LA BOLIVIE, une sacrée claque ! - TheCheerfulist
RETROUVEZ NOTRE ITINÉRAIRE ICI :
Une vidéo qui résume notre voyage en Bolivie ! On a pris une sacrée claque, voire deux ! Entre des paysages à couper le souffle, des rencontres marquées à jamais et des soucis de santé, la Bolivie on ne l'oubliera pas et surtout on espère que ça vous donnera des idées pour votre prochain voyage.
The Cheerfulist
Mathilde & Julien
----------------------------
FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK :
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM :
Bolivia in 1929. Archive film 85050
South America 1929 - La Paz Carnival in Bolivia, decorated floats and people in costume. Chocaya, Opica. Inca Cancha. Golf in slow motion. Huanuni, Llallagua. Chacaya. Huanuni is a tin mine in Bolivia. Llallagua also a mine.
1930 - Buenos Aires, Argentina. Entrance Rev. troops. amateur home movie.
Minas de Potosí - Doorway to hell (Alvaro Saez) | Travel Video
The doorway to hell in Minas de Potosí (Bolivia)
- Minas de plata
- Cerro Rico
VIAJE A TOROTORO PROMOCIÓN 2019- COLEGIO BOLIVIA HUANUNI- VISION TOURS. NINO BRAVO
VIAJE A #TOROTORO PROMOCIÓN 2019- #COLEGIO_BOLIVIA HUANUNI #ORURO
FECHA DEL VIAJE: Sábado 26 y Domingo 27 de Octubre 2019
CONTACTOS #VISION_TOURS
1.-
2.-
3.- m.me/visiontoursbolivia
Cel: +591 68465968-76994590
#WebSite
▶️
▶️
Te llevamos a los mejores destinos con los mejores servicios turísticos.
#TorotoroCavernas #ViajesTurismo #BoliviaCultura #CiudadItas
Música #NinoBravo - Un Beso Y Una Flor (1972)
1 MONTH in BOLIVIA in 3m
Produced by - TERRA ANDINA
Directed/Filmed/Edited by me
Instagram: @voyages.sur.mesure
@markharrison4
You may NOT download and repost this video for any reason unless you ask for permission from TERRA ANDINA
Thoughts about Bolivia:
When I heard about Bolivia, I really had no idea what to expect. I thought it would be just alright and then I would move onto Peru. However, Bolivia shocked me like never before! The landscapes were so pristine and outstanding, the culture was authentic and well preserved. Since tourism isn't that popular there, it felt like a completely unique experience!
I hope this video encourages you to go and experience this place before everyone finds out how amazing this place really is!
Music:
Ikson - Early Hours
Bolivia '15 : Rurrenabaque // Amazonia
Shot with iPhone 6.
Cidade de Uyuni - BOLIVIA
Este é o primeiro video da TRIP pela Bolivia, depois d alguns dias pelo Chile, há 10 horas rodoviarias de distancia, chegamos até Uyuni, uma pequena cidade que serve de base para quem quer conhecer o famoso Salar de Uyuni
Aqui voce vai conhecer um pouco da vida e da cultura boliviana nesta cidade que antigamente era apenas uma vila ferroviaria.
Logo mais teremos mais videos da Bolivia, se voce curtiu este video, deixe aí seu like, seu comentario, e não perca os próximos uploads.
Valeu galera!!!
Trailer Be Water - From Andes to Amazonia
Suscribe to see the full documentary - Soon available
Be Water
From Andes to Amazonia
52 minutes documentary
Water is the esence of all life. It drews the Earth and the history of mankind.
But it can turn into danger, when men want to control its flow. And it can even become poison when they put mercury, arsenic ...
The rivers of Bolivia - the veins of the heart of South America - are turning black, red and even disappearing.
Community members and specialists warn of these realities.
In the Beni River, mega dam projects and the massive use of mercury endanger the Amazon ecosystem.
In Huanuni, community members who live near the mines express their concern when seeing their territory destroyed by corrupted waters.
In Cochabamba, an emblematic city for its Water War, the vital liquid continues to be a daily concern for the population.
The water from the dams destined for La Paz and Alto is contaminated and follows its deadly cycle to Lake Titicaca.
The issue of water is becoming more worrying every year and by not treating this vital element with respect, we embark on a critical situation, in Bolivia or worldwide.
We have to listen to these testimonies and join our efforts to find solutions now. It is urgent !
This documentary wants to be a pedagogical base to reflect and build alternatives.
Cartoons and original music make it easy to navigate from one river to another.
