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Category: Bolivia

Bolivia is one of the South American countries.

Capital city: Sucre
Main language spoken: Spanish
- Basic Greetings: Hola (Hello), Buenos Dias (Good Morning), Gracias (Thank you)
Currency: Bolivian boliviano
- Forex Exchange: Currency can be exchanged at any international airports
Tourist visa: Visa on arrival for Indian citizens (more information can be found on Bolivia Immigration website)
Best time to visit: May to October
Adapter required (power points): Flat blade ungrounded plug or two-pronged ungrounded plug
Driving licence: International unexpired valid driving licence is required

Sunset and star gazing at Train cemetery (Uyuni)

July 22, 2019August 17, 2021 Raksha

Salar de Uyuni (Salt Lake) in Bolivia

Sunset and star gazing at Train cemetery (Uyuni)

July 12, 2019August 17, 2021 Raksha

Sunset and star gazing at Train cemetery in Uyuni

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Welcome! I’m Raksha Nagaraj, the blogger and social media influencer behind Solopassport. My primary focus is on solo female traveling, hiking, and scuba diving.

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I have worked as a technology professional for many years. And working on projects is another passion of mine, apart from travel, hiking and scuba diving. I have loved working and implementing new technologies. Some of the projects I have worked on are something I am so proud of as they have made a difference in the community. But most often, technology is perceived as boring and routine, which is so not true. It all depends on what kind of areas you work in and how passionate you are. It is exciting when the projects are implemented, that have made people’s lives easier. It involves problem solving (which we all do in our daily basis every single day), design thinking, pushing yourself out of the box to get the outcomes.

I have always been an advocate of having that financial independence and what better way than earning your own money by developing the skills? Working as an IT professional for many years, I have been approached by many female acquaintances, friends, and colleagues. I am often asked questions on how one can get into technology jobs and develop skillsets required. Self-learning courses are the best way to upskill.

An old technology that brings back too many childhood and teenage memories. Those long calls to friends, counting the remaining minutes and coins, and the nervous calls to the crushes, these phones have too many beautiful nostalgic moments. Something that only the kids who did not have mobile phones while growing up can understand!

I love walking, hiking and trekking. And I love it even more when I do either of them to raise awareness and funds for a cause.

We have been in a lockdown for more than 2 months now and not sure how long it will continue.

Okay, I will confess. I have been extremely jealous of all those who are posting travel pictures from Ladakh.

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