PIRWA TOURS IN BOLIVIA
- Biking Death Road to Coroico
- Uyuni Salt Flats fullday
- Uyuni salt flats 3D/2N
- Classic Copacabana & Sun Island (Full Day)
- Copacabana southern & Sun island 2D/1N
- Southern Copacabana & Northen Sun island
- Cholitas Wrestling
- Tiwanaku ruins (Fullday)
- Rurrenabaque & Pampas (3D/2N)
- Rurrenabaque & jungle (2D/1N)
- Trek to glacier lagoon (2D/1N)
PIRWA HOSTELS IN BOLIVIA
Pirwa travel Peru
Phone: +51 084 244315
E-mail: pirwatravel@gmail.com
Cusco - Peru
CHOLITAS WRESTLING
You'll be picked up at your hostel in La Paz at 3:45pm and we'll depart for El Alto. The show begins at 4:00pm: an American-style wrestling fight wherein the fighters are Bolivian Cholas, who proudly don their traditional-style clothing and braids for the showdown. The spectacle lasts two and a half hours.
The wrestling cholitas are members of the Titanes del Ring Association, which are a group of fighters who have wide experience in wrestling in Bolivia and are known for their experience, professionalism, and showmanship.
Our Service includes
- Bilingual Guide
- VIP Seats
- Snack
- Souvenirs
- Round-Trip Transport
Our Service do not include
- Drinks & Snacks
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PIRWA HOSTELS PERU & BOLIVIA
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