You won’t bump into actual witches at La Paz, but you will certainly find the weirdest of produce displayed in the stalls of this market. Potions, medicinal plants, spells, spiritual advice and even witch doctors in a black hats. Prosperity and good luck is ensured provided you have the guts to buy Dried Llama and frog fetuses.

Fancy spending the night in a hotel suspended over the edge of a cliff? Check into a glass pod dangling from the edge of the Sacred Valley. 360-degree views of Andes are guaranteed. Question is, will you sleep like a baby on a bed which doesn’t have a floor underneath it?

Anyone up for an entertaining street game? Place your bet on an upside-down plastic cup. The game host releases a guinea pig. If it enters your cup, you are the winner of 4 or 5 times the money you bet. No strategies or plans work here, winning is purely a matter of chance. Noisy groups will enjoy more.

Plays at Teatro Ciego are performed entirely in the dark, so don’t bother carrying your glasses. Interesting part is that there is aroma, live music and touchable things to make up for what you can’t see. There’s even a blind magic show. Sight never felt like such a privilege.