- Congratulations are in order. - Yes.
Our Kian84...
won an award at the 2022 MBC Entertainment Awards.
(Kian84 on Adventure by Accident)
(Thank you.)
(He didn't expect to win this amazing award.)
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
Can you tell us what award you won in case someone missed the ceremony?
It was the Multiplayer Award.
The Multiplayer Award.
- So... - Well...
What made them think you were a multitasker?
Have you been working in different fields?
I'm on "Home Alone..."
and Adventure by Accident too.
I'm like a midfielder.
That's great.
Also, Si Eon was a candidate...
for the Excellence Award for Variety Show Category.
(Si Eon on Adventure by Accident)
(It was Si Eon!)
(Smiling from ear to ear)
A nominee for the Excellence Award.
- Right. - What's interesting is...
he was nominated only for three episodes...
- of Adventure by Accident. - Right.
Honestly, I was so surprised.
It's unprecedented, right?
I'm not sure if it has happened before,
but I was so honored.
Why didn't you take photos with the alpacas?
(Speechless)
(Kian84 wanted to take pictures with alpacas so badly,)
(but Si Eon firmly rejected it.)
(- How cold he is. - Let him take photos with the alpacas.)
(Many people called Si Eon out.)
Actually, it looked like we were only fighting on the show.
Well, you made Kian84 seaweed soup...
- for his birthday. - Right.
It's normal to fight when you're traveling with friends.
That's true.
(I love you, Si Eon.)
Did you also bicker in Bolivia?
We almost got physical in Bolivia.
(Again, I love you, Si Eon.)
(They rode motorcycles on the Route of the Sun as Si Eon wanted.)
(They also relaxed in a hot spring.)
(To me, today is the most touching day...)
(in Peru.)
(Kian84 bumped into his fans and had a short meet-and-greet.)
(Making a V)
(Thank you!)
(They arrived in Puno after riding for 15 hours.)
(The long ride made everyone exhausted.)
(Si Eon got his energy back while talking to his wife.)
(Kian had alcohol to recharge his batteries.)
(They looked for their bus to cross the border the next day.)
(Where is the entrance?)
This is the wrong bus.
(What? It's not our bus?)
(Kian84, this is not our bus.)
(It wasn't easy to take off.)
(They finally cross the border from Peru to Bolivia on foot.)
(The experience was surreal like a movie.)
(After going through immigration,)
(they embarked on a new journey!)
(Bolivia)
(It's higher and deeper.)
(The country with many unique aspects)
(From the Death Road to the Uyuni Salt Flats)
(A prelude to chaos in Bolivia)
It was so rough in Bolivia.
- A lot. - It couldn't be tougher.
(They're on the border between Peru and Bolivia on the 7th day of the trip.)
(They'll travel for about 15 minutes to Copacabana.)
(Then they'll take a bus to La Paz.)
(From Copacabana to La Paz)
(Kian84, Si Eon, and Pani Bottle arrived in Copacabana.)
Let's look around the lake.
(They visited Lake Titicaca before transferring.)
Goodness.
If we had 2 or 3 more hours, we could try a boat.
- It's a shame. - It's 3,810m above sea level.
(They can feel Lake Titicaca up close.)
By the way, it's so stunning.
Lake Titicaca.
(It looks as beautiful as a beach.)
How can there be an ocean somewhere that high?
- It's a lake. - A lake.
- It does look like an ocean. - I know. It looks like Naples.
- Have you been to Naples? - No.
(No.)
What's with you, Seung Hoon?
How do you know if it looks like Naples, then?
Is there a bathroom?
It'll stop for a bathroom break in an hour.
Everyone.
We crossed the border to Bolivia.
We're on the way to La Paz, the capital of Bolivia.
There it is. The town.
- Is that the place? - Yes. Do you see the town?
Do we take a boat there?
(They arrived at the village with a dock.)
(Why are they suddenly getting off?)
- Look this way. - Okay.
- There are ships. - Yes.
We'll load a ship with our bus.
This is the place that he said...
we were going to stop on the way.
- That's what they did. - They transport cars like that?
They're crossing the river.
- On the boat? - Yes.
(They cross the river on a fast boat.)
I wonder what kind of boat we'll take.
Our bus is on the way over there.
(They checked if the bus was being transported.)
(Now, let's get on the boat ourselves.)
Let me take a photo of you two.
(They take pictures to remember the moment on the boat.)
(This pretty decent picture...)
(was posted.)
(Our friendship is about to end.)
(With a shocking tag)
(Anyway, let's go.)
The water was so clear.
Gosh. The water.
- The color is beautiful. - How clean it was.
I want to try the water.
(He takes a sip of the lake.)
(Tasting)
- How does it taste? - It's good.
He should wash his face with the water.
(Let me try some too.)
It tastes good.
- It's not bad. - The water tasted different.
Really?
(He passes the water by hand.)
(Slurping)
(Is it okay to drink it?)
Is it okay to do it?
Is it drinkable?
He says it's okay.
(It was short,)
(but it was an unforgettable moment...)
(of riding through the blue currents of Lake Titicaca.)
(They arrived safely.)
- Kian84, will there be bathrooms? - What?
Sir, where is the bathroom?
Do you know where it is?
(Bathroom)
There it is.
I had to hold it for three hours.
(Wherever he went)
(Pani Bottle, where is the bathroom?)
(He always looked for bathrooms.)
(He's finally satisfied his basic needs.)
(Pleased)
I had a hard time using bathrooms there.
- You know our toilets have seats. - Yes.
They don't have toilet seats in Bolivia.
- Do they only have toilets? - Only toilets.
- What about the cover? - They don't have covers.
- I'm used to it. - So do you have to stand, then?
I tried squatting.
I didn't sit down.
- My back hurts. - You'll show us?
I sat like this to do it.
So your butt is floating.
Some people get on the toilet like this...
like we used to do a long time ago.
But when you try it, the toilet gets shaky.
I saw many foreigners leave after seeing the toilet.
(Not everyone can dare to try it.)
(After a short bathroom break, they get on the bus again.)
For some reason, even when I don't eat anything,
I have to go to the bathroom when I get on a bus for some reason.
- I think it's because I'm nervous. - You must be anxious.
I'm curious about our destination.
- La Paz? - La Paz.
I'm curious too.
The church on top of the hill is so pretty.
(Church)
That's the prettiest building.
It's so pretty.
(A different scenery from Peru)
The interesting thing about the buildings here was...
that they didn't have windows.
Kind of like Seongsu-dong?
(Seongsu-dong style unfinished concrete)
(Trying to take it all in before they miss anything)
We were on our way to the largest city and capital of Bolivia.
(They still haven't arrived.)
(Looking at the scenery)
Hey, Kian84.
- What? What's there? - It's permanent snow.
- Over there. - Oh, my.
(Permanent snow stretched out before their eyes)
Gosh. That's crazy.
Look over there, Pani Bottle. It's permanent snow.
- Gosh. Over there? - There's more over there as well.
(It looks like a painting.)
What mountain is that, Pani Bottle?
- I'm not sure about that. - A scenic mountain?
A cool mountain.
(Standing tall)
The altitude must be very high over there.
If where we are now is about 3,500m above sea level,
how high is it over there?
It must be over 5,000m.
How high was that? About 6,000m?
- It's 6,000m? - It was 6,000m.
Where we were was 3,800m.
- That's 6,000m? - Yes.
