Bus Tickets from
Sucre to Oruro

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Companies and Schedules

In order to travel from Sucre to Oruro by bus, you must take the bus at the main bus terminal located on Avenida Ayacucho. Buses arrive in Oruro at the new bus terminal on Calle Gregorio Reynolds. There are daily departures by bus between the two cities.

Oruro is famous for its Carnival, lavish costumes and elaborate parades. Outside Carnival season, there are some worthwhile museums to visit in the city and plenty to see in the surrounding area. The bus trip between the cities of Sucre and Oruro lasts around 8 hours, covering 466 kilometers through a paved highway that crosses valleys and the Bolivian altiplano.

Tickets Bolivia is a Bolivian company that lets you book tickets from Sucre to Oruro online with the most reliable transportation companies and the convenience of booking online with the safest payment platforms.

Sucre to Oruro Bus Timetable

Company	Departure	Arrival
Trans Azul	21:00 PM	05:00 AM
Andes Bus	21:30 PM	05:30 AM

TRAVEL OPTIONS FROM SUCRE TO ORURO

Tickets Bolivia offers one bus travel option for this journey:

Direct trip: You can travel directly from Oruro to Sucre. The journey takes about 8 hours. Buses leave at 9:00pm. The bus company offering this service is: Trans Azul (semi lie-flat buses). Buses go via Potosi.
Trip with stopover: On the road to Oruro, you can make a stop in Potosi, famous for its silver mines and colonial history. Potosi is 2-3 hours away from Sucre. You can travel to Potosi with Trans Emperador and then take a bus with Trans Azul to go to Oruro.

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SOME TOURISTIC INFORMATION THAT CAN BE OF INTEREST

Carnival of Oruro: The Carnival of Oruro is an annual festival held in Oruro. It is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Bolivia. Its history goes back more than 200 years, and it is an indigenous festival which later merged with Catholic rituals.
Virgen del Socavon: The Sanctuary of the Virgin of Socavon (Virgin of the Mines) was built in 1781. Here locals worship the Virgin, patron saint of the miners. The sanctuary also has religious art museum and can be accessed by cable car in the weekends.
The Obrajes Hot Springs: About 20 kilometers east of the city there is an important area of thermal waters which is quickly becoming known among tourists and Bolivians as the country’s best medicinal-recreational center. Locals believe its waters have curative qualities and there is accommodation there.
The Capachos Hot Spring: Located 12 kilometers from Oruro, it has hot springs too, along with individual baths and covered pools. The view of the surrounding area is very peaceful and pretty.
Food: Try charquekan, the Oruro specialty dish of dried llama meat served with fresh cheese, beans, corn and spicy sauce.
Accommodation: Book ahead if you are planning to visit Oruro during the Carnival as hotels and hostels will fill up very quickly.