Sucre, Bolivia

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After ¨Día del Compadre¨, I headed to Sucre with the three guys I met in Potosí. Cool little town (actually quite a bit bigger than the other towns I have visited), all the buildings are white, cobblestone streets, plazas and churches everywhere you look (weird, I know, that never happens here). We just stayed there for about three nights before my new friends headed off to Cochabamba and I grabbed a bus southbound to Tarija.

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Photos

Castillo
Me, and the José´s in the backyard of the castle.

Government Building
All the buildings are white and there are bolivian flags everywhere (red, green and yellow).

Friends and a church
Two of the guys I met in Potosí, José (Mexican) and José (Chilean). A few of the days we just cruised around the town, checking out museums and whatnot.

El Pueblo
All the buildings are white, cobblestone streets, vendors on every corner, quite the family town. Buena onda aquí, I really liked Sucre.

José y el castillo
There was a beautiful castle right outside of town that we took a tour of.

Hangin´
Hanging out at the castle after the tour.

Mercadoooo!
I loveee the markets here!

Amigos
A bunch of people we met on the tour of the castle then ran into in the middle of town.

Waterballoon Fight!
So apparently this isn´t just a Potosí thing... in Sucre and Tarija they do the waterfights too. We were walking in the middle of town and all of these kids started mobbing down the street singing, dancing, squirtgunning, throwing waterballons, etc.

Mujer
¨ni sumisa, ni devota. libre, loca y linda.¨