That's so cool.
(I didn't think we'd see this with our own eyes.)
(They almost arrive at La Paz after driving for about 3 hours.)
This is like the Gyeonggi Province of Bolivia.
La Paz, the capital, is just up ahead.
(They approach the city center.)
(Gasp)
Look at the scenery.
- Gosh. - What is this?
(They can see the whole of La Paz.)
(Impressed)
Gosh. What is that?
(The city that touches the sky)
La Paz is the highest capital in the world.
- Really? - Yes.
The highest capital.
That's crazy.
- How high was it? - It was 3,600m.
(A city 3,600m above sea level with a roof made of clouds)
Look at all of the buildings.
- It's so packed. - Really.
(A magnificent view both during the day and night)
(Their jaws drop at a scene they've never seen before.)
(Oh, my.)
What a magnificent view. Look at the permanent snow behind it.
Gosh.
- Oh, my. - What is that?
- There are wild animals as well. - That's right.
It's even better than the Han River view.
(Do Yeon gets her notepad out to explain.)
(Looking around)
Wait a second.
- Do Yeon. - Yes?
Looking at this makes me very curious about La Paz.
- You're just in luck. - Right.
- "You're just in luck." - Since you're curious, I'll tell you.
La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia,
with about 2.9 million residents. This is a quarter of Bolivia's population.
Because it's the capital with the highest altitude in the world,
it's called the first capital under the sky...
or the capital closest to the sky and stars.
- My curiosity has been quenched. - Yes.
(Fascinated)
This is crazy. I want to take pictures too.
(The best spot)
We should've sat on that side.
(Surprised beyond words)
It's my third time here, but I'm still in awe.
It's so fascinating...
that there's such a large city in the mountains.
- Are those clouds? - Clouds.
How magical.
I don't think this kind of view can be seen outside of South America.
Right? Definitely.
Was that a cable car that passed above?
- Yes, it was a cable car. - A cable car.
They have cable cars as a method of public transportation.
- Cable cars? - Yes.
(Like the subway, cable cars connect the city with various lines.)
(Going to and from work in cable cars)
(Fascinated)
It's so interesting that cable cars are a mode of public transportation.
Right. It's so interesting.
- It's like the subway. - Yes.
How exotic.
I've never seen this kind of scenery in my life.
(Compared to the cable cars that shoot straight forward)
I can see there are no traffic lights with one look.
There are no marked lanes,
and the roads are narrow.
There's nothing there. Really.
A cable car.
Honestly, I want to ride that into La Paz.
- That... - That's really fast.
I think riding that would be faster than riding the bus.
- They say we can go in that. - Really?
That bus has some dents in it.
(The bus is missing its jaw.)
- What? What happened to the front? - The front is missing.
Look at the bus.
(He can't believe his own eyes.)
- You see that van over there, right? - Yes.
That car is a mode of public transportation here.
Oh, over there? I see.
The stops are written on the front.
- I see. - Number 600. It also has numbers.
Are those kinds of buses...
like local buses?
Colectivo. Right.
It means they collect people and go together.
Why are there so many cars?
(Packed)
(Honk)
First, the car exhaust...
is almost as bad as the exhaust in Iquitos.
(Honk)
Oh, the car horns.
They say the traffic in the capital isn't good.
We're going about 18km...
right now,
- and it's taking almost one hour. - That truck...
- must be just stopped. - Right.
The traffic is terrible.
The driver keeps honking because he's angry, right?
A lot of people were angry.
Also, all of the drivers have one arm out.
- They keep pointing and yelling. - I see.
It's crazy right now.
Doing that won't solve anything.
It won't solve anything. Can you see?
I don't think the honking...
is aimed at one car, necessarily.
It's absolute chaos.
- It's the worst. - Gosh.
This is how it feels right now.
I am Bolivia!
(Welcome to terrible traffic.)
There's no letting anyone through.
(Cutting in)
Don't they get into accidents?
That's very interesting.
(Bolivia's traffic jam never ends.)
(Losing it)
We're not moving at all.
If there's a small fender bender,
- they just go. - I can see that.
Like the bus with the missing front bumper from earlier.
I can see that from the bus with the missing front bumper.
I can see from this that Bolivia is going to be very dynamic.
That man is on top of the car.
Why is he on there?
Really.
Why are you backing into me?
(He's obviously swearing.)
He just swore.
The driver is angry.
The driver of that van is angry as well.
It must've been because of that white car.
That car is impressive.
Look at his courage.
Basically, all of the drivers are angry,
and they swear while they drive.
(Cutting in)
- Oh, look at that. - It's above there.
Can you see?
I think the intersections are the issue.
I'm going to turn left. I'm going to go straight.
The cars don't get out of the way.
- I don't think there are traffic lights. - I don't think there are traffic lights.
- There are... - There are some.
- some traffic lights. - They're hanging there.
It feels like the traffic lights will fall off soon.
- The traffic lights up there. - They're swinging right now.
This place...
will really infuriate drivers.
To tell you the truth, the city itself...
feels very unfamiliar.
(Honk)
It's because Bolivia, as a country,
had GDP growth of minus eight percent.
It's already a poor country.
For it to have grown by minus eight percent from there...
is really... Gosh.
I'm so curious how the residents of La Paz live.
I want to see too.
- What? - Are you happy?
I don't think being rich makes you happy though.
That's true.
Honestly, the people here could have higher rates of happiness.
I'm sure there are people who live happily with their families...
by fishing at Lake Titicaca.
Being with people you love,
getting to eat with them and living safely and soundly with them...
is what happiness is.
Having millions of dollars in a safe doesn't make you happy.
Actually, will that make you happy?
- It could. - That could make you happy in some way.
- Happiness has many different forms. - That's true.
I'd be happy as long as I have a toilet seat cover.
Exactly. You can be happy as long as you have a toilet seat cover.
- Honestly, I... - That doesn't take a lot of money.
feel so anxious right now.
- I'm nervous about the toilet seat cover. - Really.
I'm sure there are a lot of people like me.
I'm so stressed about whether or not there will be a toilet seat cover.
Every time you go into a bathroom?
Yes. I get worried for no reason.
What if I have to go to the bathroom on the way somewhere?
What if there's no toilet seat cover?
What if I don't have any coins?
Worries make more worries.
Are there people who carry their own toilet seat covers?
I said that, actually. We should carry toilet seat covers on our bags.
Right. There are those...
- What? Neck pillows? - neck pillows. Right.
A toilet seat cover? That's a good idea.
That's a pretty good idea.
(They head towards the city center while talking about happiness.)
(The bus suddenly stops.)
- Why did it suddenly stop? - Because the traffic was backed up.
(A completely jam-packed road)
This is insane.
- Why is it so backed up? - This traffic jam is ridiculous.
We're almost there.
(They come to a stop with only 5km left to go.)
(The drivers are frustrated as well.)
(People get off one by one.)
(The bus is stopped in the middle of the road with nowhere to go.)
(Deep sigh)
Gosh. The traffic is ridiculous.
I want to break the window and get out.
(Me too.)
This is way too much.
The traffic jam was...
insane.
I always travel from Seoul to Busan.
I've never seen such a bad traffic jam.
(It's not easy.)
I get what you mean.
I was a bit worried for them.
You went there for a trip, so you felt it for a while.
But if they experience it every day,
- it will be really hard for them. - It must be hard.
- They must be used to it, - Exactly.
since it's their daily life.
