Bolivia

TIWANAKU

4.9(128)

Tour Description

Tiwanaku, located on the Bolivian altiplano plateau, emerges as an impressive testament to pre-Incan engineering and culture. This archaeological site, dating back to at least 1500 BC, was the cradle of the Tiwanaku civilization and stands as a historical enigma in the Andean region. With its imposing structures, such as the Gate of the Sun and the Akapana Pyramid, Tiwanaku evokes an era of advanced architectural knowledge and cultural symbolism. Through its ruins, the history of a society that left a profound mark on the region is woven, marking Tiwanaku as an essential archaeological site for those seeking to understand the mysterious roots of pre-Incan America.

Detailed Itinerary

  • 8:00 – 8:30. Pick-up from the central zone hotel.
  • 10:00. Visit to the Ceramic and Lithic Museum, as well as the ruins of Tiwanaku like the Akapana Pyramid, Gate of the Sun, Semi-Subterranean Temple, Kalasasaya, Ponce and Bennett Monoliths.
  • 12:30. Lunch at Tiwanaku.
  • 15:30. Return to La Paz.

Includes

  • Roundtrip transportation
  • Bilingual Guide
  • Lunch
  • Entrance Ticket (Bs. 100)

Does not include

  • Drinks
  • Tips

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