Bus Tickets from
Tarija to Potosi

Description
Companies and Schedules

To travel by bus from Tarija to Potosi you must go to the bus terminal located on Calle General Güemes. Buses leave every day at night. In Potosí, buses arrive at the new bus terminal located on Avenida Las Banderas. The city of Tarija is 346 kilometers from the city of Potosí, and the bus trip between the two cities takes about 8 hours.
Tarija, known nationally for its music, the joy of its people and the wines produced in its surroundings, maintains a temperate climate and Potosi takes you between the history of the colonial era embodied in the city.
Tickets Bolivia offers bus tickets from Tarija to Potosi with the most comfortable and reliable transportation companies and the convenience of buying online with the most reliable payment gateways.

Tarija to Potosi Bus Timetable

Company	Departure	Arrival
Tours Villa Imperial	21:00 PM	05:00 AM
Linea Emperador	21:30 PM	05:30 AM

TRAVEL OPTIONS FROM TARIJA TO POTOSI

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

Direct trip: There are direct buses from Tarija to Potosi. Buses leave at 21:00 pm - 21.30 pm and arrive in Tarija around 5-6 am. The companies that operate this route are: Tours Villa Imperial and Trans Emperador.
Trip with bus transfer: The other option is to make a stopover in Sucre, where you can enjoy its beautiful architecture and delicious gastronomy. Then depart from Sucre to Potosi. The bus companies that make this route from Tarija to Sucre: Trans Emperador and from Sucre to Potosi: Linea Emperador and Transtin dil Rey.

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SOME TOURISTIC INFORMATION THAT CAN BE OF INTEREST

Cerro Rico: It is possible to do tours of the cooperative mines of Cerro Rico. There are several companies, some more ‘ethical’ than others. Check the reviews to make sure you book a tour with a company that really supports the miners.
National coin house museum: The National Mint of Bolivia or the Mint of Potosí is where most of the silver shipped through the Spanish came. It is now a very interesting museum and features a collection of contemporary and religious art as well as some artifacts from its coin pressing days.
Colonial Buildings and Historic Center: Several impressive and well preserved colonial churches and buildings can be found in Potosi’s city center. Highlights include the Torre de la Compañía de Jesús, the Catedral de la Ciudad de Potosi, the Convento Museo Santa Teresa and the Iglesia de San Lorenzo de Carangas.
Hot waters: Some thermal baths lie just half an hour from the city center in a place called Tarapaya. Tarapaya has a basic resort with a restaurant, hotel and pools. Nearby is also a naturally heated lagoon known as Ojo del Inca.
Restaurants: Typical dishes of Potosí are Cazuela, Aji de Pataskha, Chambergos, Chajchu, Calapurka, among others. Do not miss the calapurka, a soup made with wheat flour and cooked with a hot stone.
Accommodation: Located at 4,060 meters above sea level, Potosi can get particularly cold at night and in winter. Bring layers and be prepared that some hostels may not have heating.