La Paz: the vibe
Videos from people who went, played right here, with what viewers said underneath. Not part of the score.
The verdict
Mixed · 62Commenters are warm and curious about La Paz and its culture, though the content is mostly travel-tourist vlogs with little firsthand remote-work or long-term living detail, so the verdict stays moderate.
- scenery and views
- culture and history
- friendliness of locals
- affordable retirement and living costs
- neighbourhood variety
- high altitude effects
- political unrest
- safety concerns in some areas
- limited long-term living detail
- Long-term residents speak fondly of the city and people
- Altitude takes a physical toll on newcomers
- Cost of living is cited as a major draw
- Political instability is a recurring background worry
- Commenters mostly praise the video rather than the city itself
Read from 6 videos, 31 comments and 0 posts on 2026-11-07; the summary is written by a language model and can misread sarcasm.
What's Going on in BOLIVIA? | Travel Guide & Vlog in LA PAZ
Tales From The Road · 43K views · 2022
What viewers said
“Thanks for taking an genuine interest for my country”
♥ 56 likes
“I am American but my dad was born and raised in this city. We go every 5 years or so to visit family. Thank you for shining some light onto the beautiful people, landscape, and culture of La Paz”
♥ 36 likes
“Congratulations friend, in twenty minutes you managed to summarize part of the general history of Bolivia, just inform you that the capital of Bolivia is the city of Sucre, and not the City of LA PAZ, also thank you for visiting my country,”
♥ 30 likes
“I spent 6 months in La Paz in 2003, volunteering as a designer at a museum there, good to see not a lot has changed. At the end of those 6 months, back in the UK I felt as fit as professional athlete 😂.”
♥ 19 likes
“I fell in love with La Paz....look what you did...Bolivia is now on my list. ☺Great content! 👍”
♥ 6 likes
“Back in the late 1960s my family was there for a few months, to import a car you had to agree to use it as a taxi for X number of years.”
♥ 4 likes
“I’ve always wanted to visit bolivia Peru & Mexico, these places fascinate me as I read a lot of history and learned Spanish to read more! The past seems so mythical yet it was so real and places like these are radiating with history”
♥ 9 likes
“Thank you for your tour guide. I was there 5years ago. But didn't have much knowledge of the city, of the country. your video is very helpful to learn about I missed. Thank you !”
♥ 2 likes
“I had a similar experience in Lima Peru. I met a woman in her mid 20s that had never left her tiny district in Lima, maybe a 2 mile square. Mostly because of extreme poverty. She didn't have the means or a reason to leave. She wasn't an unc”
♥ 3 likes
“Good Job, I am also an American whose parents are from Bolivia. Bolivia is one of the best countries aside from US in my opinion. I feel like home when I am there.”
♥ 3 likes
Found with a YouTube search for the city and “digital nomad”, fetched 2026-11-07; titles, descriptions and comments belong to their authors and link to the originals.