Should we just get off and walk?
I know, right?
This is horrible.
(Walking might be faster.)
There are a lot of lodgings.
We can get off and look for one as we walk.
- Yes. - That might be better, right?
It's faster to get off now.
We can't go like this.
(This won't do.)
They're getting off too. Are they going to a bathroom?
Walking might be faster.
We should get off.
I think it's better to get off.
- Let's get off. - Okay.
Walking might be faster.
(In the end, they decide to get off and walk.)
Hello.
Guys.
- The traffic is... - What's this?
Seriously, it's...
I shouldn't swear.
The car was stuck in one place for about 30 to 40 minutes.
I feel stressed just looking at it.
How long of a drive was left when you got off?
We were supposed to arrive at the destination after seven hours,
but ten hours had already passed.
It was delayed for three hours, and we still didn't arrive.
We want to get our bags.
(He gets their bags instead of the others who are out of it.)
There they are.
- What about our bags? - Put your bags in.
- It's better to put your bags in later. - That's a great tip.
Pani Bottle.
He even expected that.
He's never wrong.
(A wordplay on his name)
Thankfully, the driver let us down, so we're going to walk from here.
La Paz has terrible traffic.
At first, they said we would arrive in three hours.
Now, it's been four hours, and we still haven't arrived.
Should we walk and find a close lodging?
Yes, let's do that.
- That might be better, right? - Yes.
- Shall we get going? - Yes.
(They walk downtown where the lodgings are.)
Why is it congested?
I want to see what happened up front.
(What is it like in front of the traffic jam?)
Right, you always want to find out.
Some people are fighting with their pride.
I'm sick of it. They shouldn't do that.
What's this? How long is the line?
Something must've happened up front.
(The traffic jam with no end)
(This is not a car park.)
What's this?
No wonder cable cars pass by above.
(In front is a crossroad.)
Gosh, the exhaust gas is terrible.
It's good that you got off.
How long has it been since it was abandoned, I wonder?
The cars are left neglected on the road.
The cars have been left neglected for a long time.
That's why the traffic here...
becomes even more jammed when the road is already narrow.
I think it will be slightly better if they tow the old cars away.
If they get rid of the abandoned cars, the road will get wider.
- They won't. - Why don't they?
It was horrible.
This the cause.
- Something's here? - The three-way intersection.
I think this is the cause.
From three sides...
What's this?
- This is the problematic part. - That's insane.
"I can't back off."
The drivers of Bolivia...
They just stick the hood in first.
There's no reversing in Bolivia.
- When you think about it... - They only drive forward.
They might be staying like that even now.
- Even until now. - Yes.
From three directions, and there's nobody controlling it.
The drivers at the crossroad are...
extremely mad.
For now, I think we are out of the worst of it.
Yes.
It was an intense experience.
Now, we can talk.
It was the worst.
I think this town has the worst air.
The city was built on a mountain, so they're all uphills and downhills.
There's no flat ground.
There were a lot of flat grounds on the way here.
Why did they build a city here instead of the flat ground?
- You're right. - Right?
Why didn't they build it on a flat ground?
I looked it up,
and there is a lot of lime and silver here.
They must've started as a mine.
Yes. The city must've grown from a mine.
Then it makes sense.
I gave it a thought as I looked at this city.
Here's a tip to the mayor of La Paz.
The city has mountains as tall as 6,000m above sea level...
covered in perpetual snow.
Since this is a cold city,
make them go up in lifts,
and make the way down like a ski resort.
So they go to work in lifts...
and ski back home.
I think I read that story from Kian84's webtoon.
All the skiers around the world will gather...
and vitalize your tourism industry.
It might help with your traffic.
It makes me think of various ways.
It's a playground.
It's a traffic chaos right beside,
but here, they're being lovey-dovey.
There are couples on the playground.
People of this country...
date a lot on playgrounds.
Pani Bottle.
I need to pee.
Suddenly?
Look at him grabbing Pani Bottle's pinkie.
Pani Bottle, lead the way.
This bag is heavier than I thought.
They are holding hands.
When did you guys become so close?
Pani Bottle, did we walk about 20 minutes? Do we need to walk for another 20 minutes?
Twenty is not possible. It might take another forty minutes.
- What? - I'm fine with it.
- I'm fine with walking too, - Forty minutes are fine.
but can I go to the bathroom first?
Let's stop by a bathroom on the way.
Did he go to South America to poop?
(Did he go to South America to poop?)
Since before, you had a weak prostate.
(Nodding)
Let's go.
(They look for a bathroom for the man with a weak prostate.)
Turn right here.
We need to go over there.
(They walk...)
Turn right at the forked road.
(and walk...)
- Shall we go down here? - Okay.
(and walk.)
(But they cannot find a bathroom.)
If you go to a cafe...
We didn't see a cafe.
- Can't you look it up... - Exactly.
on Google Map?
There was none.
Forget everything, let me pee.
Okay.
I'm getting the signal too.
Si Eon's sphincter is going to burst.
No, it's my prostate.
I need to pee now.
Hey, there's a gas station.
Yes, there's a bathroom in a gas station in Korea.
It's a must.
Excuse me. Is there a bathroom?
(There is a bathroom!)
Thank goodness.
Where?
(They head to the direction she pointed.)
Is that it?
How far is the lodging?
- Quite far. - About 15 minutes walk.
- Fifteen minutes? - About ten to fifteen minutes.
- Shall we walk a bit further? - Let's go.
Okay.
I don't think this is it. What's this?
How long have I been holding in my pee?
We held it in for about four hours.
Yes, for four hours.
We're slowly approaching the downtown of La Paz.
Goodness.
(He's close to losing his consciousness.)
(Surprised)
If you're in a rush, buy bread here...
- Yes, let's buy some bread. - and use the bathroom.
Good.
It's a coffee shop.
(Good idea)
Can we use the bathroom?
Instead, we'll buy bread.
(Can we use the bathroom? Instead, we'll buy bread.)
Thank you.
Without Pani Bottle...
(Shaking his head)
(They found peace thanks to Pani Bottle.)
It's nice.
It looks delicious.
(They eat the bread that came along with buying the bathroom.)
Let's go quickly. The sun is about to set.
Let's go.
You didn't book the lodging beforehand as well, right?
That's right, we're looking for it now.
I don't know exactly where it is, but let's go.
(Thankfully, it's at the entrance of downtown,)
(so they should find it easily.)
- Puno was nice. - Right.
(Looking around)
(Where is it?)
Si Eon.
You're going to a three-star lodging, right?
It's not about 3 or 4 stars.
- Let's go somewhere nearby. - Somewhere nearby.
We walked for a very long time.
We were tired, so we decided to go anywhere nearby.
You should just go in anywhere.
That "Sayari" place.
(They find a hotel signboard right in front.)
If we consider too many things, we won't be able to decide on a place.
No, we need to consider one thing.
- Laundry. - And a bathroom.
How many stars does it have?
It's a two-star hotel.
It has stars.
- Is this it? - Here it is.
It's a 3-star hotel. Why does this have 2 but there's 3 inside?
- Why... - It has one more star.
(The hotel is weak on the outside but strong on the inside.)
What's this?
Thirty people... One room.
Thirty people?
(Thirty people?)
(That's like an army training center.)
- If there are 30 people... - That's too many people.
in one room, doesn't it mean they have to stand?
- Thirty people... - Thirty people almost slept in a room.
