Tiwanaku Tour Bolivia From Puno

Detailed itinerary for this Tiwanaku one-day tour

Tiwanaku was the oldest culture in America, 27 and a half centuries from 1580 BC to 1172 after Christ. You enter by a seven-step stretch in the middle of the eastern wall.

Characteristics of the ruins of Tiwanaku

Tiwanaku is the preferred Andean site in the country of Bolivia. An area of 30 hectares presents a set of Templar remains of the Tihuanaku culture. There is a plateau between two mountains, some fields, and local communities within its environment.

Tiwanaku Buildings I

• Semi subterranean temple: There are three monoliths; you can see 175 nailed heads in its interior walls.
• Kalasasaya Temple: We have
  • The Estela Ponce Monolith (at the center of the inner courtyard)
  • The Monolith el Fraile (at one end).
  • The famous  INCA  SUN GATE “sculpture of Tihuanaku.”
• The pyramid of Akapana is an imposing pyramid structure of the Altiplano Culture. Akapana has 800 meters of the perimeter, and according to the chronicles at its top, there are beautiful buildings. In 1753, the Spanish Diego Ayardeburo excavated the pyramid, searching for treasures, and destroyed the top. In 1900, the construction of the railroad La Paz-Guaquil used the platforms as a quarry.

Tiwanaku Buildings II

• Agro-fields (Sucacollos): Fields of crops formed by elongated loins of earth.
• Kantatallite: Its name comes from Aymara, meaning “light of dawn.”
• Putuni and Khery Qala: The ruins of two buildings, Putuni (Palace of the coffins) and Khery Qala.
• Bennett Monolith: This piece measures 7.30 meters and has an approximate weight of 20 tons.
• Winter Solstice in Tihuanaku temple. A great manifestation of the Andes religion and customs of local sun worship. The central action takes place every June 21 (winter solstice) inside the temple of Kalasasaya in Tihuanaku. At dawn, those present gather in the temple and await the sunrise with their hands extended toward him.

III Puma Punku Mysterious Artifacts, Private Trip

• It is difficult to imagine a more inappropriate place to develop an advanced altiplano civilization.
• The first vestiges of the Altiplano (Aymara Inca) culture date from 400 BC. At best, 400,000 people lived in the area.
• Puma Punku is not a port. It makes no sense to make that port.
• Pumapunku culture flourished between 300 and 1000 after Christ.
• The ancestral blocks fit together like a puzzle.
• Stones are the proportion of a mammoth.

Scientific evidence that the puma punku h-blocks are artificial geopolymer!

Our Tiwanaku day trip Included

• Active itinerary.
• Private service.
• A Peruvian tour guide accompanies the group from Puno to Desaguadero-Akapana “round trip.”
  • An English-speaking tour guide, “Meeting with the Bolivian guide in Desaguadero.”
  • 01 1/2-hour guided tour of the archaeological group and the museum
• Transport:
  • Peru area: Round trip transportation in air-conditioned motorcoach “Puno – Desaguadero – Puno.”
  • Bolivia area: Transportation “Desaguadero – Tiwanaku – Desaguadero”
• Entrance fee to Tiahuanaco.
• All Local Taxes “Tiwanaku Tour”

Tiwanaku Tour NOT INCLUDED

• Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.
• Spending money – allow approximately US$ 200-150 per day to cover meals, snacks, drinks, limited souvenirs, laundry, tips, and extras.
• Tips “Tour guide and chauffeur.”

What to bring for this Tiwanaku full day from Puno

1. ORIGINAL PASSPORT AND MIGRATION CARD TO ENTER THE COUNTRY OF BOLIVIA.
   1. Desaguadero: visitors must go to the migrations of Peru to write their exits, presenting their passports to seal them.
   2. Explorers must visit Bolivia’s migrations to present documentation and enter the country.
   3. Visitors returning from Tiwanaku to Puno must register their departure from Bolivia and enter Peru in the respective migrations.
2. Cash in Bolivian currency for Tiwanaku for things that the client considers convenient. You can change the Peruvian currency [soles] or dollars to Bolivian currency at the border.
3. A good daypack: Eagle Creek Afar Backpack or an appropriate pack to carry your personal belongings!
4. Lighter trekking boots with good ankle support!
5. One pair of hiking pants – not jeans!
6. 1 RAIN JACKET.
7. One warm/winter jacket – IMPORTANT “Changing weather all the time.”
8. Bring some meds!
9. Iron tablets and pills for altitude sickness.
10. Sun protection cream (SPF 45 or higher recommended).
11. Reusable plastic or metal water containers for your water.
12. Extra money for souvenirs, drinks, & tips for your Kondor staff.

Tiwanaku Ruins full-day prices [USD]

*We do not add other people to our group.

PRICES PER PERSON [USD] 2023 | Tiwanaku Tour we run this tour only as a Private Service

• Solo travel is $375. “prices reduce if there are more people in your group.”
• 02 customers 228.
• 03 customers $163.
• 04 customers $139.
• 05 customers $121.
• 06 customers $106.
• 07 customers $93.
• 08 customers to + $87.

HOW TO BOOK THIS TIWANAKU TITICACA TOUR

Tiwanaku Tour Bolivia From Puno