Tickets Bolivia offers several bus travel options to make this journey:

• Direct trip: You can travel directly from Iquique to La Paz. The bus leaves at 19:00 hrs and arrives at approximately 13:00 hrs the next day. The buses stop on the way so that passengers can use the bathroom and buy a snack. The company that offers this service is: Tour bus Vincent (lie-flat bus).
  

After finalizing your purchase you will receive a confirmation email along with your electronic tickets. If you do not receive them within the hour, contact us through our email: serviciocliente@ticketsbolivia.com

SOME TOURISTIC INFORMATION THAT CAN BE OF INTEREST

• Witch market: Located in downtown La Paz, behind the San Francisco church, it is one of the most visited places by tourists. Here you can find amulets, potions and other various products used to make offerings to Mother Earth, known as Pachamama. There you can also find clothes, accessories and ornaments with indigenous motifs that you can bring back as souvenirs.
  
• Moon valley: Located on the way to Mallasa, this place acquires its name thanks to the geological characteristics of the land. It is located 40 minutes from the city center of La Paz.
  
• Cable car: A transport service consisting of 8 lines with different routes that will help you to know the whole city of La Paz from above. La Paz is located at 3,650 meters above sea level. You can board any of the lines in the areas of Irpavi, Sopocachi, Obrajes, Alto Obrajes, Av. Arce, Plaza Villarroel, etc.
  
• Viewpoints: The most visited viewpoints are the viewpoints of Pura Pura, Killi Killo and the viewpoint of Laikakota located on Avenida del Ejército.
  
• Museums: 
  
• Precious Metal Museum (also known as Gold Museum): This museum holds an impressive collection of Pre-Columbian pieces showcasing jewelries and ceramics.
• MUSEF (Museum of Ethnography and Folklore): This museum contains archeological pieces from around Bolivia, ranging from textiles, feathers, masks, metal and stone.
• Museum of National History: Showcases fossils of animals from different geological eras. Located in the South Zone of La Paz, in Cota Cota (street 26).
• Museum Tambo Quirquincho: Contains collection of colonial and republican silver artefacts. There are also old photographs of La Paz, traditional masks and costumes.
• Restaurants: There is something to eat for all tastes and budgets in La Paz. If you want to taste a local delicacy, we recommend the delicious salteñas. For more typical and traditional food, you can find many options around the city, especially behind San Francisco church, on Calle Murillo.