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Avant d’achever votre tour des Annapurnas et de franchir le Thorung La Pass, vous devrez trancher : passer votre dernière nuit à Thorung Phedi ou à Thorung High Camp. On vous donne un coup de main. Trek des Annapurna: is it better to sleep in Thorung Phediou at Thorung High Camp? Before completing your Annapurna tour and crossing the Thorung La Pass, you will have to decide: spend your last night at Thorung Phedi or at Thorung High Camp. We give you a helping hand. If you are well oxygenated: High camp (4,800m altitude) For a few days already, you will be above 3,500m in altitude, ready to cross the Thorung La Pass after your acclimatization. The Thorung High Camp culminates at 4,800m above sea level. If you made a detour by Tilicho Lake during your hike, you will not be afraid and surely willing to sleep so high. We opted for this option after spending the night at Churi Ledar (4,200m). Firstly because it felt good, secondly to cut the elevation in half between Ledar and the Pass (twice 600m instead of 300 and 900), and thirdly because it allows you to leave a little later on the last day. At this point in the hike, it is important to act according to your state of form. The last reason to sleep at the High camp is the panorama then offered to hikers. After reaching the camp, having had your fill of some dumplings and warmed up with a ginger-honey-lemon tea, climb to the adjacent summit. To make you a little acclimatization before the climb the next day. But above all to access a magnificent panorama of the Annapurnas. Enjoy it, you will say goodbye to this valley the next day. To avoid MAM (acute mountain sickness), we advise you to talk a lot with your co-hikers. Do not hesitate, in case of fatigue, shortness of breath, headache, to warn your companions that you would like to slow down. It is necessary to watch out for the warning signs as much as possible in order not to suffer from MAM and to make the most of the hike. Everyone reacts differently depending on the altitude and every hiker can suffer from MAM, even if it has never happened to them. We therefore advise you to stay hydrated, to avoid sweating, to avoid being out of breath (this means that you are managing your effort well) and, once again, not to hesitate to warn other people at the slightest doubt. MMA If you dread the MAM: Phedi (4,500m) View from High Camp Again, the decision to sleep at Phedi or High camp depends on your fitness level. If you're worried about sleeping less at high altitude or getting a few headaches, spend the night in Thorung Phedi. The camp has several rooms and, arriving early enough from Ledar, you will be sure to have a bed to spend the night. In order to prepare for the next day's ascent to the Pass, you can take advantage of your afternoon to complete part of the climb to the High Camp. The next day, you'll have to climb more than if you left High Camp, but you'll be climbing in the dark so you won't see anything! Sleep in Phedi and then in High Camp? Bad idea In our opinion, there is no point in cutting your effort in half and sleeping in both Phedi and High Camp. Firstly because, it must be admitted, we do not spend the best nights at altitude. Doing you a night at 4,500 then a night at 4,800 is therefore not the best idea. Then because you will be very close to the end of the hike and will want to finally cross this Thorung La Pass. Getting frustrated by spreading this effort out over two days can turn into a downturn in morale. Finally, it is important to insist once more here, if you have such doubts about your ability to cross the Pass, it may be a sign that it is better to stop there. Without being alarmist, you must nevertheless listen to your body and, in case of doubt, do not hesitate to go down even if you do not cross the Pass. If you decide to sleep at Thorung High Camp, try to arrive as early as possible as places are limited. This will save you from having to sleep in the common rooms, as is also recommended forTilicho Lake . Arrive at High Camp early to ensure a bed What to take on a hike for the trek around the Annapurnas? What to take on a hike for the trek around the Annapurnas? Annapurna trek: duration, price, itinerary, accommodation... everything you need to know Annapurna trek: duration, price, itinerary, accommodation... everything you need to know Our itinerary in Nepal Our itinerary in Nepal Why arrive early at Tilicho base camp? Why arrive early at Tilicho base c amp? What itinerary for the Annapurna trek? What itinerary for the Annapurna trek?

