Ojo del Inca — Attraction in Potosí

I would advise you not to go here We got a taxi out to Tarapaya There isn’t a single sign or any indication of how to get up to it We had to ask a few different people if there was a way to get to it Eventually we found it, after being there for 3 minutes a woman came over and started yelling at us telling us we couldn’t swim in the water but also demanding money from us Me and my friend speak broken Spanish and we said we didn’t know you couldn’t swim and we wouldn’t get in the water, the woman was still quite frantic so we decided to leave and she kept following us looking for money eventually had to give her some to get her to leave us alone Not the day we expected, and no swimming for us Scenery was beautiful though so...

Tuvimos una experiencia maravillosa; el lugar es hermosísimo y además tuvimos la fortuna de conocer a sus cuidadores, don Freddy y doña Irma, los cuales fueron muy amables con nosotros y nos permitieron bañarnos en la laguna largo rato. Lo más importante para ser bienvenidos es el RESPETO, tanto al lugar, como a las personas que ahí viven. Si vas no botes basura, se amable con sus cuidadores, llévales agua que es lo que más les hace falta. Esto va para los turistas EUROPEOS, ASIÁTICOS Y ESTADOUNIDENSES: dejen algo de propina, lo que vale la mitad de un almuerzo en sus países, para ellos significa el pan de una semana.

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We had a wonderful experience; the place is beautiful and we were also fortunate to meet its caretakers, don Freddy and doña Irma, who were very kind to us and allowed us to bathe in the lagoon for a long time. The most important thing to be welcome is RESPECT, both for the place and for the people who live there. If you go, don't throw garbage, be kind to their caregivers, bring them water, which is what they need the most. This goes for EUROPEAN, ASIAN and AMERICAN tourists: leave some tip, which is worth half a lunch in your countries, for them it means a...

Very nice and accessible place, about 15 minutes of climbing by foot from the main road. Bathing in the natural pool and camping are prohibited now because of safety incidents, but there's a warm stream that feeds a large but a little colder pool and is very nice for bathing. There is no entrance fee, but also not much care taken of the place so make sure not to...