Where can I find up-to-date information about roadblocks and strikes in Peru and Bolivia?
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- Aparna Patel
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- 7 Aug, 2023
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G Adventures provide a lot of South American tours. They also monitor any safety updates in that region for their travellers. Here’s a timeline of updates and safety info within the last few months:
I used Wikitravel. Being a wiki, quite often people will enter info about strikes – I found the road between Uyuni and La Paz was closed two weeks before and two weeks after I went through, and I got that via Wikitravel.
Note that from Cusco, you will most likely travel to Puno first. It’s a small, mostly dull town, but from there you have two travel options. The quick bus route south to La Paz (see link) or you can go via Copacobana, where you and the bus take separate ferrie across. If you have time, that route sounds quite interesting and fun.
The point, however, is that there are two routes, so even if one gets blocked, there’s a chance you’ll have another way 🙂 If in doubt, follow the locals, they’ll be used to it!
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