Even Hotel Shilla will hate that.
They'll say they give up.
(He confidently asks for 1 room for 30 people.)
(What is he saying?)
Is that why she looked so sour?
- She said something to me. - We didn't know.
Ask about cleaning first.
- Sorry? - Laundry.
Cleaning clothes...
This clothes cleaning?
I even asked her to wash my clothes.
No wonder they don't like it.
We need to go somewhere else for the laundry.
So they don't do it here.
Let's go somewhere else.
The problem is, we need to do the laundry quickly.
We must do it.
- There was one near here. - Okay.
We're not in a hurry.
(In the end, they go somewhere else.)
I don't regret it.
This looks like downtown.
Pani Bottle, things look good from here.
The Witches' Market must be famous.
It's like Garosugil.
- It's Bolisugil. - Bolisugil.
- He said Bolisugil. - Bolisugil.
I'm so curious. Why is it called the Witches' Market?
It sells the ingredients sorcerers use to tell your fortune.
In the market,
there are dried llamas.
- Dried llamas? - Llamas?
- There are embryos. - Embryos?
They believe...
that if you bury dried llama embryo in the yard...
when you build a new house, it will bring you luck.
Do they bury it every time they build a new house?
It's like the pig's head in Korea.
- We pray with a pig's head. - Pig's head.
- It must be similar. - You're right.
It's like a superstition.
- A lot of tourists seem to come here. - Really?
You really didn't go because it was famous.
(Touring without looking)
How cool.
There are Generation MZs here.
- It's nice here. - Right.
MZ.
(La Paz's Generation MZs prove that this is a popular place.)
(Glancing)
- This... - It looks similar to this.
- It looks good too. - "Inca's Room."
(They find a hotel.)
Do you speak English?
There are 3 of us, and we need 1 or 2 rooms.
And do you provide laundry service?
He's good.
(Pani translator shines.)
It's 10 bolivianos for 1kg.
- For laundry? - It's cheap.
- Shouldn't we check the room?
Can we check the room?
How many?
- Three. - Three.
(Unlike Kian84, he mentions the correct number of people.)
You're so cool. You're so sexy when you speak Spanish.
You have a sexy brain.
- He's cool. - Exactly.
- He's reliable. - He's a professional.
If the room looks fine, I'm going in straight away.
There are four beds?
There are so many beds.
(Big and clean room with 4 beds)
Let's check in here.
I personally think...
this place will have a cheap lodging fee.
For today, should we get one room each?
Yes, one room each.
I'm fine with anything.
I can sleep together or separate. Either way is fine.
Pani Bottle, you...
(Hesitating)
You turn into a tank at night.
I normally don't do that.
(But the night before, as soon as he fell asleep,)
(he snored throughout the night.)
He's loud.
He must've been very tired.
(Si Eon wakes up and tosses around.)
(Kian84 who couldn't sleep due to altitude sickness tries to wake him up.)
(Snoring)
He was like the cock of the Amazon.
(Like the cock of the Amazon)
- Three rooms? - Let's get three rooms today.
- We've decided. Let's go. - Okay.
Good, give us three rooms.
- Three? - Three rooms, yes.
(One each)
(He waits for the check-in.)
What?
No room?
Yes.
We can't do that.
- Why? - That's the only room left.
They must have three rooms. Why won't they have them?
I think she's not giving them to us on purpose.
- I want to sleep separately. - Yes.
One room each, no?
Did she not want to rent the rooms to us?
(But after a while,)
(they suddenly have rooms?)
Why do they have rooms now when they didn't just now?
(She meant they didn't have a room for 1 person.)
They had three rooms in that size.
Not a room with one bed.
She was a kind person.
(They almost misunderstood her.)
Even if we ask her why, we won't be able to understand.
- What do you think? Should we just sleep? - I don't mind.
- I don't mind either. - Let's just sleep.
(He checks the laundry service again.)
Let's go.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
I'm so glad you got the lodging.
(After 10 hours since leaving Puno, they finally enter a lodging in La Paz.)
- It's a witch. - A witch.
(After 10 hours since leaving Puno, they finally enter a lodging in La Paz.)
(Current time 6:05 p.m.)
- The night view is amazing. - At night...
(Current time 6:05 p.m.)
We're in La Paz...
at night.
This is a wine shop.
There's beer too.
But Si Eon, I have rum...
from yesterday.
You don't want beer?
Then...
They're Bolivian beers.
These are Bolivian beers.
- Let's buy six cans. - Don't we need to buy water too?
(Six cans of Bolivian beers cost 72 bolivianos in total,)
(which is about 13.20 dollars.)
Thank you.
- Let's go in and eat fruit. - Okay.
(Next shopping is fruit.)
Shouldn't we buy two bundles of bananas?
One won't be enough.
I...
I want to try fruit I didn't try before.
What are they?
- They're apple mango. - Mango?
Really?
Mango.
They just sell it on the floor like that?
It's really cheap there.
How much?
"Ocho?"
- "Ocho?" Eight. - "Ocho" is eight.
No, all together.
Inca's Room.
(They come back to the lodging with both their hands heavy.)
Is the seed big?
It's quite big.
Why is it big?
Is this the one?
(Taking a bite)
Everyone gets one anyway.
- It's delicious. - Is it?
(The city man who shies away from unfamiliar stuff)
South America...
has good sunlight but little rain, so the fruit must taste good.
Fruit tastes good when there's little rain.
- Is that so? - Yes.
Do they become less sweet if they absorb too much water?
Yes.
(Seven bites)
So when it rains heavily...
(He even eats the pulp on the skin.)
It's so good.
- Is it incomparable? - It's beyond your imagination.
How does it feel?
This is what I think.
They have strong sunlight,
so photosynthesis is done really well.
But it doesn't rain much.
So they have a lot of sugar in their bodies.
- It's concentrated. - It's concentrated.
(Everyone sits on the floor and inhales the fruit.)
(Everyone's become like Kian84.)
Everyone's eating on the floor like Kian84.
(Everyone's become like Kian84.)
(He even eats the pulp of apple mango on the seed.)
See you later.
Let's go.
This is Bolivia.
- You went out alone? - Yes.
I slept too much in the bus,
so it felt like a pity to sleep.
- Right. - I bet.
I want to exercise.
My body feels like it's rotting.
On the way here, I saw a gym.
(When they were looking for a lodging in the afternoon,)
A gym.
(they saw a local gym.)
It's modernized here.
It feels like Galleria Department Store in Bolivia.
It's my first time in a South American gym.
So I'm looking forward to it a lot.
Since it's 30 bolivianos, for 1 day,
it costs about six dollars.
- Look at that. - Gosh.
- It's the same. - It looks nice.
It's equipped well.
- People are working out. - Of course.
Bolivia had muscular men too.
(Let's get started.)
(He just takes off his jacket and starts exercising like that.)
You're amazing.
(He runs lightly.)
(Shaking his head)
He's in a high mountain.
He would be in a poor condition even if he stays still.
I can't imagine that.
Running on a treadmill 4,000m above sea level.
You have workout equipment in your studio.
- That's not 4,000m above sea level. - That's not 4,000m above sea level.
That's a basement.
(I see.)
(While Kian84 dreams of becoming a Bolivian muscle man...)
(Snoring)
- He was tired. - And he said he didn't snore.
(Pani Bottle transforms into a tank.)
(Bragging Pani Bottle who doesn't snore...)
