Walk through La Paz and El Alto beyond the usual sightseeing route
Ride the cable car and see how both cities connect in everyday life
Explore local markets and the Real Witches' Market with context
Discuss San Pedro and Plaza Murillo without sensationalism or clichés
Leave understanding more about work, beliefs, mobility and daily life
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Understand how La Paz and El Alto function together through mobility, markets and everyday life.
You'll still visit important places, ride the famous cable cars, and explore local markets—but every stop answers a bigger question.
How do people really make a living? Why do traditional beliefs remain so important? What does daily life actually look like for the people who live here?
Plaza Murillo — Politics in Daily Life
Begin in the historic centre and look beyond dates and monuments. We'll explore why politics remains so visible in public life and how national events are reflected in the streets and conversations of La Paz.
San Pedro — A City Beside a Prison
From outside San Pedro Prison, we'll talk about justice, informal economies and the way an unusual institution exists beside ordinary city life. The focus is context, not sensationalism.
Cable Car — How La Paz and El Alto Connect
Ride the cable car above the city and see the geography that shapes daily movement between La Paz and El Alto. People travelled between both cities long before the cable car existed; today it offers a faster and more convenient connection and a remarkable viewpoint from which to understand how the two cities function together.
El Alto — Markets, Work and Everyday Economy
Explore a working local market where families shop, vendors earn their living and everyday routines unfold away from the main tourist streets.
Rather than treating the market as an attraction, we'll look at what it reveals about work, exchange and community life.
Real Witches' Market — Beliefs in Practice
Visit the market used by local practitioners and learn about offerings, beliefs and the role they continue to play for many people.
We explain the context respectfully, without judging beliefs or turning them into a spectacle. Photography is restricted in some areas, and your guide will tell you where photos are appropriate.
We finish by taking the cable car back toward central La Paz.
By the end, you won't just have seen La Paz and El Alto from different angles — you'll have a clearer understanding of how people move, work, believe and live across both cities.
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Not Suitable For: People with heart problems
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Warm clothing
What To Bring: Sunglasses
What To Bring: Sun hat
What To Bring: Water
Not Allowed: Smoking
Not Allowed: Alcohol and drugs
Know Before You Go: This walking tour lasts approximately 3 hours
Know Before You Go: We recommend eating beforehand, especially if you are still adjusting to the altitude
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress in layers. Weather conditions in La Paz and El Alto can change quickly
Know Before You Go: Bring some cash for personal purchases, as small local businesses and market vendors may not accept cards
Know Before You Go: A valid WhatsApp number is required for meeting-point coordination and important updates. Please make sure the number provided with your booking is correct
Know Before You Go: Photography is restricted in certain areas of the Real Witches' Market. Your guide will explain where photos are appropriate
Know Before You Go: There will be several opportunities for photographs during the tour, including panoramic views from the cable car
Know Before You Go: This experience visits real neighbourhoods, markets and working spaces. Please approach local customs and beliefs with curiosity and respect
