La Paz, the highest administrative capital in the world, is the capital of Bolivia. It has San Pedro, Sopocachi, Calacoto, Obrajes and San Miguel, in its neighborhood and stretches to El Alto. LA Paz is 3,500 m above sea level and it sits on the plateau: Andes’ Altiplano. Being the capital of Bolivia, the city has been a home for industrializing Bolivia and it is the third most populated city in Bolivia. Founded in 1930, the city has grown in its economic patterns and structure. Museums of great value are seen around the city and these, including its historical cathedrals, institutions and squares, have led to a massive invasion of tourists. More than it is now, the colonial history is diminishing, being replaced by companies and houses.
- Lake Titicaca
Lake Titicaca, largest lake in the whole of South America, is a deep lake fed by 27 inflows of water from surrounding rivers. Visit the Lake and feel the serenity of the environment passed like a message to your mind. Another amazing fact about the lake is that an underground temple has been said to exist in the bellies of the lake. The lake supports skiers and kayakers. Tourists, in mass, also sail in boats over the lake or stand at the shore watching its beauty.
- Explore the artworks
Take a tour around the city feeding your eyes and mind with the language of art. La Paz is blessed with the virtue of artistic exhibitions. Check out the potteries and artistic paintings and you'll be moved to purchase some to beautify your home. Palacio de Gobierno is a good arena where this craftiness is showcased by their makers.
- Plaza Murillo
This is a plaza that serves as the central square in La Paz. The beauty of the plaza cannot be overemphasized as a result of the level of buildings occupying it. In Plaza Murillo, the palace of the president is situated. Apart from this, the parade of birds highly dominated by pigeons is clearly seen in the empty spaces of the plaza. The gigantic cathedral of La Paz is also seen in the picture of a well beautified Plaza Murillo. This plaza has, since in the past, been a battleground for political rioters in Bolivia.
- Huayna Potosí
It’s a popular saying “the higher the mountain, the greater the risk”. Being 19,974 ft high, climbing this mountain around La Paz is by no means a small feat. Beginners are shunned from embarking on a journey up the mountain due to a great risk of falling off. Nevertheless, the highness of this mountain makes climbing more fun for certified mountaineers. Huanya Potosi isn't deserted in winter either as the snow covering it gives snowboarders from all over the world an opportunity. The fun on Hunaya Potosi begins while hiking the glacier, the standard route to the mountain.
- Mi Teleferico
Have you ever travelled in a cable car? Have you ever witnessed the operation of such transit? How does it sound travelling in a cable over a city like La Paz? Such an adventure is like being away from this world. Mi Teleferico is the cable car company that helps you achieve that aim in La Paz. With 10 lines, Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Orange, White, Sky Blue, Purple, Brown, and Silver, the urban transit system gives tourists a good ride covering a distance of 19 miles over La Paz.
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