Vite remboursée, la Wild Card permet de bien économiser en Afrique du Sud. Et elle vous réservera de jolies découvertes. Why is the Wild Card worth it? Reimbursed very quickly, the Wild Card can allow you to save a lot of money in South Africa. And, in addition, it will surely reserve some unforeseen discoveries for you. As a reward, we crossed the Golden Gate National Park (the photo is just above), nestled on the border with Lesotho. Luckily, the Wild Card allowed access. Not in the initial program ofour journey in South Africa , this superb park where you quickly gain height was finally one of our favorites. The temptations are many.Kruger Park , necessarily. The Addo Elephant National Park, then. Andthe Garden Route , Of course. In South Africa, nature parks are everywhere. And, to save money, the Wild Card will be your best friend. The stunning heights of Golden Gate National Park When booking campsites in Kruger Park, we looked at the benefits of the card. And, in a few days spent at the Kruger plus a hook up to the Addo Elephant National Park, it was more economical to buy it rather than pay the daily entrance fees. You can order it directly on theSouth Africa national parks website or buy it once there. Where to get the Wild Card? In August 2017, it cost us around 3400 Rds for two but the prices often change so we advise you to consult the site carefully. How much does it cost ? Where to camp at Kruger Park? Where to camp at Kruger Park? Why going in november? Why going in november? Our itinerary in South Africa Our itinerary in South Africa Why camp 2 nights at Storms River? Why camp 2 nights at Storms River? Frontière Afrique du Sud - Lesotho : où et comment ? Border South Africa - Lesotho: where and how?

Flanquée entre l’État de Rio et le sud du Brésil, la presqu’île de Florianópolis offre une nature paradisiaque. Why stop in Florianopolis? Flanked between the state of Rio and the south of Brazil, the peninsula of Florianópolis offers a paradisiacal nature. We therefore recommend that you spend 3-4 days there. The choice was a bit arbitrary. Arriving in Florianópolis, we set up our base camp next to the huge Praia do Campeche. It turned out to be quite nice for hiking. Or for a simple stroll on this endless white sand beach. For hiking lovers A few kilometers to the south, it is easy to reach Praia do Matadeiro, in Armação. It then left for a hike of a few hours along the Atlantic coast, in the middle of the vegetation or facing the wind. Very accessible, this walk will take you to the peaceful praia da Lagoinha Leste and its lagoon, offering you superb viewpoints along the way. You can then quietly enjoy the isolation of this little corner of paradise for a picnic or a simple dip session. A must in Florianópolis in our opinion. Dunes and... caipis Further north, the Lagoa do Conceição also offers some hiking trails. Right in the middle of the locals' homes. With a return by ferry possible to the city of the same name if necessary. Not that far, you can also walk on the dunes of Joaquina. But don't leave Lagoa do Conceição without spending a great evening there with caïpi by the water! For the few trips to be made on the peninsula, we opted for Uber. You shouldn't be in a hurry because there are relatively few, but we were able to get around easily thanks to that. How to get around in Florianopolis Why not go to Morretes? Why not go to Morretes? 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil Our itinerary in Brazil Our itinerary in Brazil Where to stay in Sao Paulo? Where to stay in Sao Paulo? Comment crossing the Brazil-Bolivia border How to cross the Brazil – Bolivia border Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better? Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better?