Bolivia/France – 2021 – 52 minutes
A Julia Blagny documentary
Spanish speaking – Available with english or french subtitles
Themes : Water – Nature – First nations – Human Rights – Polution – Activism
Original soundtrack : Antonio Perez – Marco Antonio Peña
Drawings – Angèle Charbouillot
Selected in more than 50 festivals around the world
« Winner » Climate Change Films, Wildlife Vaasa International Festival, Finland / « Grand Prix » Green Montenegro International Film Fest / « Ojo boliviano » Award - Festival Internacional de Ciné de los Derechos Humanos, Bolivia / Environmental, Social, Political/Justice Award, Latino and Native American FF
« Award of Merit », Impact Docs Awards, California / « Most revealing Award », Cinema Verde, Florida
Honor mentions : Contra el Siencio Todas las Voces, Mexico / Festiver, Colombia / Phare FF, Mauritius / Quetzalcoalt Indigenous Film Festival, Mexico
Special Jury Award : FICIP, Argentina
Festival de Ciné Radical, Bolivia / Alternative World Water Forum, Sénégal / Gifts for the River Festival, USA / Festival Amazonia del Plata, Argentina / Festival de l'oiseau et de la nature, France / Festival du Film Scientifique, La Réunion / FLOW Festival, Hollywood / MEG Genève / ACAMPADOC, Paraguay / Muestra Cine+Video Indigena, Chile and Mexico / APOX Film Festival, Croatia / Africa Human Rights Film Festival, South Africa / Nominated « Best environment » and « Community Award », ChangeFest Social Change Film Festival, USA / SunChild Environmental Festival, Armenia / Amazonia FIDOC, Brazil / Festival del Cinema dei Diritti Umani di Napoli, Italy / Utopia Film Festival, Washington / FIC CLACPI, Ecuador / Green Fest, Serbia / Festival Terre d’Ailleurs, France / Nepal Human Rights International Festival / Colorado Environmental Festival / « Antropo-ciné » CALAS, Mexico / World Water FF, New-York / CRHA Glières, France / Festival International du film écologique et social, Cannes / Life Ater Oil, Sardigna...
Rebeca Tours Bolivia - Sajama
Rebeca Tours Bolivia - Viaje al pueblo Sajama 2011
VIAJES Y TURISMO A TOROTORO - POTOSI CON VISION TOURS BOLIVIA
???? #Viajes a #TOROTORO en #Septiembre????????
✅ Sab. 14 y Dom. 15 de Sept.
✅ Dom.22, Lun 23 y Mart. 24 de Sept.
#Solicita_INFORMACIÓN #CLICK en los #LINKS:
1.-
2.-
3.-
#Habitaciones con Baños Privados, Tv Cable, y Baños Compartidos
Cel: +591 68465968-77949528-76994590
#OFICINA #VisionTours Plaza Principal 14 de Septiembre Cbba. acera este calle Bolívar y España (Edificio Fabril OF. N°6 Primer Piso)
Te llevamos a los mejores destinos Turísticos de Bolivia con el mejor servicio de calidad.
RECORRIENDO LA ZONA EL BAJIO 4 ANILLO SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA BOLIVIA HD ????????
Puedes seguirme en mis Redes sociales donde subo contenido todos los días.
Tik Tok
Facebook
INSTAGRAM
KWAI
PINTEREST
Hábitat para la Humanidad Bolivia y la campaña Bolivia Solidaria
Luego que ocurra el desastre natural en las laderas de la ciudad de La Paz, el Banco Bisa, la Red ATB y Hábitat para la Humanidad Bolivia pusieron manos a la obra para ayudar a las familias que perdieron sus hogares y pertencias.
Gracias al evento de recaudación impulsado por varios actores de la sociedad boliviana, el sueño de un lugar adecuado en donde vivir es nuevamente una realidad.
Walking in canyons with dinosaurs in Toro Toro Esbjorn's photos around Cochabamba, Bolivia
Preview of Esbjorn's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here:
This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator.
