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  1. wikivoyage.org
    https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Yungas_Road

    Yungas Road – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

    • North Yungas
      1. -16.18867-67.727551 Coroico– The most popular town around with many accommodation options. 2. -16.1935-67.742492 … See more

    Understand

    The Yungas Road is better known by the name of Ruta de la Muerte or Death Roadindicating the many … See more

    Get in

    By bus
    Frequent buses from the Terminal Provincial Minasa Yungasin La Paz will go by and stop in Yolosita (Bs. 20). From there you can hike up to Coroico, there is a direct trail, or tak… See more

    Fees and Permits

    There are several toll stations along the North Yungas Road relevant for cyclists, probably due to the fact that it is a popular destination for MTB tours: 1. -16.271395-67.7880851 North Yungas Road (top)– Bs. 25 once, eit… See more

    Get Around

    On foot and navigation
    There region consists of many interesting hiking and cycling trails. For reliable trails, consult OpenStreetMap, which is used by many mobile Apps like OsmAnd or Mapy.cz. O… See more

    Eat

    Many shops in this region, e.g. in Yolosita, sell in palm leaf wrapped chocolatebars at Bs. 10/5 (large/small, but small is the better deal) made out of 100% chocolate without any sugar. So, if you... See more

    What is the Yungas Road in La Paz known for?
    The Takesi Inca Trail from La Paz leads here. The Yungas Road is better known by the name of Ruta de la Muerte or Death Road indicating the many deaths and accidents that happened here. Nowadays, a highway has replaced the once so dangerous road. And what is left is being exploited for marketing purposes by mountain bike tour companies in La Paz.
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  1. Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolivian_Yungas

    Bolivian Yungas - Wikipedia

  3. Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yungas

    Yungas - Wikipedia

  4. BBC
    https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/202205…

    The world's most dangerous road - BBC

    The Yungas ("warm lands" in the indigenous language of Aymara, spoken by around 1.7 million Bolivians) are a fertile, remarkably biodiverse transition zone between the Andes and the Amazon ...

  5. Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yungas_R…

    Yungas Road - Wikipedia

    In red the cycling section, in green the Bolivian National Route 3. The Yungas Road, popularly known as The Death Road, is a 64-kilometre (40 mi) long cycle route linking the city of La Paz with the Yungas region of Bolivia.It was …

  6. Outside Online
    https://www.outsideonline.com/advent…

    Biking the World’s Most Dangerous Road - Outside …

    Jul 30, 2012 · After a day by the roaring river, the ride culminates at the oddly out-of-place el Castillo (“The Castle”), a surreal and apparently haunted castle situated at 1,952m. El Castillo offers food...

  7. gravitybolivia.com
    https://www.gravitybolivia.com/.../yung…

    Yungas Loop - Gravity Bolivia

    • Visit small agrarian communities in the high Amazon Basin. • End the adventure with a ride up to a haunted castle in the middle of the Yungas Region! This ride is suitable for fit riders with an adventurous spirit. Today we will meet up early in …

  8. Rough Guides
    https://www.roughguides.com/bolivia/lago-titicaca...

    The Yungas Travel Guide | What to Do in The Yungas - Rough Guides

  9. Bolivia Travel Site
    https://boliviatravelsite.com/.../la-paz/yu…

    Yungas, La Paz - BoliviaTravelSite

    Nov 19, 2018 · The North Yungas is about a 3-hour trip from La Paz, passing by Coroico and Caranavi, arriving to the exuberant landmarks of Rurrenabaque and Santa Rosa, on the edge of the Ichilo River, enormously rich in fauna. This …

  10. incaworldbolivia.com
    https://www.incaworldbolivia.com/en/destinations/the-yungas-6

    The Yungas - Inca World Bolivia