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Villa Albina Estate located in Pairumani, west of Cochabamba on the slope of the Cordillera Tunari. Built by once tin magnate Simon Patino, this home is still owned by his descendants whom live in France now but visit regularly and hold functions at this estate.
The Cochabamba Valley nestled between the Andes and the Santa Cruz basin was once the breadbasket for the entire country.
This is a field near Pairumani west of Cochabamba.
A cold mountain stream running down the Tunari range behind Villa Albina.
Detail of Villa Albina.
A vicuna in the front lawn of Villa Albina. Don't get too close or it will spit on you!
The roadway to the Mausoleum of Simon Patino. Right above Villa Albina.
Eastern facade of Villa Albina facing the city of Cochabamba. The snow capped Tunari range is blocked by clouds.
Front garden of Villa Albina facing the Tunari mountains. Lots of Eucalyptus trees (they grow naturally aronud the region). Don't forget to sign the guestbook!!!!! No se olviden de escribir en el libro de huesped (guestbook) !!!!!
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