How many days does it take to travel from Chongqing to Bolivia (it is better to have other special attractions)? How much will it cost? I hope to be more detailed.

I did a lot of research because I really wanted to go ~

There are no direct flights to Bolivia in China now ~

You can only transfer halfway ~

At present, there are international airports in La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba, but there are no direct flights from Europe in the past, that is, there is no one-time transfer. If you choose to transfer, you can choose to transfer in La Paz, Sao Paulo, Brazil or Buenos Aires, Argentina, and take the same airline flight. It is more convenient to transfer to La Paz in Sao Paulo, because there are many flights, and now they are all e-tickets. You don't need to buy a ticket at Sao Paulo airport, you just need to check in again. Generally speaking, you change trains in Sao Paulo. Holders of a third country visa do not need to apply for a transit visa before leaving the airport ~

There are really few planes there ~ the price fluctuates greatly ~ it's basically different every day ~

You can call the airlines with international flights for consultation ~

If you turn it two or three times, a person can count at least 10 thousand one-way ~

Their main railway and highway networks are concentrated in remote areas in the west, relying on air transportation. La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba each have 1 international airports, and Bolivian Airlines has 14 international routes. There is no direct flight with China, so we have to transfer T-T in the United States, Brazil and Europe. Everyone says it is more worthwhile to go to Brazil. .

Boliviano is used as currency there. While the proportion of person B is basically maintained at 1: 1.

The language used is Spanish.

The main attractions are lake titicaca, salt lake, Indian relics, churches and the Amazon river basin.

The following is the strategy I found online ~ I didn't write it myself because I couldn't go ~ It's really a pity. .

Article source: newspaper abstract

Introduction of tourist attractions in Bolivia

Sun Island

Most tourists go to Sun Island by boat from Copa cabannes, a tourist town near Sun Island. They can choose a half-day sightseeing tour in the south of the island, a day tour in the north and south of Sun Island, a day tour in Sun Island and Moon Island, and even stay on the island for one or two nights. I chose a day trip to Sun Island. After unloading overnight passengers in Yumani on the south bank, the ship was replaced by a small boat and continued to Cha'llapampa, a village in the north of the island. After landing, you can go to the small museum in the village (Museo de Oro or Museo Marka Pampa) first. English travel books were described as a must-see, but I didn't know how to appreciate them, so I hurried through them in a few minutes. Then continue to the Qinkana site in the northwest of the island. It takes about 45 minutes to walk to Chinkana, with beautiful scenery along the way, and some Inca relics such as Piedra Santa Rada and Templo del Sol. Cape Verde When you come to Cape Verde, you will be deeply impressed by this incredible lake. It is blue-green, located at an altitude of 4400 meters. When there is no wind, it is light blue, and when there is strong wind, it becomes as green as swimming pool water. In this place, high concentrations of lead, sulfur, arsenic and calcium carbonate are highly concentrated, which means that the lake will not freeze at -56 degrees Celsius (-70 degrees Fahrenheit). In addition, there is a cold wind blowing constantly, making its surface waves constantly. Behind the lake is Volcán Licancabur volcano, which is said to protect an ancient Inca cellar at the top of the cone volcano. Murillo home

Jaen Road, next to Riosinio Square. When Bolivia fought for independence from Spain, the house where murillo, a revolutionary hero who was executed, lived at that time has now become a national museum. The building is a two-story building with Spanish windows protruding outwards.

Bolivia has four seasons, but it is not obvious. Spring and summer are rainy seasons, autumn and winter are dry seasons, and the climate is mild all year round. You need to protect yourself at night. There are no major natural disasters and almost no earthquakes in La Paz.

Tourism infrastructure is relatively backward. Pay attention to the development of tourism in recent years. Bolivia has 692 hotels with 158 12 rooms. The main attractions are lake titicaca, salt lake, Indian relics, churches and the Amazon river basin.

I think ~ going there is to relax ~ ten days and a half months is too little ~ ~ ~ ~. 《

I really hope you have a good time ~

There have been cases of robbing foreign tourists in PS~. So it's best not to act alone ~ I saw such a group going on the internet that day ~ you can go and see it ~ it may be more caring for people to go together.

Pps~ You are not allowed to bring too much cash over there! All the money belongs to visa ~ it's safe to take less with you ~

PPPS~ There is a relatively high mountain city. Maybe the support is not enough ~ buy an oxygen bottle when you arrive! Just in case ~ when you first arrive, you can't take a hot bath, do strenuous exercise, and so on. Otherwise, the burden in my heart will be great ~

I summed it up myself ~ Don't be blinded by those plagiarism, T-T.

Remember to take more photos when you go ~ ~ ~ "V"

Have fun!