Pour te simplifier la vie, voici notre fiche technique du Pérou ! Itinéraire sur mesure et astuces pour faire des économies. Peru Our itinerary Our organization 26 days (January-February) 22€ per day Travel by bus Hostels and camping With the locals (market et almuerzos) To simplify your life, here is our technical sheet! You can find a tailor-made itinerary, information on the cost of living and our housing, food and transportation to save money. Day 1: arrival from Bolivia then direction Llachón Days 2-3:Llachon , on the shores of Lake Titicaca Days 4-5 : Cusco , visit to Sacsayhuaman Days 6-7 : Aguas Calientes then visit theMachu Picchu Days 8-12: Sacred Valley of the Incas (Pisac, Salineras and terraces of Moray et Ollantaytambo) Day 13 : back toCusco Day 14 : directionColmena and Luisa's Inn Days 15-18 : Choquequirao trek Days 19-20 : visit ofWinicunca , the mountain colored Day 21 :Arequipa Days 22-24 : Cabanaconde, at the entrance of colca canyon Days 25-26 :Arequipa , then departure for Chile Our favorite Peru in 90" Accommodation 18% Transportation 22% Food 25% Activities & various 35% Our finances In total, we spent €600 during our stay in Peru. In detail, this gives: €120 for accommodation, €130 for transport, €170 for food et €200 for activities and miscellaneous. The little trick of DRDM To eat well ("and cheaply"), almuerzos are the ideal solution in Peru. Oscillating around 6 soles, these very complete meals that you will find everywhere offer a good soup of fideos then a hearty main course. The ideal solution to enjoy a good dish, be satiated and not spend too much! To complete the adventure in Peru How to get to Choquequirao How to get to Choquequirao Le Machu Picchu pour pas cher, mode d’emploi Machu Picchu for cheap, instructions Pourquoi passer 10 jours dans la Vallée sacrée des Incas ? Why spend 10 days in the Sacred Valley of the Incas? What is the best route for the Choquequirao? What is the best route for the Choquequirao? Comment et où passer la frontière Pérou - Chili How and where to cross the Peru - Chile border Why go to Choquequirao? Why go to Choquequirao?

Pour quitter le Laos, on passe par la frontière Pang Hoc-Tay Trang (Vietnam). Court arrêt entre Muang Khua et Diên Biên Phu. How and where to cross the border between Laos and Vietnam To leave Laos from the north, you go through the border post of Pang Hoc (Laos) - Tay Trang (Vietnam). A simple stop on the way on our bus from Muang Khua to Diên Biên Phu. Entrance will be from the north. After three weeks in Laos, we go to Vietnam. At 6:30 a.m., we head to the (small) square of Muang Khua to catch the bus going to Diên Biên Phu. For 60,000 kips, we are promised a 4-hour trip with, en route, crossing the border at Pang Hoc - Tay Trang. If you want to reach Vietnam after staying in Nong Khiaw, you must go to Muang Khua. You have two options. Either a direct departure from Nong Khiaw by boat (one departure per day around 11 a.m., 150,000 kips per person), or a departure from Muang Ngoi (departure around 12:30 p.m., 120,000 kips per person). Starting from Muang Ngoi, the trip takes about five hours. Once in Muang Khua, you can reach Vietnam by bus. From Nong Khiaw to Muang Khua Come with your visa already done Arrived on the Laos side, we return the exit card and the agent stamps our passport. By checking that we have our visa for Vietnam. Because, on the side of Tay Trang, it is complicated to make a “visa on arrival”. Even if some signs indicate that it is possible (with many papers including an authorization from the Vietnamese Ministry of Tourism), travelers have all told us that it is not. Better not to give it a shot. Fortunately, we had planned everything with our visa done in Paris before departure. The agent adds a little, leafing through all the pages of the passport several times. After a few minutes, he stamps our passport and then lets us pass. Direction Dien Bien Phu. Stay wide awake, the landscapes are splendid on this route! Scooter: rather Thakhek or the Bolavens? Scooter: rather Thakhek or the Bolavens? How to get from Bangkok to Pakse au Laos? How to get from Bangkok to Pakse au Laos? 4,000 islands: why spend 3 days in Don Som? 4,000 islands: why spend 3 days in Don Som? Our itinerary in Laos Our itinerary in Laos What to do at Muang Ngoi? What to do at Muang Ngoi? How and where to cross the Thailand-Laos border? How and where to cross the Thailand-Laos border?