(sleeps deeply while snoring.)
(The Choi Soo Jong of Sangdo-dong video calls his wife.)
- I'm the Choi Soo Jong of Sangdo-dong. - The Choi Soo Jong of Sangdo-dong.
(As soon as she picks up, he shares the night view of La Paz.)
My goodness.
"Honey, can you see?"
How is it?
"How is it?"
Today, each of us got a room.
(He immediately gives her an online room tour.)
It's nice.
It is.
Okay, my love. Have fun.
(Shy)
(Pouting)
(Crying)
- What is this? Goodness. - Oh, my.
My goodness.
Simon Dominic has the expression...
from that dating show.
When he looks at the lovey-dovey participants.
I saw this face on TVING.
The expression when he is deeply into it.
- Right? - That was so fluttering.
- Yes. - Can I open the window?
You feel hot now.
Why did they use this clip?
Why? It's so nice.
It's nice to see this after the dull moments.
- It's sweet. - It's a nice sight to see.
I secured a lot of screen time in the gym, but they only used a bit.
I told you not to go.
I filmed it really coolly.
It's pumping up my blood sugar all of a sudden.
I should have taken off my shirt.
You should rest up then.
(They recharge in their own way.)
- Are you coming back from the gym? - Yes.
I worked out for 50 minutes.
I didn't do anything.
I was going to check my phone, but I passed out.
- I found out a useful tip. - What is it?
I can get some mood lighting in here.
(All of a sudden?)
I hate this kind of bright light.
- That doesn't help me relax. - Right.
Not this one. I need soft lighting.
Orange will be nice.
So...
(That's how he came up with this useful tip.)
I can put a sock over the light bulb.
The mood looks warm in this room.
So...
since that's an LED light bulb, it won't start any fire.
But your socks are white too.
- I see. Because your socks are dirty? - Once I put it over the light bulb,
the color sort of changed to ivory.
Why must we do that? The color...
I hate this bright light.
I'll show it to you. It creates a nice atmosphere.
I laughed at it after doing it alone.
(He uses the ivory sock he just took off.)
Watch.
(Put it over the bright light bulb.)
- It was scary. - Your sock looks dirtier like that.
(A threatening mood)
What is this?
- Why is his sock so black? - This is scary.
It looks pretty bad if you look at the light bulb.
But the overall atmosphere...
- Was it okay? - reminded me of a cafe.
(The overall atmosphere reminded him of a cafe?)
What kind of cafe would do that?
Don't pronounce "cafe" like that.
Yes. Mood lighting.
(His genius idea is shocking.)
Hey, is your sock caked with dirt?
I washed that yesterday.
We don't need mood lighting here.
(Even Pani Bottle wants to remove the mood lighting.)
I was laughing at it alone, thinking how cool it was.
I'm glad that it made you laugh.
Shouldn't we plan tomorrow's itinerary?
We really didn't have any plans for the next day.
Pani Bottle, what do you think?
Personally, I wanted to shop for groceries tomorrow.
- And there's Death Road. - What?
Death Road. It's also called the Yungas Road.
There's a road next to a cliff.
Gosh. You have to risk your life for it.
(This infamous unpaved road connects La Paz and Yungas.)
People can check out the view via bicycle or car on that road.
If you fall off, do you die?
You won't fall off, though.
Where is that?
Or we can watch a wrestling match.
- A wrestling match? - Yes.
Women dress up in traditional outfits and have wrestling matches.
- "Cholita." - I didn't know about that.
Yes. I mentioned it several times.
It won't be a bad idea to go to the campsite.
- Great. - The view there is amazing.
- It's different from Korea. - Yes, indeed. It's so different.
- I can guarantee that it will be amazing. - What?
(The Valley of the Moon was named after the surface, resembling the Moon.)
(His eyes open wide.)
I had no idea.
(I had no idea.)
- You spent time going to the gym. - Right.
You didn't go to these places. So you didn't go there?
I'm watching it now on the screen.
(I'm watching it now on the screen.)
This would have been great too. But this is what I thought.
"Who would think to go to the gym in La Paz, Bolivia?"
- Right. No one would. - You were the only one.
No one would have had the thought you just had.
Listen. The cameramen went all the way there.
This was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to film such a spectacular sight.
I bet they wanted to do an amazing job filming that.
But they ended up filming you working out at the gym.
- No wonder they got a reality check. - I'm glad you brought that up.
Since they didn't film anything, they had to buy all these clips...
after going that far.
- They should have gone there... - No way!
and filmed it themselves.
- But they had to buy everything! - He has a point.
Gosh. That place looks amazing.
(Deflecting)
It looks great on the screen.
If we are going there, we have to check the room availability.
- There's something I want to do. - What is it?
- Remember the congested intersection? - Yes.
(The three-way intersection made them get off the bus.)
I want to go there and help them with the traffic jam.
(He wants to resolve the traffic jam.)
(The ultimate plan to localize)
Hold on. How will you do that?
What will you do after hearing that?
Look at his face!
(It's the same feeling he has now.)
I was just making a joke.
He went to the gym and wanted to resolve...
- the traffic jam in Bolivia. - Right.
(It will definitely be unique.)
(Kian84's revolutionary plan)
(Thrilled and in despair)
I want to go with you.
Hey, don't encourage him.
Here's Pani Bottle's problem.
He's just having fun now.
Kian84 would say something crazy and absurd.
But he would never do it.
I really want to try it.
We can try it for a minute.
If it's not fun, we can quit then.
What kind of traveler would buy the traffic control wind?
That makes no sense.
Only Kian84 would have come up with that idea.
Only Kian84 would have come up with it.
- Right. That's new. - Yes.
I know what I want to do.
- Let's eat beef tomorrow. - Beef?
He said we had to try beef in South America.
Let me tell you why. People said we had to try beef in South America.
- But we didn't know. - Right.
- Because it's tasty? - Because it's cheap.
- There's a lot of it. - I see. It's cheap.
We should go to the campsite if you want to have a barbecue.
Sounds good.
But we can have beef wherever we go.
Or we can go to a restaurant that sells beef.
I don't mind going to the campsite.
Personally,
we can go camping in Korea too. You go camping in Korea too.
- Right. I do. - Is there anything else you want to do?
They are in disagreement.
Anything else?
When we got there, we all wanted to try out different things.
So it took a while for us to decide.
(Pondering for a long time)
Could we do this then?
Can we go our separate ways for a day?
- That sounds fine. - Really?
- It's over. - Okay.
- Let's go to sleep. - Really? You'll do things separately?
Yes. That's what we decided.
We were together for two weeks.
- At first... - I think we needed some alone time.
Just like you guys have your own rooms, you can have some alone time.
(They will be on their own tomorrow.)
- Gosh. There was lightning. - No way.
What?
(The morning of their second day in La Paz breaks.)
(Cars still travel freely on the roads.)
- It looks amazing from afar. - Yes.
- It looks great. - Yes.
(They will be enjoying La Paz however they want today.)
(Everyone is sleeping soundly.)
(Knocking)
(Clicking)
What's wrong?
Kian84.
(A man wakes Kian84 up with urgency.)
- What's wrong? - What is this?
- What's going on? - What? I'm scared.
Yes?
(He can barely keep his eyes open, but he gets up.)
(Who is it?)
Gosh. I'm so tired.
(The director barges in all of a sudden.)
(He couldn't fix his messy hair.)
What happened?
