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Transportation

Private modern van

Group Size

Up to 10 people

Duration

7-8 hours

Difficulty

light

Tour Description

Only 70 kilometers from La Paz, explore the megalithic marvels in our Tiwanaku Sungate Tour. This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the most ancient ruins in the world. The full day tour Tiwanaku Pre Columbian archaeological site is

Tiwanaku is more than just a relic of the past. Is a living puzzle with ongoing discoveries shaping our understanding every day.

Explore the mysteries of Tiwanaku, an ancient civilization near the shores of Lake Titicaca, just west of La Paz. This archaeological marvel offers a journey into the past, appealing to both history enthusiasts and curious travelers with our Tiwanaku Sungate Tour.

Tour Notes

The Tiwanaku Sungate Tour can be customized with optional activities in the evening.

Tips and Recommendations

Layered Clothing: The weather during our Tiwanaku Sungate Tour can be unpredictable, with temperatures fluctuating throughout the day. Dressing in layers allows you to adjust to changing temperatures easily. Be sure to bring a jacket or sweater for cooler moments.

Capture Memories: Don’t forget to bring a camera or smartphone to capture the stunning landscapes and intricate details of the archaeological structures. However, be mindful of local regulations regarding photography at the sites during our Tiwanaku Sungate Tour. Is not allowed to take photos inside the museums.

Fun Fact

The Monolito Bennett, weighing a whopping 20 tons, was transported several kilometers by the ancient Tiwanaku people. That’s like moving the equivalent of about four adult African elephants or nearly three standard school buses, all with nothing but human strength and ancient technology!

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WHAT TO BRING

EXTRA EXPENSES

Bilingual tour guide
Modern private
Local lunch

Entrance fees 100 bs/ 15 USD

Sunscreen
Hat
Comfortable shoes
Layered clothing
Camera

Bring some small change for buying water
Snacks or restroom use

Itinerary

Full DayTiwanaku Sungate

Step back in time and unravel the mysteries of the Andes on a day tour (70 kms) from La Paz. Departing from your hotel at 8:00 AM, witness the Andes with the start of our Tiwanaku Sungate Tour.

In the morning, we will visit the Lithic and Ceramics museums. This is where your tour guide will explain the origins and importance of this civilization in America.

You’ll see original artifacts found in the archaeological complex: ceremonial ceramics such as the Puma Incensarios, the were-felines Chachapumas and various impressive Monoliths.

At noon, enjoy a traditional lunch in the ruins of Tiwanaku town. Later on, visit the archaeological complex and discover the several theories developed from international archaeologists around the meaning and functionality of Akapana Pyramid, the Kantatallita recent discovered site, the Semi-Underground Temple with 75 different faces, Kalasasaya Temple, the famous Sun Gate and more.

This last visit will make your Tiwanaku Sungate tour worth it. The museums and other attractions are the best complement to the main destination. A visit to the Tiwanaku archaeological with its stone monolith and the most important archaeological site is fullsilling. This day trip to the town of Tiwanaku is all you will need.

In the afternoon, only 5 minutes away we visit the mighty Puma Punku archeological site. Is a nearby quarry complex shrouded in mystery. Here, witness colossal stone blocks, some weighing over 100 tons, defying explanation.

Return back to La Paz or optional activity at 4:30 pm, marking the end of our Tiwanaku Sungate Tour.

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FAQ’s

1.What will I see on the tour besides the Sungate?

In addition to the Sungate, the tour typically includes visits to other significant parts of the Tiwanaku complex, such as the Kalasasaya Temple, the Semi-Subterranean Temple, the Pumapunku complex, and the Tiwanaku Museum, which houses artifacts from the site.

2.What is the best time of year to visit Tiwanaku?

The best time to visit is during the dry season, from May to October, when the weather is generally clear and stable. The wet season (November to April) can bring rain, which might make the site more difficult to explore.

3.Are there restrooms and food facilities at Tiwanaku?

There are basic restroom facilities near the entrance to the archaeological site. There are also a few small restaurants and vendors near the site, but it’s a good idea to bring your own snacks and water.

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