.
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