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Arriving in South America <\/a>to visit Peru and Bolivia, we already had a plan outlined. We flew to Lima for a day, but we decided that if there was time left at the end of the trip, we would visit it again. The idea was to be closer to the Lima airport in case of delays at the end of our trip, from which we were to return via Madrid<\/a> to Polish. So, the next day about the world, we went by plane on a journey to La Paz, the capital of Bolivia.<\/p>\n\n<\/div><\/div>

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Flight from Lima to La Paz<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

The first flight in America we made to La Paz, from which we were to set off to a small desert town of Uyuni in the department (something like a province) \u2013 Potos\u00ed, thanks to which we saved a lot of time, because both capitals are about 1700 km apart. Unfortunately, it was not so easy and it was not without problems.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Already at the airport it turned out that our seats were changed when handing over luggage, but for such a flight it did not make a difference to us. It is important that we were to fly to La Paz. However, before this happened, an interesting question was asked…<\/p>\n\n\n\n