• El Alto - The city of El Alto is on the way to the Tiwanaku Ruins. It is the youngest city in Bolivia, having been established in 1985.
• Tiwanaku - The town of Tiwanaku was founded based on the discovery of the Tiwanaku ruins.
• Tiwanaku - The ruins of Tiwanaku.
• Kalasasaya - A temple where the Fraile Monolith is situated.
• Puerta del Sol - The Door of the Sun, carved from a single stone, weighs approximately 10 tons and is thought to have astronomical and astrological importance.
• Puma Punku - Large stone blocks, remnants of the Pumapunku temple.

• Guide
• Entrance Fee

• Lunch

The Tiwanaku Tour provides an intriguing exploration of one of Bolivia’s most significant archaeological sites, situated near Lake Titicaca. Tiwanaku served as the capital of a pre-Inca civilization renowned for its remarkable stone constructions, such as the iconic Sun Gate, monolithic statues, and the Kalasasaya Temple. Participants will have the opportunity to explore ancient ruins, discover the culture, art, and engineering accomplishments of the Tiwanaku people, and understand their impact on Andean history. This tour is essential for history buffs and anyone interested in Bolivia’s rich cultural legacy.

• The remaining hours will be allotted for travel time between each locations.

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