Recommandée par le guide du Routard, Morretes, dans l’Etat de Paraná au Brésil, s’est révélée sans grand intérêt. Why not go to Morretes? Recommended by the Routard guide, Morretes, in the State of Paraná in Brazil, proved to be of little interest. Morretes or Ilha do Mel? Le Routard warmly recommends the first option without disparaging the second. Our wallet will obviously opt for Morretes, a priori much less popular with tourists. Only one agency aware The program will therefore be more about hiking. Finally, on paper. Because, once arrived in Morretes, we discover that only one agency knows the program of the surrounding markets. And, if not, offers you an afternoon of cycling, rafting or 4x4. Not really the original idea. We couldn't find a sign... Our itinerary in Brazil Notre itinéraire au Brésil Finally, we decide to walk to Pico Marumbi. Two hours later, here we are in the middle of a... disused train station. Without a direction sign, bad luck pursues us... Forced to turn back, we spend a night in Morretes. And not one more! Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better? Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better? Also discover our itinerary in Bolivia Also discover our itinerary in Bolivia 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil Where to stay in Sao Paulo? Where to stay in Sao Paulo? How to cross the Brazil-Bolivia border How to cross the Brazil-Bolivia border Why stop in Florianopolis? Why stop in Florianopolis?

Du simple amateur d’Avatar aux amoureux des randos plus longues, le parc de Zhangjiajie contentera tout le monde. Dans l’idéal, on vous conseille tout de même d’y passer 4 jours pour vraiment profiter de ses paysages et de son atmosphère. Zhangjiajie Park: which itinerary for 1, 2 or 4 days? From the simple Avatar fan to lovers of longer hikes, Zhangjiajie Park will satisfy everyone. Ideally, we still advise you to spend 4 days there to really enjoy its landscapes and its atmosphere. 2 days: Avatar, but not only In two days, two options are possible. Cut the program described in the option " 1 jour " in two. With, in this case, the opportunity to do both sites on the same day (which gives you a second chance if ever the sun is not there). The other possibility is to complete the program " 1 day " on your first day and then visit other parts._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_ The view from “ One step to Heaven ”, in the Yuangjiajie loop, combines a good physical effort and a partial isolation of the tourists massed on the two main attractions of the park. In the same day, it is possible to then go to the Daguangdai loop, not really popular with tourists, where the landscapes are drier than elsewhere in the park. 1 day: Avatar option Everything is allowed. Thanks to the very good transport network inside the park, it is possible to visit the two main attractions in a single day. From Wulingyuan, take the shuttle bus to stop at “ Water Winding Four Gates ”. In two hours, between walking “ Golden whip stream ” and the stairs of Luancuan slope, you will reach the most known (Avatar Spot). Enjoy the karst peaks for a while and then weave your way through all the tourists to pick up a bus heading to Tianzi Mountain. The time to explore the place, in a setting very different from the previous one, more sparse but with more perspective, the big needle will have turned twice. After this busy day, you can go down the stairs and then pick up the shuttle to Wulingyuan (or take the paying cable car) at the station “ Ten mile Natural Gallery_cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_”. Time to look at your photos and, surely, to finally want to extend the stay. 4 days: " I paid for my ticket, I can tell you that I will make it profitable " The price of the ticket is invariable. Whether you spend 1, 2, 3 or 4 days in Zhangjiajie Park. So you might as well take advantage of your stay to try to venture into all the sections open to the public. For a good spread, spend the first day on the Yuanjiajie sector. Take your time to observe the very changing sky of the park. The next day, it is possible to couple the less touristy sectors of Daguangdai and Laowuchang with Yuangjiajie (with a "g" this time). A busy program with well-diversified landscapes. A kind of warm-up before the magnificent landscapes of Tianzi Mountain on day 3. At least as busy as Yuanjiajie, this portion gives even more perspective in the middle of these impressive karst peaks. After 3 days of walking around the park, the thighs are starting to heat up. The climb to Huangshi Village will therefore suffice for the program of your last day. Once this part is completed, the park will have nothing to hide from you. And you can even end your day quietly with a last visit to Yuanjiajie. To start your last descent towards the “Golden Whip Stream ” and its famous monkeys. Itinerary Day 1 : Yuanjiajie Day 2: Daguangdai, Laowuchang and Yuangjiajie Day 3: Tianzi Mountain Day 4: Huangshi Village (with Yuanjiajie bonus if possible) How to get from Yangshuo to Zhangjiajie How to get from Yangshuo to Zhangjiajie Hunan: everything you need to know about Zhangjiajie Park Hunan: everything you need to know about Zhangjiajie Park Our itinerary in China Our itinerary in China Great Wall of China: 4-Day Itinerary Great Wall of China: 4-Day Itinerary Where to see a superb sunset on the wall? Where to see a superb sunset on the wall?

