Tours/Copacabana/TIWANAKU - PUMA PUNKU, The cradle of andean civilizations
Viator · Private tour

TIWANAKU - PUMA PUNKU, The cradle of andean civilizations

5.0(1)Copacabana1 hour
TRIPADVISOR5.0(1)

Description

It is the most important archeological center in bolivia and it is a pre-inca civilization. Do not miss to see, to understand, to feel the basis of the andean civilizations.

Tour Options

TIWANAKU - PUMA PUNKU, The cradle of andean civilizations
  • Pickup included

Itinerary

Admission included240 min

Tiwanaku was the oldest culture in America, lasting 27 half-centuries from 1580 BC to 1172 AD. The pre-Hispanic city of Tiwanaku, located in the department of La Paz, was the capital of an extensive Andean state that included the western part of Bolivia, northern Argentina, Chile and southern Peru We will visit the Museum of Ceramics, Lithic, the Archaeological Center, where the Kalasasaya temples are located, the Pyramid of Akapana, the Semi-subterranean Temple and finally the Pyramid of Puma Punku. The visit to the museums and the archaeological center will take us approximately 2 hours of walking, Puma Punku 25 minutes

Highlights

Private transportation
Guide in Spanish and English
Entrance tickets

What's included

Included
Private transportation
Guide in Spanish and English
Entrance tickets
Not included
Soda/Pop
Lunch

Pickup Locations & Times

We can pick you up from your hotel, just let me know the name and its location.

Traveller Ratings

5.0
1 reviews
5
1
4
0
3
0
2
0
1
0

Important Information

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Reviews(1)

S
Sherpa20239576631
October 1, 2025
Highly recommended

The sites viewed on this tour are more than incredible! David was very knowledgeable and friendly. I feel he really appreciated my interest and amazement for the history and culture. Lunchvwas equally amazing. 🙂

Operator response

When we started our conversation, I understood your interest in the archaeological site, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was a pleasure working with you. Best regards!!!!

You might also like...