Let me rest up a bit more.
Kian84, there's a protest in front of this building.
- What? A protest? - The roads are blocked.
It must've been so urgent. The director went to him.
Filming...
We were all sleeping, but we just woke up too.
So we're disoriented too.
(A while ago in front of their lodging)
(The staff members are serious.)
(Adventure by Accident, Group Chatroom for Staff)
(A group of protesters is making their way to our lodging.)
(By 8 a.m., the roads will be blocked. Meet us in the lobby now.)
(We need to get moving and leave as fast as we can.)
(The protesters are getting close to the lodging.)
(An unexpected turn of events no one saw coming)
(The protesters are moving up to the lodging.)
(They're opposing the government's taxation plan.)
(The mine workers are putting on a large-scale protest.)
(The group of protesters has filled the streets.)
(The traffic congestion has gotten serious due to the protest.)
(They won't be able to leave via car if they don't get out now.)
What time is it?
It's 6:30 a.m.
It's almost 7 a.m.
Let's pack up and leave now.
I've never been in this kind of situation before.
The protesters are enclosing the streets.
If we don't leave now, we'll be locked up here.
We might have to stay here for days.
You guys had to leave via car before the traffic got worse.
Right.
(He gets ready to leave without having the chance to fully wake up.)
Hey.
- You're up early. - Yes.
(The staff member comes to pull out the camera.)
(They are ready to escape at the last minute.)
(He gets out of the lodging in a hectic manner.)
(Adventure by Accident: Group Chatroom for Staff)
(The street where the cast was staying got blocked.)
(Why don't we meet up at La Cumbre in La Paz?)
Gosh. This is...
- At the peak? - What?
(The plan to escape from the city)
(Traveling 25km from the lodging to La Cumbre)
It's like a scene in a movie.
- "The plan to escape from the city." - Right.
- He filmed it incorrectly. - It was hectic.
They didn't add any effect?
(The group of protesters is already nearing the lodging.)
- This is crazy. - Gosh.
They are protesting now.
Oh, no.
(The citizens have filled up the streets.)
(Had they been late for a second, they would've been isolated.)
The protesters blocked the streets.
Hurry.
We can't go by car now.
So we're rushing to get out.
Okay.
- In many ways... - Let's get out of here.
Kian84, get in the white car.
- Okay. - Get out of there.
- Do you know? - Text me when you arrive.
- The staff must've been shocked too. - Totally.
(The staff member is running around like crazy.)
They must be from a local TV station. They're here to cover the story.
- Is it the car in the back? - Yes.
- Let's get going first. - Get in the car in the back.
The car in the back.
(They are getting out of the city in the car.)
Gosh.
- That city was crazy. - Gosh.
There's already a traffic jam.
- Everyone was trying to get out. - Gosh.
I think walking will be faster than this.
I doubt that we'll be able to get out of here by today.
I can't believe this.
- Right. I was really shocked. - Yes.
- Wasn't this a dangerous situation? - Right.
In terms of safety, it wasn't dangerous.
We had an itinerary that day.
The protest started in the morning.
When there's a protest, the roads get blocked.
- We had to get out of there fast. - Right. You had an itinerary.
Your itinerary would have been canceled.
But we couldn't afford that.
So we ran like crazy.
We had to get into the car.
We ran like crazy all the way to the car.
Kian84 seemed busy. What were you doing then?
- Right. - You and Pani Bottle.
Actually, this protest...
didn't concern me and Pani Bottle. We didn't have a reason to leave.
We didn't have to use the car.
(They didn't need to use the car.)
Kian84, you had a place you wanted to visit.
- Right. - So you had to get out.
If I didn't get out of the city, I would've protested with the people.
I didn't know what they were protesting about.
He would join them not knowing what it was for.
- He likes helping people. - "Yes!"
(He got frustrated, so he got out of the car.)
There was a protest,
so I escaped from the downtown area of the city.
It's only been 5 or 10 minutes.
There's another heavy traffic jam like yesterday.
- Gosh. - She's leaving with a suitcase.
At the end of this road, there will be the annoying intersection from yesterday.
The intersection needs some traffic control.
This is the place.
Where should I begin?
So you couldn't ride the cable car that day?
I couldn't go to the place via cable car.
The route?
(There are layers of cars.)
What should I do? How can I free up the roads?
They should make a traffic light at the intersection.
What's this?
I see. There's a traffic jam.
But the construction is ongoing here.
"I can't stop my construction." Is that it?
That's crazy. There's construction going on too?
Everyone, look at the Pando bus.
It's been there for 30 minutes.
I think it moved about 10m.
That's so frustrating.
Gosh. It's a war here.
A lot of people are coming together...
to pull out the car.
Gosh. I have to get going according to my itinerary.
Actually, as for today's itinerary,
I can't tell you what it is now.
I was curious about this place.
(Last night)
(Is there anything you want to do during your free day?)
Of course, there is.
I remember this from my elementary school.
My school had a sisterhood relationship with a school in Japan.
A student could stay at another student's house for a week.
I was really envious of that.
If possible, I want to interact...
with the locals from South America as much as I can.
I really want to do that.
I've been closed off for so long.
Other than drawing for my job,
I already have a made-up image of them in my mind.
In that way, I'm becoming more jaded.
It comes with fame.
People won't know who I am in other countries.
- I see. - Right.
You wanted to meet regular people here...
- become real friends with them. - Right.
If you want to, you can go meet them.
You went to meet people.
- Yes. He said he wanted to make friends. - Really?
I'll do it.
I'm curious and looking forward to it.
I don't know if I can meet them today. The cars...
They aren't moving at all.
They're moving about 1km per hour.
MBC. "Backpack Travels."
I'm the correspondent, Kian84.
Anyway, when there's an intersection,
there will be a traffic jam.
- I think these cute dogs... - Gosh.
can soften the anger of the citizens here.
- They aren't cute. - You guys have a huge job here.
- They seem tough. - Yes. They are scary.
Hello.
How cute!
Is that a school?
They still go to school when there's a traffic jam.
I hope you guys will grow into the future of this country.
What's this? A Bolivian stationery store?
It doesn't matter where you are in the world. Elementary school kids...
stop by the stationery shop...
before going to school. That's universal.
You seem to be having a blast alone.
Gosh. You think so?
Yes. You're entertaining.
- Okay. - You seem great.
- He seems great, right? - Gosh.
No.
(Feeling awkward)
(After spending some time alone...)
Gosh. The cars are moving now.
The air is really bad.
I need to go there for some fresh air.
(Going past the congested downtown area)
How far are we going?
(There's no traffic jam now.)
Gosh. The road is empty.
It took over two hours to get out.
Gosh. Look at the dust.
(He cuts through the thick cloud of dust.)
(A spectacular view welcomes his escape.)
(Driving up to the peak of La Paz, La Cumbre)
(The staff members are organizing their equipment.)
(He safely escapes.)
Thank you.
(He arrives at the peak of La Paz.)
Hello.
It's...
What time is it?
(He checks the time as soon as he gets off.)
It's 11:02 a.m.
When did we leave? We left around 7 a.m...
from the hotel in La Paz.
I asked the driver. And it was exactly 25km away from the lodging.
Four hours.
It took 4 hours to travel 25km.
Those of you who aren't patient...
shouldn't come to Bolivia.
Where should we eat?
- Eat? - Is there a place to eat?
The staff packed me breakfast.
