Cheap Early Retirement In La Paz Bolivia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- I have so much information on how to obtain Cheap Early Retirement In La Paz Bolivia, that I am making it a two part series! I loved La Paz! It is such a diverse city from the old city (colonial) to the business distict, to the surrounding neighborhoods and especially the neighborhood of San Miguel which is where I ended up spending a good part of my time. I will be putting all the information in this video in writing for you which I will post to my new blog very soon. I hope you enjoy this video as much as I enjoyed making it for you to watch! This video brought back so many wonderful memories of the people, the culture, and the city that I just loved it! Enjoy...
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I retired in beautiful Cuenca Ecuador ..Planning on visiting Peru and Bolivia next Year ❤
I think you’ll love it!❤️
Love La Paz. Lived there for over a decade. Wanna go back to Bolivia for my retirement.
I loved San Miguel! Such a wonderful place!!
wow, cool
I only went for 2 months and now I want a earlier retirement over there too
My country, my city is so excited and beautiful, you will be welcome here.
Muchas Gracias mi amiga🙏
I don't know if you've had the opportunity to go to Copacabana (Titikaka Lake) in my opinion one of the most magical and beautiful places of Bolivia. In Copacabana, I found this community of French expats and French owned vacation properties, amazing place by the water. Bolivia is the hidden gem of South America. Also known as the Tibet of Latin America
Yes I actually visited Lake Titicaca! And I loved it there! Amazing to me how the indigenous people that live on the islands on the lake have preserved their culture! Simply Amazing!
wow, I saw this van with French plates when I was there
that explains it
I went to lake Titicaca in Puno Peru in the other side of the lake I believe. such an interesting place! I loved it there!! ❤
Copacabana is magical because of the garbage dump along the beachside? Yes, there are nice hotels and food.
Your video shows different aspects of La Paz that other bloggers don’t show. Great job, keep it up.
Thank you for your kind words. I love the diversity of La Paz! Such a great city..🙂
*Cheap Early Retirement In La Paz Bolivia is very possible!* There is such a mix of neighborhoods in this city. From Colonial, to business to hip, this city has it all! There are a wide variety of restaurants throughout the city but especially in San Miguel which was my very favorite neighborhood in the entire city! It was also quite fun an also interesting to visit the colonial part of the city shopping and enjoying all the Andean people I met there. What a beautiful and interesting city La Paz is. If you have the opportunity, you should definitely go! I very much felt as if I was in a foreign land when I was there! You will love it!
I moved to El Alto, very close to a cable car station, so I travel by "teleferico" most of the time and it is cheaper here and more authentic, I mean it is more real bolivian.
And I love that cable car!! Not only is it cheap and efficient, but also a beautiful ride! ❤️
Love La Paz, my husband is from La paz❤
I love it too!!
So well done. A nice humble, curious video. A contrast to many other vloggers.
Wow, thank you so much. Your kind words are much appreciated. 🙏❤️
I agree. Too many vloggers seem to think they are making their acting debut. We are interested in the location, not their antics.
Thanks for taking the time.
It was my pleasure! I love La Paz! 💕
Definitely on my "must visit" list 🤗
Excellent decision! I love it there ❤
I love your video, La Paz beautiful city, the best in everything thank you ❤❤
I completely agree. It really surprised me how nice the area where I stayed was. It was beautiful and so diverse!
I absolutely loved your footage of La Paz. Thank you for sharing.
Question for you, how did you go about finding a place to live while there? Is there an agency you used or did the US Embassy provide assistance?? I'm a US citizen & curious how to get a place to rent through a reliable source.
Thanks for your time, insight & guidance.
I got an discounted hotel in San Miguel for 5 nights (I have wholesale hotel connections), and then began asking locals if they knew of any monthly rentals or of anyone wanting to rent an apartment or condo by the month. I found one which I really loved and came to an agreement with the owner. Good luck!
nice video, did you apply for residency ?
I have not applied for residency in Bolivia but visit occasionally for a month or two at a time. I have applied for residency in Lima Peru, as I have a very close friend there for the past 25 years.
Definitivamente La Paz es tan diversa su topografía sus comidas su cultura es una gran ciudad ,el teleférico como medio de transporte y muchos lugares turísticos todos muy cerca ejm el valle de la Luna y valle de las Animas ,lel camino de la muerte etc etc tengo que ir a conocer, el vídeo muy informativo .La Paz fue nominada una de las 7 ciudades maravilla.
Estoy completamente de acuerdo... y como dijiste, ¡la topografía era totalmente increíble! ¡Realmente me sorprendió! ¡¡Yo amo esta ciudad!!
How much should a person save to retire in bolivia with a monthly income of $1200?
Whatever savings amount you’re comfortable with as you can live on $1200 per month there!
10 dollars for a 40 minute taxi ride?
they always charged me about 3-5 for that ride
Yes sir I understand.. but I’m sure thats because you are Mr. Kim Jong Un 🙏😎
@@TheTravelInsider definately comrade
maybe they were extra friendly to me
I stayed in miraflores when I was there BTW, San Miguel looks a lot nicer
Maybe il stay there next time ill go agian
Hi ... how much time take you to acustom to the altitude of la paz?
You know, honestly, that’s a very good question. I noticed when I first got there if I was in the part of town with a lot of hills I definitely had to stop to get my breath several times. But eventually I moved down to a place called San Miguel and it wasn’t quite as hilly, so I had a much easier time once I moved there 😂
Do you speak Spanish? How do you get along (if you don't speak Spanish?)
I can speak some Spanish now.. I’m so so.. but a lot of people also speak some English. And a lot of people also want to practice their English with you 🎉🙏
NO.. You will have headaches, be chewing Coco leaves, and its boring
After two or three days, I felt normal.
"promo sm" 😞
promo?