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Pre-Columbian sacred sites in Bolivia
Explore Pre-Columbian sacred sites in Bolivia: pilgrimage places, living traditions, heritage landmarks, and sacred landscapes.
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Salar de Uyuni
Municipio Colcha K, Potosí, Bolivia
The world's largest salt flat spreads across the Bolivian Altiplano at 3,656 metres, a white expanse so vast and level that during the rains the sky reflects in it...
Ruins of El Fuerte ceremonial site, Samaipata
Municipio Samaipata, Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Rising from Bolivia's eastern foothills where the Andes descend toward Amazonia, El Fuerte de Samaipata is a single enormous sandstone outcrop carved by the Chane people...
Isla Del Sol
Copacabana, La Paz, Bolivia
Rising from the deep blue of the world's highest navigable lake, Isla del Sol is the place where Inca cosmology locates the birth of the Sun itself....
Gate of the Moon
Tiwanaku, La Paz, Bolivia
At Tiwanaku on the Bolivian altiplano, a gateway carved from a single block of andesite stands as the lunar counterpart to the famous Gate of the Sun....
Kalasasaya Temple or Temple of the Standing Stones
Tiwanaku, La Paz, Bolivia
The Kalasasaya rises from the Bolivian Altiplano at nearly 3,850 metres, a vast rectangular enclosure of standing stones engineered to frame the solstice and equinox...
Semi-subterranean Temple at Tiwanaku
Tiwanaku, La Paz, Bolivia
Sunk two metres into the Altiplano at 3,870 metres, this court is the oldest monumental structure at Tiwanaku....
Tiwanaku Archaeological Site
Tiwanaku, La Paz, Bolivia
Tiwanaku rises from the Altiplano at nearly 4,000 meters, the spiritual and political capital of a pre-Inca civilization that unified architecture, astronomy, and worship...
Akapan Pyramid
Tiwanaku, La Paz, Bolivia
The Akapana is the largest structure at Tiwanaku, Bolivia — a seven-tiered stepped pyramid built around 600 AD to replicate the sacred Quimsachata mountains....
Isla Del Luna
Copacabana, La Paz, Bolivia
Isla de la Luna rises from Lake Titicaca at nearly four thousand metres, the place where Inca cosmology located the birth of the moon....
Puma Punku
Tiwanaku, La Paz, Bolivia
Puma Punku is the unfinished masterwork of the Tiwanaku civilization, a 6th-century platform mound in the Bolivian altiplano whose stonework defies easy explanation....
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