Cable CAR system in La Paz Operating at 4000 m (13,000 ft) above sea level, the world’s highest cable car ride has revolutionised the way locals travel between La Paz and neighbouring El Alto. Shuffling 3000 people between the two locations every hour, the cable cars have cut commute times down from 1 hour to just 10 minutes. The public cable car system consists of three lines, colored red, yellow and green in line with Bolivia’s flag. There are 11 stations in total including a double station that serves as the end of the yellow and the green lines. La Paz in Bolivia is the highest capital city in the world, so the visit will literally take your breath away. I just loved it there.❤️🧚🌺🌸Soon a new blog post about Bolivia. Follow my blog 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇https://peoplelifepoliticsandbullshit.com/
When the sky is on fire, and it turns all the surroundings into a "bloody scene and screen" and makes you think, "what a wonderful world." Yes, even in times like this when everything seems out of control, but have we ever had real control or has it just been part of our human hallucination? Now during this time, we can learn the lesson of accepting.