Plus haut sommet du Maroc, le mont Toubkal offre par ailleurs de superbes possibilités de randos. Voici une petite idée de boucle en 5-6 jours avec des paysages très variés, ascension incluse. Atlas: 5-day hiking itinerary in Toubkal The highest peak in Morocco, Mount Toubkal also offers superb hiking opportunities. Here is a small idea of a loop in 5-6 days with very varied landscapes, ascent included. Day 1: Imlil-Refuge des Mouflons (11kms, 1.5km of elevation gain) From Imlil, the road to Toubkal goes through Sidi Chamarouch. The climb is very regular and allows you to manage your effort well. Don't leave too late because this portion is well exposed to the sun. In 3 to 5 hours, you can reach the Mouflons refuge or pitch your tent a little higher. Before the ascent the next day. Day 3: Mouflons refuge-Lac d'Ifni (8.2kms, 500m of positive elevation, 1.4km of negative elevation) Once recovered from your ascent, head for the other side and Lake Ifni. 500m of elevation gain await you over approximately 2.5kms. A gentle awakening. Take a break at the top. Before descending in a zigzag for 5.5 km towards Lake Ifni. The descent is a bit technical but the scenery below and the night in a tent by the lake will greatly comfort your traumatized knees. Day 2: Climbing Mount Toubkal (3.2kms, 1km of elevation gain, then reverse path) The climb to Toubkal will test your legs and your breath. Very steep and regular, the ascent is nevertheless quite accessible. Provided you go at your own pace. If in doubt about the signage (it's simple, there isn't any), don't hesitate to call on a guide. Give yourself a chance to see the sunrise at the top by leaving around 4am! After enjoying the summit, it's time for the descent to the refuge. For a little afternoon rest. Moreover, it is possible to head for Lake Ifni without going down to the Mouflons refuge. But with this option, you will obviously have to carry your big bags and your tent during the ascent of Toubkal. So we opted for a round trip. Day 4: Lake Ifni-Tissaldai Quiet day. Don't leave too late to enjoy it. On the program, walk by the lake, switch to the valley of Aït Igrane and climb to Tissaldaï. At first rocky, the landscape then gives way to superb villages on the mountainside to finally lead to the foot of Mount Tarhbaloute. Along the way, watch out for the sign indicating Tissaldaï, located a little after Tisgouane. Otherwise you will descend towards Amsouzerte. Day 6: Sidi Chamarouch-Imlil (6kms, 650m of negative elevation) The return will be quiet. From Sidi Chamarouch, the descent to Imlil can take between 2 and 3 hours. It is then possible to be in Marrakech from the same afternoon by taking public transport. Before a well-deserved rest. This hike can be done in 5 days by combining days 1 and 2 or by combining days 2 and 3 (that's what we did). It is also possible to spend a week on this hike, for example spending a day at the edge of Lake Ifni. Or by adding a stage in the route of day 5, by making a detour via Tifni. Convenient Day 5: Tissaldai-Sidi Chamarouch Last height gain. On the program for this day, the ascent to Mount Tarhbaloute (about 3,800m). With, like every day since the beginning of this hike, a new decor. It is also the day of vigilance. Already because it's windy up there but also because you have to carefully scrutinize the panels. First, the first indication about 45 minutes-1 hour after Tissaldaï. It indicates Toubkal to the left, Tarhbaloute to the right. Go right to gain height. After about 2 hours, you will see the Toubkal in the distance and dominate the surroundings. Do not continue your road straight, unless you want to go down to Tifni. Instead, watch for the arrows painted on the heights on your left. Monte Tarhbaloute is located at the end of these arrows. If the entrance to this path is rather poorly indicated, the stones are subsequently well marked to facilitate the ascent. At the top, take a well-deserved lunch break. Because the day is not over. Once well recovered from this long climb, begin the descent to Sidi Chamarouch. Very technical, it requires a lot of attention. Especially after the efforts of the morning. Take your time. At the end of this long and beautiful descent, you can refuel. And spend one last night in a tent before returning. M'Goun: how to get to Aït Bouguemez? M'Goun: how to get to Aït Bouguemez? Discover Morocco Discover Morocco Which route for the ascent of Mount M'Goun? Which route for the ascent of Mount M'Goun? Rather M'Goun or Toubkal? Rather M'Goun or Toubkal?

