Coroico- Camino de la Muerte
Posted by admin on September 10th, 2008 filed in UncategorizedTambién se lo conoce como el Camino a los Yungas. Tiene unos 80 kilómetros de largo y une La Paz con Los Yungas.
Es un sendero muy peligroso donde gobiernan los accidentes de tránsito. Por año se estima que hay un promedio de 209 accidentes y 92 muertes en promedio. Es conocido como el camino más peligroso del mundo. Hay un solo carril de 3 metros de ancho. Tampoco hay guardarraÃles y hay precipicios. El piso siempre está húmedo y embarrado. La visibilidad empeora por la niebla y lluvias.
Aunque sea peligroso, es un lugar incrÃble. Los turistas recorren el camino de la muerte en bicicleta para contemplar los imponentes paisajes.
Fuente: emfariure.blogspot.com
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