We can have breakfast...
and go to the next spot.
I don't know how long we have to go, though.
Seriously. I can put up with altitude sickness and all.
The air pollution is really bad.
Look at my shirt. It's so black.
It's because of the air pollution. Can you see?
And my lips are always chapped.
Let's see.
It's chicken with rice.
(He hurriedly shoves in his first meal.)
(Rummaging through)
Let's find out what Si Eon and Pani Bottle are doing.
I wonder if I'll have service here.
(He finally tries to let them know about his status.)
(It's taking a long time for the receiver to pick up the phone.)
He's not answering.
(Munching)
It's okay. I'll see them later anyway.
(Clueless Si Eon is sleeping soundly.)
It's peaceful when there's a protest going on.
(The youngest wakes up first.)
(His face is puffy. He must have slept well.)
This hotel is pretty nice...
because they serve breakfast.
For the past two days after arriving in South America,
I kept waking up at 5 a.m.
So I have all the time in the world today.
The weather is amazing today as always.
The weather is amazing?
He didn't know what was going on outside.
We had no idea.
(He has time to put together breakfast.)
The bread doesn't look tasty.
Well, as long as I have butter.
(The butter will be doing the heavy lifting.)
This is a great budget hotel.
Coffee. I won't be able to sleep if I drink coffee.
So I'll drink mate tea instead.
It alleviates altitude sickness...
although I don't have any symptoms for that. How do I work this thing?
He won't admit it because of his ego.
(He's strict when it comes to taking care of his health.)
Nice.
The bread looks ugly, but it's tasty when you try it.
(He enjoys his breakfast elegantly.)
And with strawberry jam.
(Taking a bite)
This is great.
(He finishes his perfect breakfast with a cup of mate tea.)
(The oldest member gets ready to leave too.)
- Yes. - The view looks amazing.
- You were feeling better. - The view is better during the day.
- That's great. - I was feeling so much better.
(There's a clearer view of the dense city, La Paz.)
Gosh. This is so cool.
(There's a clearer view of the dense city, La Paz.)
Everyone, I will be checking out...
the ins and outs of this city...
with Pani Bottle today.
It seems okay to travel alone.
Let's do it.
The two of us can go camping on our own.
That sounds good to me.
So will we just get groceries...
and eat delicious food at the campsite?
That sounds good.
The two of them agreed.
(Si Eon and Pani Bottle decided to enjoy the city.)
When we arrived here yesterday, the weather was bad.
Today, the weather is nice.
- Kian84 isn't with us right now. - Right.
He's not here.
(The strength of the locals is surprising every time.)
Gosh.
Kian84 isn't here, and so?
Now, I finally feel free.
(Speechless)
Goodness.
(Their day is full of laughter.)
This is the best food that I had here.
They're getting along so well.
They're having so much fun.
- Goodness. - I'm sorry.
- That makes me sad. - Gosh.
Why do you keep smiling?
They look good together.
The view looks amazing even the second time.
It's the best.
This is great.
- It's delicious. - Isn't it delicious?
Didn't we have one more person?
Who?
What? You don't remember?
It's very cold.
(Someone is having a hard time from the start.)
(Eating)
(Dropping)
After I eat,
I'll be meeting a local friend.
Here I go.
It's really high.
(He starts moving after a meal.)
Hello.
I can't even breathe.
(He goes to meet a local friend.)
(Exclaiming)
The clouds brush against the mountain.
(Exclaiming)
Mountains and clouds.
(Mountains and clouds)
This is the romance in life.
(Mountains and clouds are the romance in life.)
The mountain is covered with twinkle powder.
It's Twinkle Powder Mountain.
The color is similar to the powder.
(He's moving while enjoying the view outside the window.)
(At that moment, he enters a tunnel.)
What's this?
The tunnel looks frightening. I thought that it was a cave.
(Dark)
There's no light inside the tunnel.
- There's no light inside the tunnel. - Really?
(A dark tunnel without any light)
- He's only looking at the exit. - Yes.
(The road gets narrower after the tunnel.)
Oh, my. It got narrow all of a sudden.
(It's a cliff on both sides.)
What's going on?
(Looking around)
Sir, please pass us.
The car passed them.
Goodness.
That was so scary.
He was on the other side of the road.
They're driving dangerously.
Where are you going?
- I'm on my way. - Is it somewhere isolated?
He said that he wanted to make friends.
I want to sleep, but I can't because I'm too scared.
- Goodness. - When they drive,
they drive on the other side of the road.
(All he can depend on is the handle.)
(Holding tight)
I thought that I was going to die. They kept passing us.
I wanted to sleep,
but I couldn't help but hold onto this.
Everyone. You'll see it if the editor zooms in.
I checked the driver's eyes on the rearview mirror.
It's my first time staring at the eyes of a man that I don't know...
for such a long time.
We made eye contact from time to time.
I'm looking at the driver's eyes...
throughout the ride.
There's a lot of landslides here.
(A landslide in the middle of the road)
Everyone.
As you can see, there's a landslide on the way.
The road is blocked.
As you can see...
- There are many variables. - Take a look.
When it rains a lot,
there would be many landslides.
(It's not easy to meet a local friend.)
(Exclaiming)
We're inside the clouds.
(Foggy clouds over the road)
(Fascinated)
Are we going to a place where people live?
(They continue along the road in the clouds.)
What's going on?
I just saw it.
This is Death Road that Pani Bottle mentioned.
Finally.
I don't know if you see it back there.
This is called Death Road.
- Death Road? - Death Road.
(Last night at the lodging)
(It's known as Death Road. It's Yungas Road.)
(It's a cliff-like road.)
(Death Road that Pani Bottle talked about)
(Remembering what Pani Bottle said, he gets out of the car.)
I mean...
Is that Death Road?
(Exclaiming)
It's not even a mountain. It's a cliff.
What's underneath?
- It's a cliff. - A cliff?
(It links La Paz and the Yungas valley.)
Look how steep it is.
- It looks scary. - It's 90 degrees.
The cliff is so steep.
There's a road in such a place.
- Gosh. - Looking at it like that...
(The road is next to a cliff without any safety measures.)
Isn't it one-way?
What if a car comes from the opposite direction?
(Death Road where many people died)
Isn't that a road for cars where the bicycles are?
Yes.
(A hot spot for fans of extreme sports)
- Goodness. - Gosh.
My goodness.
It's daytime,
but you can't see very well because of the clouds.
The clouds are rising along the ridge.
It's scary because it's called Death Road.
There are crosses here and there on the road.
I think they made a cemetery for people who died in an accident...
on the road.
- It's a cemetery. - Goodness.
There's a cemetery for those who died.
It's impossible not to be scared.
(It's impossible not to be scared.)
For safety reasons, I couldn't get there.
- It's dangerous with a car. - It's dangerous.
Yes.
I haven't been there,
but strangely, I want to go there.
- It's odd. - It's strange.
(Tourists surrounded by clouds)
It feels like a dinosaur will pop out.
It must be scary because something might come out.
Over there,
there's another grave.
There's no solution if you fall off from here.
It's a cliff, not a mountain.
(He stops in front of a grave.)
Gosh.
I should pray.
Wait.
Rest in peace.
It looks spooky.
Gosh, it's spooky.
It's covered with clouds now.
- It feels out of this world. - Right.
It feels like a border between life and death.
(He returns after taking a look around Death Road.)
The person you will meet lives...
beyond Death Road.
