• Tiwanaku - TIWANAKU
  Tiwanaku is Bolivia’s most significant archaeological site, boasting over 3,000 years of history. It holds the enigma of its creators and their purpose. Visitors can also explore the intricately carved stones of PUMA PUNKU, often associated with “Alien culture.”

• Puma Punku - Pumapunku or Puma Punku (in Aymara and Quechua, “Gate of the Puma”) is a 6th-century, T-shaped terraced artificial mound, strategically aligned, featuring a sunken courtyard and a monumental structure at its summit, located near Tiwanaku, La Paz, Bolivia. It is part of the Pumapunku complex within the Tiwanaku archaeological site, an ancient complex in the Andes of western Bolivia, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Akapana - The most striking monument in Tiwanaku is the Akapana Pyramid. Originally, it was a pyramid with seven stacked platforms and stone retaining walls, reaching a height of over 18 meters. Only the lowest platform and part of one intermediate wall remain intact.

• Kalasasaya - The Kalasasaya, meaning “standing stones” in Aymara, is a principal temple of the Tiwanaku archaeological complex in Bolivia, constructed around 500 AD. Its notable features include a rectangular structure with stone walls and sandstone columns, a sunken central courtyard, and alignment with the cardinal points, serving as a vital ceremonial center and astronomical observatory.

• Tiawanaku - Sacred City - The Semi-Subterranean Temple is situated in the eastern sector of the Kalasasaya Temple. The walls are crafted from finely finished red sandstone ashlars, interspersed with large vertical pillars. Some pillars still exhibit anthropomorphic details in low relief, such as a foot. Embedded in its walls and along the perimeter are 175 anthropomorphic club heads carved from sandstone, ignimbrite, and limestone. This site is the origin of the Bennett or Pachamama Monolith and the Khontiki.

• Shared and public bus transport
• 01 bottle of personal water per person
• Tasting of typical Bolivian snacks
• Bilingual tour guide (tips not included)

• Lunch
• don´t forget the Tour Guide tips
• Admiton Tikets

Half Day Tiwanacu ( The Alien culture????? )

You will never enjoy Bolivia, if you do it as a ‘GRINGO MAS’, we invite you to visit the ARCHAEOLOGICAL site of Tiwanaku, as a Bolivian would do.

That is, our VIVENCIAL program shares the experience of being another BOLIVIAN for one day. We use our means of transportation, in this service THE CABLE CAR OF THE CITY OF LA PAZ, BOLIVIAN PUBLIC BUSES, and we will eat in restaurants where Bolivians generally eat. .

INCLUDES

• SHARED AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT
• BILINGUAL TOUR GUIDE ( Don’t forget your tour guide tip)
• GASTRONOMIC TASTING BOLIVIAN FOOD
• 01 PERSONAL WATER BOTTLE

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.