Bus Tickets from
Tarija to Cochabamba

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Companies and Schedules

The distance between the cities of Cochabamba and Tarija is 798 km and the direct trip by bus takes around 17 hours. In order to travel from Tarija to Cochabamba by bus, you have to take the bus at the Land Terminal of Tarija located in Victor Paz Estenssoro Av. The buses leave every day at the end of the afternoon and arrive in the Bus Terminal of Cochabamba in Ayacucho Av. close to noon the following day. The highway is almost totally paved.

Tarija is a city in the Bolivian valley, known for its warm climate, wine production, and friendly people. Cochabamba is the third-largest city in Bolivia, located in the heart of the country at 2400 m. above sea level.

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Tarija to Cochabamba Bus Timetable

Company	Departure	Arrival
Trans Copacabana S.A.	18:00 PM	11:00 AM
Expreso Padcaya	14:00 PM	07:00 AM

TRAVEL OPTIONS FROM COCHABAMBA TO TARIJA

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

Direct trip: You can travel directly from Tarija to Cochabamba with the bus company Trans Copacabana S.A. The buses depart every day at 18:00hrs and arrive in Tarija the next day at 11:00 am. Lie-flat buses.
Trip with stopover: Another option is to break the journey to Cochabamba by doing a stopover in Sucre with the bus companies El Mexicano or 6 de Octubre. And from Sucre you can go to Cochabamba with the bus companies Trans Copacabana S.A. or 6 de Octubre.

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SOME TOURISTIC INFORMATION THAT CAN BE OF INTEREST

Palacio Portales: The Palacio Portales was built between 1915 and 1927 and was a residence of Simon Iturri Patiño, a Bolivian millionaire, and one of the wealthiest people in the world in the 1930s. Set in 10 hectares of gardens inspired by Versailles, the mansion was never occupied. It is now the Cultural and Pedagogic Centre Simon I. Patiño. The gardens and art museum are open to the public to visit.
La Cancha: La Cancha in Cochabamba is one of South America’s largest open-air markets. It is open seven days a week and you can find everything there.
El Cristo de la Concordia: Cristo de la Concordia is a statue of Jesus Christ located at the top of San Pedro Hill. It is accessible by cable car, or by climbing 2,000 steps. The monument has a total height of 40 meters. The views from the platform are gorgeous, and you can get a rare and clear view of just how big Cochabamba really is.
Tunari Mountain: Cerro Turani is a mountain that sits at 5,035 meters high, dominating the landscape to the northwest of Cochabamba. Travel two hours on the road, and go from a semi-tropical urban climate to a mountainous and fresh environment. Many tour agencies offer this trip.
Toro Toro National Park: Four hours from Cochabamba, this national park is famous for being the land of dinosaurs and is worth a visit.
Food: Cochabamba is known as the culinary capital of Bolivia and this is where you can eat the best food Bolivia has to offer in the most generous portions.