- Beyond Death Road? - Yes.
Going through Death Road will be too dangerous.
There's a newly constructed road,
- so we will... - Is it a new road?
They constructed a wider road.
Since there's a new road, you don't have to go through Death Road.
Right. I feel relieved.
(No matter how much they descend, all they see is the road.)
There's no end. We keep descending.
That's a long ride.
(The friend's house is quite far.)
(He tries calling Si Eon and Pani Bottle.)
- Hello? - Si Eon.
- Kian84. - Yes.
I'm sorry. Please come back.
What are you doing?
We're not doing anything because you're not here.
What are you doing?
We're not doing anything because you're not here.
(They're enjoying a feast now that Kian84 isn't with them.)
They're enjoying a feast.
(Feeling sad)
It's Chinese food.
Are you coming back tonight?
I've been riding in a car...
for seven hours now.
- What? - He's been in a car for seven hours.
What?
If we turn back now,
I can get there by 9 p.m.
Then it would take him...
- another seven hours to get back. - Right.
It takes several hours because the country is so big.
- What? - We're only saying what's necessary.
We always say what's necessary.
I think I will come back tomorrow.
Okay, take care of yourself.
Don't say that you'll sleep outside again.
Pani Bottle, are you well?
- Pani Bottle. - He changed the subject.
It must be difficult to be with Si Eon,
but take good care of him.
It's really difficult. I'm suffering.
I can't get along with him.
Si Eon is difficult to be around,
but he's a good person.
- I can see that. - Yes.
Tell him that I'm no fun.
He's no fun at all.
(He just laughs.)
All right. I'll message you later.
- I can't hear you well. - Okay.
- Bye. - He had no idea about us.
(He hangs up without knowing what's going on with the others.)
Seven hours?
If I had gone with him,
I'd have gone back to Korea.
(Without caring, they enjoy the feast.)
(Eating)
(After a full meal)
Thank you.
- We have to walk 15 minutes... - Yes.
to get to the cable car.
They call cable cars "teleferico."
- Teleferico? - Teleferico.
It's like a subway map.
It's true.
You can see everything from the cable car.
I bet.
You can also transfer.
In La Paz where there's a lot of traffic,
it's very convenient.
It's well made.
(Cable cars are faster than the narrow and busy roads.)
(In harmony with the unique natural environment)
(It's a public transportation and a tourist attraction.)
- It's close. - It's a 17-minute walk.
- That's good. - Let's go.
(Seventeen minutes to the nearest station)
By the way, I need to pee.
What? Already?
Isn't it normal to want to pee?
- Restroom. - Restroom.
- Is that how I say it? - Yes.
I need coins.
- I used them up. - I don't have any coins.
- I have some. - You do?
Restroom?
- Restroom? - Yes.
Go ahead. It's five bolivianos.
- Get three bolivianos in change. - Okay.
(Pani Bottle even calculates the change.)
Why are you over there?
The restroom is over here.
On the third floor?
I almost died while climbing up the stairs.
- Did you pee in your pants? - I got altitude sickness.
- No. - If you're in a hurry,
it could be a mess.
You pay two bolivianos to climb up the stairs and pee?
(It's refreshing, but he returns tired.)
- Which country are you from? - Korea.
- Koreans? - Yes, we're Koreans.
- Koreans. - They're Koreans.
- Koreans. - Korea.
- Korea? - Welcome to Bolivia.
Thank you.
People in South America are nice to Koreans.
They're welcoming us.
(Thank you.)
There's another protest.
- They're just sitting down. - There's just some control.
They're eating while seated.
They're talking to each other.
(The protest where Kian84 had to escape in a hurry)
- Hello. - Hello, Chinese.
We're from Korea.
This is what you hear the most in South America.
- "Chino." - "Chino."
- No, I'm Korean. - What does "chino" mean?
- Chinese? - Chinese.
Gosh.
It's a tall building.
The atmosphere is completely different here.
- Gosh. - Isn't it the center?
It's filled with skyscrapers like Teheran-ro.
Usually, they aren't allowed to walk on the street, right?
Right, it's forbidden.
On top of that, it's not even the weekend.
Cars wouldn't be able to pass by.
No.
That's why they're walking and taking cable cars.
Thankfully, there are cable cars.
(Shooting)
That startled me.
The view is magnificent.
- Look at the end over there. - Gosh.
Building, mountain, and snow on the mountain.
- There are trees too. - That's amazing.
There isn't much in La Paz,
but it has an amazing view.
Yes, the view is incredible.
That must be it.
Where is it?
There it is. El Prado.
It's well-made.
Hello.
(After checking the route, they purchase tickets.)
(Two cable car tickets cost 8 bolivianos, about 1.5 dollars.)
- Thank you. - Thank you.
This will be so much fun.
I can't believe that it's public transportation.
Gosh, it looks nice.
Isn't it really nice?
Look at the traffic.
(The traffic remains heavy.)
The view is magnificent.
- Is that a hotel building? - The building...
- What? - Is it an apartment?
That kind of apartment exists over there?
It was a different world as soon as we departed.
- Right. - The buildings are very...
Si Eon, get ready to get out.
We have to transfer.
It's like the subway.
- Green Line? - Green Line.
It looks amazing. What kind of boulder is that?
What's that?
- Gosh. - That must be it.
No, it's only...
- A small version? - Yes.
There are small boulders too.
(It was built as public transportation.)
I went around all over La Paz.
Of all cities, it has the most...
unique views.
Is there a place like this?
We're here.
(They get off at a station near the campsite.)
This is incredible.
(Si Eon and Pani Bottle head to the campsite, looking at marvelous views.)
(Man with healthy teeth is still moving.)
I came down to an altitude of 920m.
I wonder where we're going.
I look forward to it.
(A long journey to meet a friend)
(The car slows down.)
Why is he stopping?
Is this it?
Have we arrived?
We arrived.
Thank you.
(He gets out of the car.)
- Did he arrive at the destination? - Yes.
He said that this was it.
(Looking around)
There's no one around, and there are no buildings.
There's nothing.
(He descends along the road.)
Gosh.
(Hesitant)
(Flustered)
(The cliff comes to greet him instead of his friend.)
It's a cliff.
I know this sound.
What is it?
What I know about ziplines is...
Is there a zipline?
My gosh.
After a seven-hour ride...
from La Paz...
He's coming.
Someone is coming on the zipline.
What?
What's going on?
Someone was coming.
(Someone crosses the cliff on the zipline.)
- Gosh. - Really?
(Will he meet a local friend in an unusual way?)
Their first meeting is...
He's coming. Someone is coming on the zipline.
(You'll see many interesting things at my house.)
(Let's go now.)
It's really high.
(To a higher,)
(more dangerous,)
(and a deeper place)
(He travels endlessly.)
(A friend who's the same age as Kian84)
(Flinching)
(He's too talkative.)
(Will he stop talking all together?)
(Meeting on the other side of the planet)
(Special connections)
(You're the best.)
(Friendship beyond age)
(High-five)
(Thank you so much...)
(for this rare experience.)
(Si Eon and Pani Bottle face...)
(a magnificent view on the other side of the planet.)
(My heart is racing.)
(A beef party over a bonfire)
(Try some.)
(It's so delicious.)
(While they're laughing and chilling,)
(an unexpected situation happens.)
(Don't touch our camera.)
(What happened at the campsite?)
(Adventure by Accident)