Entre les salineras ou encore les ruines de Pisac, la Vallée sacrée des Incas retient le voyageur. Why spend 10 days in the Sacred Valley of the Incas? Between Machu Picchu, the salineras or the ruins of Pisac, the Sacred Valley of the Incas can easily hold the traveler. We advise you to spend some time there. Machu Picchu is not enough. Certainly, the Inca city is a must in Peru. But why not linger in the region? In Cusco first. For the visit of the city and also the stroll on its heights, in the middle of the ruins of Sacsayhuamán. Pisac, Moray and Salinas From Cusco, organize a short circuit between Pisac, Urubamba and Ollantaytambo. Sleeping in each of these cities, you can quietly take your time to visit the ruins of Pisac, the salinas of Maras and the fascinating terraces of Moray. Last stop (not obligatory), on the high ruins of Ollantaytambo. From Salkantay to Choquequirao, a wide choice of hikes Last tip, take a hike in the area. The best way to enjoy the landscapes. Choice of Salkantay, Choquequirao, hike to the colored mountains. The menu is wide and justifies staying ten days in the area. Because, we assure you, you will want to help yourself a second time. Maras salt flats If you plan to spend time in the Cusco area, buy the “boleto turistico”. For 130 soles, you will have access to Sacsayhuamán, the terraces of Moray, the ruins of Pisac or even a few museums in Cusco. A ticket that quickly pays for itself. For the salinas, however, you will have to pay 10 soles directly on site to access the site. How to make the most of your stay in the Sacred Valley The terraces of Moray Why go to Choquequirao? Why go to Choquequirao? Le Machu Picchu pour pas cher, mode d’emploi Machu Picchu for cheap, instructions Our itinerary in Peru Our itinerary in Peru How to get to Choquequirao How to get to Choquequirao Comment et où passer la frontière Pérou - Chili How and where to cross the Peru - Chile border What is the best route for the Choquequirao? What is the best route for the Choquequirao?

