Plunging from the high-altitude city of La Paz to the lush Yungas region, the North Yungas Road, often referred to as Death Road, offers a dramatic downhill route through ever-changing landscapes. This perilous path descends over 11,800 feet (3,600 meters) from La Cumbre Pass to the lowland town of Coroico. Popular among adventure seekers for bike tours, the road winds through dense forests and steep cliffs, providing a thrilling and scenic journey. Visitors can experience the rush of descending this historic route while taking in the diverse and striking scenery of Bolivia.
Death Road (North Yungas Road)
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