Entry from: Cochabamba, Bolivia
Entry Title: Walking in canyons with dinosaurs in Toro Toro
Entry:
I went to Cochabamba, mainly as a starting point for a visit to Toro Toro. I spent a day in Cochabamba first though, to find out about tours, transport, etc. No tours clearly, also not that much transport either, actualy just not much information about it at all. But I was lucky to run into a French couple in my hostal and they provided me with all the info I needed. The rest of the day I spent with some ausies (they are just everywhere over here!), exploring the city, taking the teleferico up to a hill where the biggest Jezus statue in the world wactches over the city, eating in the central market, ... (and oh, before I forget, eating a delicious pizza at night). I left for Toro Toro the next morning at 6 o´clock, no choice, it was the only bus. The distance to Toro Toro isn´t that far, some 130 km, but it took us 6 hours anyway which is the normal time to pass the realy bumpy road. It´s not that bad though, as I learned later, the trip is a lot easier now than some years ago when it took more than 10 hours and after a rainy day even more than a day. Arrived in Toro Toro it became soon clear that it is realy off the beaten track as I was the only tourist in town. I stayed in the place the French couple adviced me and they were so right in describing it as a realy great place to stay. Las hermanas is run by a woman named Lily, doughter of the owners, who also live there. Staying there is more like staying in a host family, as I ate together with them in their living room, watched TV together with them and most of all Lily just does everything to make you enjoy your stay as interesting and enjoyable a possible. The rest of the day I didn´t do much more than booking a guide for the next day in the tourism office, wandering aroudn town and reading. During that latter activity, which I did on the central square, I had a, in the beginning, rather funny conversation with some local school kids and I helped one with his English homework (I actualy just made it). After a while I started to become surrounded by those little things, and when they discovered how funny my hand palms where (I don´t know why, but they were just crazy about them) and all started to touch them, fun was over and I politely told them I urgently had to go back to my hostal. In the hostal, I had a great meal and watched the news about the troubles in Huanuni where different miner groups were killing each other in a dispute over selling the mine to the state or not. If they sell the mine, they get a fixed wage and social advantages, if they don´t they remain free and just own what they find in the mine. Well, they clearly disagree enough over this issue to throw dynamite to each other. Next day I went to the cave Umajalanta with my personal guide Felix. A young guy, 20 years old, and a whole relief after the mostly bad guides, who just do it because they now tourist have money, frequently don´t know anything more about the place than the thing that also are in my guide book and are often just repeating there fixed story without realy listing to your questions and therefore answering them by repeating a part of there earlier story (might also be because they just don´t know the answer of course(I have to mention that my guides on Huayna Potosi and in the pampa´s don´t fit in this discription either). Felix was clearly fascinated by the surroundings, the dino tracks,
Read and see more at:
Photos from this trip:
1. Jezus looking over Cochabamba
2. This is how Jezus sees Cochabamba
3. Cochabamba central square
4. Bus to Toro Toro
5. Other kind of transportation to Toro Toro
6. Felix cleaning the dino steps
7. Dino steps
8. Landscape
9. At the entrance of the cave
10. Tree stalachtite
11. The organ
12. Face and christmass tree stalachmite
13. Stalachtites
14. Stalachtite in the making
15. The canyon
16. Waterfall up close
17. Canyon
18. The museum entrance
19. Dino rock mozaik
20. What animals do you recognize?
21. Bus stop in Cochabamba - garbage problems
See this TripWow and more at
Dans la mine Cerro Rico de Potosi - Bolivie
A la rencontre des mineurs de Potosi, pendant leur travail, au sein de la plus grande mine d'argent d'Amérique du sud.
100 AÑOS DE LA SOCIEDAD DE INGENIEROS DE BOLIVIA
100 AÑOS DE LA SOCIEDAD DE INGENIEROS DE BOLIVIA - 5 DE OCTUBRE DÍA DEL INGENIERO.
VELÁSQUEZ OSORIO (PRESIDENTE DE LA SIB-TARIJA PASCUAL).
POR LA MAÑANA con MARIEL PTTZZO MORENO y ROBERTO GUTIÉRREZ.
Carnaval de Oruro, Febrero 2010 by Amazanga
Visiting Oruro Carnival (Bolivia) with Amazanga.
Carnival in Sucre, Bolivia -- 2009-- PART 2
Every February, Bolivian people celebrate for 1 week by dancing in the streets while throwing water balloons and spraying each other with foam.
You should've been there!
Casco del minero oruro
Una vista horas antes del Dakar por oruro
PULACAYO_MJM_1.wmv
Imágenes de Pulacayo
Pronto estaré subiendo mas vidéos búscame en el Face
MDRyT y EL PROMEC EN PANDO
La Ministra de Desarrollo Rural y Tierras entrega tractores agricolas a productores ganaderos del departamento de Pando - Bolivia, que permitira cambiar la matriz productiva de este departamento y combertirlo en un polo de desarrollo productivo de Bolivia.
por lo tanto el MDRyT , Gobierno Departamental, municpios, sector empresarial como las y los productores tiene la responsabilidad de impulsar la ejecución de proyectos de diversificación de la producción agrícola ganadera.