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(ENG)  My experience in Chile was quite short. But it wasn't even the first, I had already entered 2 other times in this country. And gone out in the day, so I don't know exactly how much that counts. In any case I came here again and not exactly with the enthusiasm I had when I put this place on my list. I was sad to leave Bolivia, and in the previous 2 times I had had a chance to see a little of what the air is like around here. Not to mention that other travelers like me who have passed through here have not exactly spoken highly of it. I feel it's only fair to specify one thing, though: when you're making a trip like this, the first principle of evaluation is economic. Then come other things, such as hospitality, helpfulness to foreign people, places to see, activities to do, and the possibility of partying once in a while. These, however, are much more subjective, while knowing how to manage finances is important to us, so if a country costs so much, we start turni...

  (ENG) I liked Bolivia. I really loved it if I'm being honest. But let's start from the beginning ... When I was born, it all happened naturally and I weighed a beauty of 3 kg and ... no come on, not really that much from the beginning. I had planned to go through this country when I started thinking about the trip. This time I can't say, "I didn't even want to come here." I did want to come here, but do you know why? The reason is pretty silly , if I'm honest: I had read somewhere, probably in a book, that the capital, La Paz, holds the world record for altitude, being located on average 3600 meters above sea level. That sounded interesting to me. I was a bit apprehensive; many people consider this country dangerous, and before I left, I did not meet anyone who spoke well of it. Things, however, changed along the way. i met many people who, having passed through here, strongly advised me to try to explore it more thoroughly. So I started to gather inform...