I am sure if you are Bolivia it doesn't anger if is sorry of the trip!
I intend to return again, I was dazzled with the one that I saw.
Clues:
-Light light and heavy clothes. In the Bolivian highland, with the altitude above the 4 thousand meters, does very cold. The pointers register zero degree and, sometimes, even negative.
-For the backpack not to weigh so much, leave aside the aesthetics and be practical. Only take what is useful. Shirts of fabric type dry-fit, that dries fast. Preferably, of long mangos, to protect of the solar rays.
-Light pants of fine and light fabric (suplex, tactel). besides comfortable, they dry fast. Opt for the "two in a", the ones that have zipper in the height of the knees and they saw Bermuda shorts.
-Light also impermeable clothes (raincoats, anorak etc).
-Caps, sun glasses, suntan lotion is indispensable.
-Fundamental to take a sleeping bag zero degree for the nights in the rustic refuges of the desert.
-Try to put everything in a single backpack-load for not being full of things in the neck. A small backpack only to wander for the streets of Potosí with camera and other more things.
-For the allergic ones. Who suffers of rinite, it is good to take their medicines.
The mucous membrane is irritated with so much dust.
No will visit Bolivia in the winter, unless it likes cold.
In Bolivia, the summer, between November and March, it is the hot and humid station.
While the months of winter, between April and October, they are dry and colds.
Bolivia can be visited during the whole year, but the best time to
travel is the station dries and fresh between April and October.
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