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It depends on the zone. For example El Alto it is definitely not a safe place, I wouldn't be walking alone nor at noon nor at night. Sopocachi is the central part and it's pretty safe. I live in the south zone, the safest of all zones.

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La Paz, the dizzying capital of Bolivia, is the world's highest administrative capital, nestled dramatically in the Andean mountains at a breathtaking altitude of over 3,500 meters. The city is renowned for its unique topography, vibrant local culture, and architectural beauty, including vibrant markets such as famous Witches' Market, where traditional rituals and craftwork form part of everyday life. Its surroundings, such as the Moon Valley - with its labyrinth of canyons and giant spires sculpted by erosion - and the breathtaking snow-capped Mount Illimani, offer astonishing natural views. Not to forget the Mi Teleférico, the city’s cable car system, which is one of the longest aerial cable car systems in the world, offering awe-inspiring panoramic views of the city. La Paz is indeed a place where the old and new exist side by side, where the indigenous culture continues to thrive amidst the constant growth of modernity.

Bolivia, located in the heart of South America, is a breathtakingly beautiful and culturally rich, landlocked country, known for its diverse landscapes and strong indigenous culture. The country offers everything from the towering peaks of the Cordillera Real, which cater to hikers and climbers, to the mirrored expanses of the Salar de Uyuni salt flats, the world's largest, and the wildlife-rich Bolivian Amazon Rainforest. Its administrative capital, La Paz, boasts attractions like the famous Witches' Market and the Moon Valley, while the constitutional capital, Sucre, is famous for its well-preserved colonial architecture. With a layered history encompassing the Inca Empire, Spanish colonialism, and modern indigenous cultures, Bolivia offers travelers a unique blend of scenery, history, culture, and adventure.

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Travelers planning to visit Bolivia should exercise a high level of caution due to the country's current political unrest and social tensions. Beware of illegal roadblocks, a frequent occurrence in several regions. It's advised to stay updated on local news and avoid areas known for civil unrest. There is also an increased risk of violent crime, so exert vigilance, particularly at night. The situation can be potentially volatile, so constant monitoring of the situation is crucial for your safety.

I will definitely be traveling back to La Paz to learn more about their culture. Sopocachi was a very safe area. Air BnB is the way to go if you do not want to stay in a Hostal. The night life is great here as well.

Safety index:	2.5/5	Unsafe
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Crime index:	1.8/5	Low
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Worries of home broken and things stolen:	N/A	Not enough data
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