Cholet Tour - Andes-architectuur en cultuur - El Alto
Beschrijving
Verken de kleurrijke en uitbundige architectuur van El Alto, bekend als Cholets, elke dag bij ons tijdens onze tour van een halve dag Andean Architecture. De schokkerige, boeiende mix van oud en nieuw, traditie en moderniteit, is uniek Boliviaans, en wat is een betere manier om de cholets te bezoeken dan met een lokale gids die zijn / haar cultuur, stad en huis graag deelt. Tijdens de tour gaan we naar El Alto met behulp van de teleferico (kabelbanen), van daar bezoeken we verschillende delen van El Alto en zien we een breed scala aan Cholet-architectuur, zelfs sommige in constructie. We hebben ook de mogelijkheid om een cholet binnen te gaan en de levendige ontwerpen door het hele interieur te zien. Je gids zal je niet alleen de verbazingwekkende gebouwen laten zien, maar ook de cultuur en traditie uitleggen die ze tonen, waardoor de cholets en het sociale landschap van Bolivia tot leven komen. Boek nu!
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Reisroute
Berijd meerdere kabelbanen! De beste manier om La Paz en El Alto te verkennen
Verken de kleurrijke straten van deze groeiende stad met een lokale gids.
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Great tour - our guide Max was very knowledgable and passionate about the El Alto area and the beliefs and customs surrounding the Cholets. He showed us lots of different Cholets and we got to see inside one too. He also took us to see the Shamen who play an important part in the indigenous community. He also spoke excellent English and explained everything clearly and with humour
Review Max took us on a tour of El Alto’s cholets. As an El Alto resident himself, he was both enthusiastic and knowledgeable. He explained the how the buildings reflected aspects of indigenous Aymara culture. We were able to go inside one of the buildings, which was great. It also helped that Max had great English skills and a good sense of humour - a highly recommended tour.
Our tour guide Jose was super knowledgeable, very friendly and fun to hang out with. The tour itself was incredibly informative and really gave a great overview of the cholets and their cultural significance. Highly recommended.
The guide José was super entertaining and knowledgeable. He showed us interesting places and explained the origins and social context of the Cholets in an entertaining way.
I totally enjoyed the Architectural and Cultural tour of El Alto. My tour guide, Remberto was very knowledgeable and personable. He described many interesting Chalets house, local culture and introduced me to the wonderful local food too. I highly recommend this tour.
José was a very good guide. He told me a lot about the history of Cholets and then whe visited very nice examples of this architecture. José is an architect and he really knows a lot about it!
Max was a super guide. We really enjoyed the tour. I recommend it 100%! Thank you so much!!
The tour itself was great. Our guide was on time, spoke excellent English, and was local to El Alto. We learned a lot about the cholets and also about Bolivia. We took a lot of mini taxis/buses to get around which was fun. My only negative is that the company lists 9 am in several spots (including where the meeting location is) and 10 am in another. As a result, I was an hour early.
My wife and I had a great time on this tour with our guide Jose. First, we got to use the public transit cable cars (Mi Teleférico) to get an amazing view of La Paz from above. We learned about the local culture and customs in El Alto and, of course, the cholets! The architecture is so unique and interesting and Jose was even able to take us inside one of the event spaces, which was amazing. Highly recommend this tour, particularly with Jose.
Amara (I believe that is her name) knows the area well and taught my friend and I alot about the El Alto cholets. It was also neat to experience the shared taxis and the purple cable car system.
