The tour of La Paz includes a visit to the southern area, home to the Moon Valley—a natural landscape within the city featuring interesting formations eroded by wind and rain—and continues to the more modern district to ride the cable car, a public transport system offering spectacular views of the city. It also ventures into the historic center to visit Jaén Street, the only one that retains its colonial-era appearance. The tour further encompasses Plaza Murillo, the exterior of the Government Palace, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Plurinational Assembly building. The excursion concludes at the "Witches' Market," where various items linked to the rituals and living culture of the city's inhabitants are sold.