The Mi Teleferico (or 'My Cable Car') is not only an exciting activity that allows travellers to get a bird's-eye view of the city of La Paz, it's also a practical transport solution for Bolivia that helps its inhabitants travel across its complex topography of mountain ranges and rivers. Since its inauguration My Cable Car has become a must for all visitors to the city and is now a major tourist attraction for those who want to see La Paz from above, and who want to travel like a local. On purchase of this tour, you'll be given a rechargeable card with which you can use for 5 routes. Groups of more than one person travelling together will be given one card with credit and in the same way, will enjoy 5 routes per pax. My Cable Car Lines: * Red Line: it will start at Taypi Uta (Central Station) and will extend to Ajayuni Station (General Cemetery) and end at Jach´a Qhathu (July 16 - El Alto). * Yellow Line: it will begin at the Libertador / Chuqi Apu Choqueyapu Station at the Holguín Curve (beginning of the Obrajes area) and will extend towards the Supu Kachi Sopocachi station, continue through the Buenos Aires / Quta Uma station and end at the station of the Satellite City / Qhana Pata. Station shared with the Silver line. * Green Line: it will start at the Irpavi / Irpavi Station and will extend through the Pata Obrajes / Alto Obrajes * White Line: it will start at the Villarroel Square in the Miraflores Zone and will extend to the Busch monument, continue through the Triangular Square passing near the Arce Avenue and end at the San Jorge station. * Orange Line: it will begin at Taypi Uta (Central Station) of the Red line and will extend along Armentia Avenue, continue along the Peripheral and will culminate at Villarroel Square in Miraflores. * Blue Line: it will begin in the immediate vicinity of the Jach´a Qhathu station of the Red line (July 16 - El Alto) and will extend towards the Plaza Libertad, continue through La Paz square, passing through UPEA until arriving at the service station at the intersection of Río Seco. * Coffee Line: it will benefit residents of the East Hillside. It only has two stations, one of them near the Busch monument and the other in Villa Copacabana - Villa San Antonio. * Purple Line: begins at the 6 de Marzo Station, articulates to the Faro Murillo Integration Complex Station and arrives at the San José Station (near the Communications Palace of the La Paz Center). * Silver Line: will link the 16 de Julio Station of the Red line with the Faro Murillo Station of the Purple line and will arrive at the Qhana Pata (Mirador) station, currently on the Yellow line. * Light blue Line: it will begin in Chuqi Apu, where the Yellow and Green lines currently join, will continue through the San Jorge Station, where it will join the White line, will pass through the Cancha Zapata Station, which will be located at the Rotunda of the avenue of the Poet and will end at the Prado Station, which will be located between the Paseo Núñez del Prado and a connection to the Avenida Mariscal Santa Cruz. The length of your ride will depend on where your depart, and where your destination is along the line.