Bolivia Crossing - Buenos Aires to La Paz

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Places To See, Events, Pre-departure Information, Health Issues, Weather Information, History and Culture

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This trip crosses the border between Argentina and Chile on day 4 of this tour. The border name is Paso Jama and borders the cities of Salta and San Pedro de Atacama.
The second crossing is the border between Chile and Bolivia on day 6 of this tour. The border name is Ito Cajon and borders the cities of San Pedro de Atacama and Uyuni.

BUENOS AIRES AIRPORT "LANDING FEE": Please be advised that Argentina's international airport in Buenos Aires charges a reciprocal fee to people of certain nationalities. At the time of writing, this fee was USD 70 for Canadians, USD 131 for US citizens, and USD 100 for Australian citizens; there is currently no fee for EU or New Zealand citizens. This is payable immediately upon arrival before proceeding through immigration. Australian and Canadian citizens will be required to pay this fee each time they enter the country via Ezeiza airport. For US citizens the fee need only be paid once and is valid for the duration of the passport.