World's Highest Capital: La Paz, Bolivia | Extreme Cities | Free Documentary 

Your documentary is from year 2004 or 2005, isn't it? Today, 2024 El Alto is very modern.

Estoy de acuerdo esto es de hace 15 años atras porque no están los teleféricos.

That's pretty cool thank you

El Alto sigue tan mal y sucio como siempre. No mientas. 🤡

@@PrinceMishkin-qd1cp Calla Hispanic de eme. I've seen with my eyes, it is not like a European city but it's improving fast.

i appreciate this update! gracias ❤

Yo también hago lo mismo.

You are from Houston and you said you get bored 🙄🙄

I live in La Paz and you really should feel grateful to live in the USA. You have a lot of opportunities and access to different options of living. Most of all, you can travel within your country or go to whatever place you want to across the whole continent. The reason is simple, all Latin American economy relies on dollars and I guess that you have plenty. However, not everything is sad and black in my country. We live happiness differently and the only way to learn that is by coming over here. If you come here, take a lot of care cause people here are not naive. Wish you the best.

i find it rude they dont speak a language i know lol jk

Expensive? Bolivia is one most poor COUNTRIES in all America where y from Europe? Expensive can be plane flights

@@GuiLOST-lz8su Obviously I'm talking about the flight process, I have to take 3 seperate planes. I'm aware that it's a poor country, I've literally been there and I'm half Bolivian 💀

O sea no conoces tu así y otros te lo muestran😢😢😢😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊

Going in three weeks on skimp budget. Where u think a good place to stay for a few days?

@@gregrussell7821 Hi, I'm not really sure about the budgeting because I went when I was young, so it was paid for by my parents. I think Santa Cruz is probably more expensive because it is a bigger and more modern city. I went to Arampampa, a city up in the mountains. It isn't expensive there and there is beautiful nature, but there is a lot of poverty there so as a child coming from a Western country it was a very big culture shock. There weren't any hotels available, so we had to sleep with 6 in one bedroom. I don't know if this place is recommended for tourists either since I was told it could get dangerous, but I definitely recommend visiting a city up in the mountains with a native or tour guide because the you have to see the scenery there. I also went to Cochabamba, it's a very big city and there's lots to do there, I think this is maybe in the middle range. Not as expensive as Santa Cruz, but more expensive than Arampampa or any city high up in the mountains for that matter. I suggest you maybe look up more information on this topic, but these are some suggestions. Bolivia is a very beautiful country and I'm happy you get to visit it, definitely try to learn some basic Spanish if you haven't already, I'm sure the Bolivians will love it!

This is from 2005. Today La Paz and El Alto are modern cities

From la paz to ruruabacce and back up again no altitude sickness

@@jonnyqwst did you like rurrenabaque? I'm thinking of going but not sure 😊

@@thank_you2933 it was cool. The animals of the pampas are compressed against the river. Friendly pink dolphins swim around you.

in what sense?

😂😂yeah right

I estimate it is due to mining

This documentary is from 2005. Today you would not recognise la Paz and El Alto.

sorry about that. There’s always a discussion about which color is best for subtitles. Some say yellow some say white. We’ll try to improve this - thanks for your input

you're right.. it's so hard to read those subtitles😢

2004 or 2005, I think it is.

Maybe as late as 2007

Olympus

Atajo- que la DEA no me vea

Subway is a no go. Besides, the soil is too porous. There is an extensive system of cable cars that make transit a breeze.

the subtitles are in English

My commentary IS in English 🙄🫣 I see English subtitles too 😊

I think you are right. This documentary is from 2005. Today you would not recognise La Paz and El Alto, maybe you would, these cities are larger and more modern as the documentary depicts them.

Just you, he was growling at the camara man to protect his owner. He wouldn't protect his owner if he was afraid of him.

just go to cochabamba or santa cruz way more betterr cities

😂