Pendant notre tour du monde, on a échangé un objet avec une personne dans chaque pays. Checkez le résultat en vidéo ! pass your relay During our world tour, we stopped in each country to discuss with people we met on our way and discover a little bit of their lives. At the end of our exchanges, they all agreed to participate in passing your relay: receive an object from our previous meeting to give a new one and continue sharing! Monica, France Mosebo, Lesotho Lucia, Brazil Felix, Peru Cristina and Edwin, Bolivia Javiera, Chile Tama, New Zealand Tanoi, Laos Phan, Viet Nam Ms. Zhang, China Dash, Mongolia Huseyin, Turkey Ahmad, Morocco Sheena, India Monica, France

Le village offre un décor incroyable. Au pied d’un sommet de plus de 6000m, Sajama constitue un véritable havre de paix. What to do in Sajama? A few hours by car from La Paz, Sajama offers an incredible setting. At the foot of a summit of more than 6,000m, this village is above all a real haven of peace. Mystical decor and alpacas 2 hours from the village, it is possible to observe many active geysers. Surrounded by mountains and alpacas, the visitor finds himself in a mystified setting with Mount Sajama in the background. 100% natural. Calm and harmony with the environment are at the rendezvous. A small supplement for the thermal waters In case of cold, do not panic. Also 2 hours away, the thermal waters will warm you up. Posted in front of the mount in Sajama, they also offer a superb landscape. To take advantage of it, you will still have to pay 30 bolivianos. A luxury. Or a trifle, finally, after having already paid the entrance ticket for the Sajama National Park. The watchtower to end Finally, before leaving Sajama, a passage through the watchtower is essential. Very steep, the ascent takes an hour. History to avoid a small “soroche”. At the top, the cramps disappear and give way to a magnificent panorama of the surroundings. A beautiful way to complete this enchanted parenthesis. The menu offered at Sajama is dense. And there's something for everyone. Geysers, lagoons, thermal waters, summit over 6,000m. All just a few kilometers from the small mountain village. Highest peak in Bolivia The main tourist attraction for Sajama lies in the ascent of the eponymous mountain. The highest point in Bolivia, the summit is accessible in a few days, with a guide and after several days of acclimatization. But lovers of the dish will therefore also be satisfied. A few minutes from Sajama, your collectivo will stop to ensure that tourists pay their entrance ticket to Sajama National Park. To access it, no way to negotiate, you have to pay 100 bolivianos. A little expensive for the country. But it is really worth it and, to fully enjoy it, we advise you to spend at least 3 or 4 days in Sajama. How much does it cost ? Where to stay? Very professional and attentive, Mario and Ana will welcome you to the “Mariana” posada. For 30 bolis per person per night, you will have access to a nice single room in a small house containing toilets and shower (cold when we passed). The couple also offers a large breakfast in Chocapic mode and bread with jam (for 10 bolis per person) as well as full meals (15 bolis per person for lunch and an additional 15 for dinner ). Rather useful because Sajama does not really have a supermarket. We also advise you to plan a few races in advance, in La Paz or Patacamaya. Moreover, with Mario you can climb Mount Sajama (1500 bolivianos for a group of 5 people maximum). To contact them on WhatsApp : Mario Perez +591 73 72 79 56, Ana Mollo_cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136+5cf587_bad Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia? Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia? How to eat in La Paz How to eat in La Paz How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How to get to Torotoro How to get to Torotoro How to get to Sajama in Bolivia How to get to Sajama in Bolivia

Bien desservie mais quand même loin de tout, la Cappadoce est une région de Turquie qui vaut qu’on s’y attarde un peu. Pour ne pas être frustré, on vous conseille d’y passer au moins 3 jours. How long to spend in Cappadocia? Well served but still far from everything, Cappadocia is a region of Turkey that is worth a little attention. To avoid being frustrated, we advise you to spend at least 3 days there. One or two days are enough. It's certain. Göreme Open Air Museum, Uchisar Citadel and a sunrise in an expensive hot air balloon. You have come to Cappadocia, that is undeniable. But a little bitter taste of haste could be waiting for you. Because this hyper-touristy region of Turkey is surely worth spending an extra day or two there. 4 days, the perfect timing The first two days should serve as a warm-up lap. History to find the balance between the visit of the underground cities, the hikes in the middle of the fairy chimneys and a sunset in a well thought out place. Once you have taken your bearings, you can then adjust your program. The options are endless. Add hiking in the endless valleys around Göreme, visit the Soganli valley and its churches hidden in the troglodyte decorations, treat yourself to an afternoon stroll in the villages of the region, Mustafapasa and Cemil for the closest , or push on to the Ihlara valley. So many reasons to justify spending 4 days in the region. What to do in Cappadocia? What to do in Cappadocia? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? Our itinerary en Turkey Our itinerary in Turkey How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains?