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Por fin llego el día tan esperado, les contaremos todo acerca de nuestro viaje a Uyuni. Nosotras aprovechamos que estábamos en Puno y fuimos por tierra, que es la forma más barata.
En este video les contaremos cómo llegar (desde Puno – Perú), qué agencia pueden tomar y les mostraremos todos los lugares que conocimos.
Todos los precios son POR PERSONA.
Aquí los datos prometidos:
1. Tour Perú: bus directo Puno-La Paz por S/40
Más información en la web oficial:
Teléfono: 051 365 517
2. Panasur: bus directo La Paz-Uyuni por S/75 aprox. (150 bolivianos)
Más información en la web oficial:
Whatsapp: +59 168 073 062
3. Sol Andino Bolivia: Tour al salar de Uyuni por 1, 2 o 3 días.
Más información en la web oficial:
Teléfono/ Whatsapp: +56 552 567 479 / +56 952 154 756
Su oficina se encuentra en la Av. Ferroviaria a la altura del cruce con la calle Sucre.
*El precio no incluye el costo del ingreso al parque nacional OJO
*El tour que nosotras tomamos fue el de 3 días y el precio te incluía los traslados, alimentación, guía y hospedaje. Este precio puede variar en temporada alta.
Tips y consejos:
- NO HAY SEÑAL DE CELULAR en el salar y tampoco en la Reserva. Es muy probable que estés 3 días incomunicado. Llama a tu casa a avisar antes de emprender el tour.
- Llevar ropa cómoda y abrigadora.
- Llevar de preferencia zapatillas impermeables. Hay zonas del salar en las que abunda el agua salada y no queremos que tus zapatos se malogren, pero si no tienen zapatos especiales puedes optar por ponerle bolsas amarradas en los zapatos o ponerte sandalias y soportar un poco el frío.
- Llevar bloqueador, lentes de sol (corre viento fuerte que puede hacer que se te irrite la vista con la sal) y humectante de labios.
- Llevar agua y snacks. Las tiendas que están en la reserva son caras.
- Llevar pastillas para el soroche.
- Cambiar tu dinero en las casas de cambio del terminal terrestre de La Paz.
- Llevar batería externa. Todo el día estarás haciendo tour y en algunas zonas la electricidad es limitada.
- Llevar un libro para el camino. Se pasan varias horas en el auto.
- De preferencia comprar chip para celular marca ENTEL para tener internet durante la mayor parte del viaje.
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렝쏘이스 국립공원으로 들어가는 관문 도시 바헤이리냐스에 도착했다. 이곳에서부턴 4륜구동 차량으로 갈아타야 한다. 차가 달린 다기 보다는 모래 위를 미끄러진다. 40여분을 달려 사막 입구에 도착 여기서부턴 걸어가야 한다. 푸른 하늘과 하얀 사막 그리고 사람들 눈앞의 풍경은 단순했지만 아름다웠다. 바람이 생각보다 강했다. 모래 알갱이들이 다리에 부딪혀 따끔따끔 했다. 강한 바람은 모래를 옮기고 세월은 사막의 지도를 바꾼다. “여기 오실 때는 꼭 가이드와 같이 와야 해요. 왜냐하면, 관광객이 길을 잃을 가능성이 너무 커요.” 그런데 사막 군데군데 풀이 난 곳이 보인다. 우기 때 호수였던 곳들인데 물은 말랐지만 아직 풀은 남아 있다. “비가 오면 사막 중간에 호수들이 생겨요. 왜냐하면 사막 아래가 진흙 토양이라 비가 오면 빗물을 흡수하지 못해요.” 건기에는 대부분의 호수들이 말라버리지만 마르지 않는 호수도 있다. 이곳은 가족에겐 즐거운 놀이터가 되고 연인에겐 사랑을 속삭이는 둘 만의 공간이 된다. 신기한 건 이 호수에 물고기가 살고 있다는 것이다. 호수가 사라진 흰모래 사막 대서양에서 불어오는 뜨거운 바람이 모래 물결을 만들고 있다. 모래 언덕에서 일몰을 보는 것으로 사막여행은 끝이 났다.
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Rengsso we arrived in the gateway city into the device nyaseu bar Heyri National Park. From here to here to transfer to four-wheel-drive vehicles. Rather than the sand slips with a car. It ran from here to walk the extra 40 to arrive here in the desert entrance. Landscape of blue sky and white desert and the people were beautiful but simple sight. The wind was stronger than I thought. Sand grains sting sting was hit in the leg. Strong winds move the sand time will change the map of the desert. When I come here I'm sure come as a guide. Because tourists are likely to lose way too big. Well desert pool places where I have seen. When the rainy season, the lake water was inde remains only places still full malratji. When it rains, the lake that forms on the middle of the desert. Because the clay soil because it comes under the desert rain I can not not absorb rainwater. There is also the dry season, the lake does not dry out but do not throw away that most of the lake. This is a fun playground egen families and couples egen becomes a space of only two whispering love. The strange thing is that fish live in the lake. Hot wind blowing the white sand desert lake disappeared in the Atlantic Ocean are making waves in the sand. To watch the sunset from the dunes desert journey ended.
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5 Best Places to Visit in Bolivia
5 Best Places to Visit in Bolivia
La Paz
La Paz is that the economic and political centre of Bolivia, though Sucre is formallythe capital. It’s necessary to notice that La Paz may be a massive South yankmetropolis, and you shouldn’t miss some terribly distinctive places here. Stopping at the witch market and a ride within the native cable cars (Mi Teleférico) is nearlynecessary for all guests. The city is ready associate degree exceedingly|in a very} little vale at an altitude of between three 600 and four 000 meters higher thanwater level and offers infinite exciting views. La Paz conjointly is a decent place to begin for each short and long journeys to the encompassing space. those we tend to in all probability likable the foremost were the Moon vale or the bike downhill the noted Death Road. If you wish to explore La Paz, you'll opt for a walking tour beginning at $ three.
Salar First State Uyuni
This is in all probability the foremost visited place in Bolivia and there isn’t a mortal visiting the country UN agency would miss it. the most important flat within theworld spreads over a district of ten 000 km2; way back it accustomed type all-time low of an oversized prehistoric lake. The flat is really monumental and completely distinctive. Nothing will prepare you for seeing the immense expanse of brightwhite salt crust that attacks your each sense. What you ought to most actually see is that the salt building similarly because the islands coated with cactuses. within the alternative direction from the town of Uyuni lies another necessary stop – the train necropolis, wherever many previous, rusty locomotives and trains cars lie left to their fate, and it's really one in every of the simplest places to go to in Bolivia.
Reserva Eduardo Avaro
aIf you've got a while to spare in Uyuni, head bent explore the Reserva Eduardo Avaroa park. you'll mix this trip with a transfer to the Chilean town of San Pedro. There square measure many otherwise colored lagoons awaiting you to find within the park – lagune Verde, lagune Colorado, lagune Salada, lagune Busch and lagune Hedionda, wherever guests square measure usually able to watch thousands of nesting flocks of flamingos. There are surreal deserts, geysers, and hot springs during which individuals will bathe day and night – whereas observance the unimaginable night sky. It’s but necessary to expect low temperatures, which candrop to -10°C throughout the winter nights. the simplest thanks to visit these places in Bolivia is throughout a 3-day tour from Uyuni.
Potosí
The city of Potosí is set at Associate in Nursing altitude of concerning four 000 meters higher than water level and is known for its Cerro RICO Act Mountain. within the sixteenth century, Spaniards found a good deal of silver within themountain, and also the town was smitten by silver fever. so as to secure enough staff, the Spaniards brought an oversized range of slaves to the town. Today, most of the silver has been mined already, however there square measure still quite 800 active mines within the mountain wherever five 000-6 000 miners work daily. one in every of the distinctive traveler attractions of Potosí is visiting a lively mine. It’s a really fascinating expertise, and that we advocate selecting your tour operator terribly rigorously and perhaps payment a bit additional to make sure safety. we tend to selected huge Deal Tours company, and that we were glad with the mine tour.
Copacabana/Titicaca
The name Copacabana is well-known due to the noted de Janeiro beach, however the first owner of the name may be a village on the shores of the Titicaca Lake with a beautiful cathedral of a similar name. commanding the tiny city is that the Cerro Calvario Mountain, that boasts a tremendous read of the whole Copacabana and also the Titicaca Lake similarly. This place incorporates a terribly pleasant travel atmosphere. virtually everybody UN agency stops here may be a soul going from Cuzco to La Paz enjoying a relaxed atmosphere. If you've got the time, you mustn’t miss out on a visit to the Isla First Statel Sol and Isla de Roman deity islands.
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CANWEST MINING CO. -- INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER CANDIDATE ASSESSMENT
CanWest Mining Co. is an international mining firm based in Calgary, Alberta. CanWest typically employs host-country nationals in its foreign operations, but prefers Canadian expatriates when filling key developmental positions. Two such positions must be filled as soon as possible, from a shortlist of four candidates.
POSITIONS
(1) Senior Developmental Executive -- London, England
The SDE oversees the assembly and management of a team of analysts responsible for handling CanWest's interests within the European market. Project management experience is required; a background in finance is preferred. The duration of the assignment is indefinite (expected three-year minimum).
(2) Project Manager -- Calama, Chile
The Project Manager will oversee the initial operation of a newly constructed copper mine in the Atacama Desert near Calama. The project focuses on staffing and logistics, as technical professionals are already on-site. Project Management experience is required; technical mining knowledge is preferred. The project is expected to run for 18 months, though it should be noted that a similar project in Uyuni, Bolivia ran six months over schedule.
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(1) Michael Okafor
Michael has been with the company for two years. With a previous employer he had served abroad as an assistant project manager (specializing in risk assessment) in Mexico, Brazil and South Africa. He has working-level proficiency in Spanish and Portuguese. He recently bought a house in Calgary. He is single and has no children. Michael registered a high (positive) score on the 5-Factor Model personality test.
(2) Eleanor Crabtree
Eleanor has been with CanWest for four years. She is known as a shining star in the finance department, having consistently accumulated top-end performance reviews. She has no international work experience, but did attain her MBA in Paris, France. She is fluent in French. Eleanor is married and has no children; her husband frequently travels to Europe in his role with a consulting firm. Eleanor registered a low score on the 5-Factor Model personality test.
(3) Dawn Tanabe
Dawn has been with the company for six years. Having assisted with numerous CanWest projects, she has recently attained her Certified Assistant Project Manager (CAPM) designation. She currently leads a team of efficiency analysts that assess existing CanWest operations around the globe. She is fluent in Spanish. Dawn is single, with one child. She has expressed some concern about security in Calama. Dawn registered a high score on the 5-Factor Model personality test.
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Best Places to Visit in Bolivia
Best Places to Visit in Bolivia
One of the most secluded and underrated travel destinations in the world, Bolivia is a country like no other.
Many people think of Bolivia as primarily Andean country or think of Lake Titicaca or the Uyuni Salt Flats first. What they do not know is that the Andean region covers less than a third of Bolivia. Don't miss out on the other two-thirds of the country with beautiful tropical destinations such as rainforests and waterfalls, amazing national parks, the largest city in Bolivia and wonderful historic sites. Let’s explore the best places to visit in Bolivia!
1.Lake Titicaca
2.The Uyuni Salt Flats
3.La Paz
4.National Park Madidi
5.National Park Sajama
6.Oruro
7.Moon Valley, La Paz
8.Samaipata
9.Tiwanaku
10.Toro Toro
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우유니 투어 2박 3일 투어 상세 일정 및 추천 여행사
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Bolivia declares state of emergency over worst drought in 25 years
Authorities in three Bolivian regions have called an end to the school year two weeks early as the country suffers from a severe and prolonged drought.
Three reservoirs which supply the largest city, La Paz, are almost dry, and water rationing is in effect until further notice.
More than 125,000 families are thought to be affected, with some communities only receiving water every third day.
President Evo Morales declared a national state of emergency on Monday.
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General Cemetery
During the period of the republic in the early 19th century, our country was immersed in a society that was slowly growing, and which showed how people started arriving from the countryside to the city to find jobs and get a better life with good economic stability. That's why Santiago began to fill with people over the years and, during that time, the economic difficulties remained a major problem for our society, which made the deaths become higher than today.
On September 11th, 1811 a priest named Juan Flores Pretes proposes to the Senate the idea of creating a public cemetery, which can help to clean up the city of bad smells and diseases because of the excess of decomposed bodies; most of them were in mass graves.
This project was finally approved, but it took ten years to be built and the choice of the place should have a favorable location for people and should be close to all. That's how the project takes place near Cerro San Cristobal.
On December 9th 1821, president Bernardo O'Higgins inaugurated one of the largest and most beautiful cemeteries in America, which has 86 acres of land with approximately 2 million dead, among them are many important people, like some presidents, people who defended the human rights, wealthy families with great power, and also not-so emblematic people.
Benjamin Vicuña Mackenna and many others helped Cementerio General to become more advanced in its construction, and develop the idea of creating a city for the death, with several streets, avenues and many trees, but the health problem in the 19th century was still there. This Sacred Place is now Recoleta.
It's known that the bodies that were buried in that place, especially those of the emblematic people and more affluent families, were buried with snow, because the body could be kept longer before breaking down. This lets us understand why in the old cemetery there are mausoleums, which are located at a shallow depth. In the other hand, the most important mausoleums are for the most important people. There you can see not only Chilean names, but also foreign people and ones with different ideologies. Among the mausoleums that we can highlight we find different architectonic styles like the Greeks, Egyptian, Romans, Arabs and Indo-American.
This City of the Dead was created right in the center of the capital because of a reason more important than the access to it: because there are different hospitals such as Hospital San José, J.J. Aguirre, the psychiatrist, the Faculty of Medicine of Universidad de Chile..., so the dead were buried immediately.
Another important place of Cementerio General is called Muro de los detenidos desaparecidos, which has the name of all the dead who were killed in Augusto Pinochet's government. This place is constantly visited by all the people who see that huge mural which has a great story.
This place is important for the country, because every grave, every space has great stories to be told, and this is appreciated in every corner of the cemetery.
Box photography lives on in Bolivia
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La Paz, Bolivia, May 5th 2009
1. Mid shot of Gregorio waiting for clients
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La Paz, Bolivia, May 22nd 2009
2. Wide aerial of the square where Gregorio works along with five other colleagues, in the old area of centre La Paz city
3. Wide of a square photographer snapping a young girl with a Polaroid camera from the end of last century
4. Pan from a traditionally dressed bolivian lady (cholita) to Gregorio and his camera, waiting for clients
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La Paz, Bolivia, May 5th 2009
5. Close of Gregorio's antique Karl Zeiss lens
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gregorio Arcon, Photographer:
Who knows it could be even older, I've owned this lens for around 50 years.
7. Close of Gregorio's hand removing the lens cap of his camera
8. Zoom out of Gregorio's clients posing, to himself snapping. UPSOUND (Spanish) Gregorio : Like that, so your face appears, a bit forward young man, the lady is fine. Okay, now we are fine.
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gregorio Arcon, Photographer:
The paper loads and goes down (to the developer) here (to the developer), exposure time is given (by removing the lens cap and allowing light to reach the photo paper). Once the picture is taken, it is transferred here, into the fixer. Here is a small hole to check that out (on top of the wooden box) and place the image into the fixer's drawer, here (showing the steel piece under the wooden box). This is the hyposulfite, the fixer
10. Mid shot of Gregorio preparing for developing the photo
11. Close of Gregorio watching through the small wooden box hole to transfer the image from the developer to the drawer containing the fixer. UPSOUND (Spanish): Now it will go down from the developer to the fixer. Here it will go down.
12. Various of Gregorio opening and closing the fixer's drawer to fix the image and then check it out
13. Mid shot of Gregorio checking the image. UPSOUND (Spanish): It didn't work young man, we've got to take another one.
14. Close of Gregorio talking to the young man. UPSOUND (Spanish): Developer isn't like before, gosh, it's not available anymore, same with paper.
15. Mid shot of Gregorio photographing the young couple
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La Paz, Bolivia, May 10th 2009
16. Hugo Kanjakatari checking old cameras at his shop.
17. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Kanjakatari, Collector and Antique Cameras Repairer:
Modern cameras deliver fast and good, but the photos don't last. Also, look at this machine, it will last for a year and then just disappear.
18. Pan of Hugo's collection of old cameras on display
19. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Kanjakatari, Collector and Antique Cameras Repairer:
Modern cameras left us without work, traditional photographers are disappearing and all of that gets lost. There is no business anymore, the problem with those new machines is that anyone can take a picture and handle them.
20. Pan of a modern electronic devices shopping arcade
21. Medium of a client and his camera with shop workers
22. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Juan Carlos Conde, Digital Cameras Merchant:
These WW2 cameras are not being used anymore, they are really old and not available anymore in the market here. People don't use them anymore, only the square photographers work with these.
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La Paz, Bolivia, May 5th 2009
23. Midshot of Gregorio washing the negative photo and sticking it to a support in front of his camera lens
24. Various of Gregorio preparing to reproduce the negative and counting while exposing it to the light.
25. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Gregorio Arcon, Photographer (explaining about his lens positions):
26. Zoom out of Gregorio's hand handling the final photo to his client checking the result
27. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Douglas Miranda, Client:
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SEVEN SLEEPERS; Real Actors and Timeline of the Story.
Salam.
So the story seems possible and meaningful in Antioch.
Who is the ruler in 71 CE in Antioch?
Lucius Caesennius Paetus is governor of Syria since 70 CE. And he had known as weak character. But he had the power to sentence to death.
What is the importance of October 22?
Titus, destroyer of the Second Temple in 70 CE made the celebration, Gladiatorial contests in Antioch which many of the Jews who had been taken prisoner were killed.
Why? Because of his brother Dominitan's birthday party.
Caesar Domitianus Augustus was born Oct. 24, AD 51 and died Sept. 18, AD 96.
In 71 CE, Lucius Caesennius Paetus was organizing birthday party again in Roman Syria. Seven Sleepers did not accept worshipping idols during the festival.
Peatus became angry but he gave them time to think. Because Seven Sleepers was elite youngs of Antioch's community and they were working in the palace.
Peatus went to others cities of Syria to be sure for celebration preparations.
When he came back, he learned that seven sleepers fled. He ordered everyone to find them no matter the cost.
They had been found sleeping in a cave but nobody could reach them. The only solution for Peatus to make a wall for the entrance of the cave.
The other secret believers made an inscription about seven sleepers and put it on the wall. Everyone thought this was a pity end for seven young sleepers.
In 351 the Caesar Constantius Gallus built a new church in honour of Babylas at Daphne, a suburb of Antioch, and had the remains of the bishop transferred to it.
The intention of Gallus was to neutralize the pagan effects of the temple of Apollo located there, or as Chrysostom expresses it, to bring a physician to the sick.
when Emperor Julian consulted the oracle of Apollo at the temple in Daphne (362), he received no answer from fortune tellers and was told that
it was because of the proximity of the saint. He, therefore, had the sarcophagus of the martyr exhumed and taken back to his original place of burial.
A few days later, on October 22, which day? on October 22! a mysterious fire broke out in the temple of Apollo,
consuming the roof of the building, and the statue of the god.
Julian, suspecting angry Christians were responsible, ordered the cathedral of Antioch closed,
and an investigation into the cause of the fire. John Chrysostom claimed a bolt of lightning set the temple on fire.
The remains of Babylas were reinterred in a church dedicated to him on the other side of the River Orontes.
Who is Babylas?
Saint Babylas died 253 CE was a patriarch of Antioch 237–253, who died in prison during the Decian persecution. Which persecution? Decian persecution!
According to my theory, Decian entered to the seven sleepers story as the murderer of Saint Babylas.
In long oral tradition and transmission, he became the main actor of the seven sleepers story which messes up all the historicity.
Let's go back our seven sleepers story, Saint Babylas transferred and a few days later on October 22, a fire broke out in the temple in Antioch.
What remembers us 22 October and Antioch? Yes, Seven sleepers fled from Antioch on 22 October.
Our seven sleepers story has a date as 362 Common Era. What is this?
Here it is, a rich landowner trying to build a barn for his sheep. He took stones from the wall of the cave and probably noticed that it is not natural.
He went inside expecting big treasure. When he saw the sleepers, he runs away from the cave. Most probably it was world record never passed again.
He told his story and city came back to the wall. They found the inscription of the sleepers but could not enter the cave.
This heated the argument of resurrection. Are they bodily alive? or they are only a sprit? This was 9 years before the sleepers woke up.
But It becomes more suitable and meaningful for the story if we take 9 years which made year 362 CE meaningful.
Transfer of Saint Babylas, the fire of the temple and finding inscription could be happened in a week, end of October 362 Common Era.
What is the real heresy mentioned in the story?
It was about the resurrection. Seven Sleepers supporting the idea of the resurrection.
But there was a problem, did the seven sleepers have a body or they were just sprit. Anyway, Emperor Julian the apostate was there and put wood to the fire.
In the Year of 371, Emperor Valens try to solve this heresy. None of the priests could give solid answers from scripture.
So Valens wears woollens and sits on ash
Ask God For the answer.
God accepts Valens' preyer and sleepers woken up. One of them came to Antioch and being noticed.
The sleeper brought to Valens probably while sitting on the ash. When he heard the story, he immediately noticed this was the answer from God.
Valens wrote this to his brother Emperor Valentinian. Many bishops wrote about the story. And many story tellers put the stroy in their mind.
But there was a problem. Emperor Valens was not trinitarian but Unitarian.
As you know God knows best.
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