La Paz

Get to know La Paz city, its people and culture! In this tour, you walk around sites including... San Francisco Square and Church, where you observe de baroque-mestizo styled facade and learn about the city and the foundation of it. The Witches’ market, where you learn about La Paz’s dark and unusual culture, traditions and beliefs. Rodriguez Market, a market that provides for every other market in La Paz. San Pedro square, where you see San Pedro’s prison located in the very center of the city. The city’s main square which is Murillo square, where you see the Government’s Palace, the Parliament and the Cathedral, also known as kilometer 0. Lastly, you visit La Paz’s best-preserved colonial walk, Jaen Street where you’ll learn about some myths and legends that are believed until the present day. All the main sights of the city plus a fun and energetic English speaking guide to make the city come to life!

The Cholets Tour reveals the new imposing fashion of Andean Architecture in the city of El Alto. The tour starts by taking the cable car red line to El Alto.  We connect with the blue line and pass through areas where you can see a variety of buildings with Cholet characteristics.  At the end of this section, we go to the Wiphala urbanization where the Mamani Mamani condominiums are located. The tour ends with a visit to one of the most famous cholets in the city of El Alto.

Chacaltaya is a mountain and the place where the highest ski resort in the world was installed, it is located at 5380 meters above sea level. You can see beautiful landscapes in the Altiplano where we will see wildlife llamas and alpacas, lagoons and a spectacular view of the city of La Paz and from the impressive Lake Titicaca.   From the shelter located 5300 meters above sea level where the transport will arrive, we will start the walk for 1:30 hrs. approx. We will climb up to 5380 and the second peak at 5400 masl.   The Moon Valley is located to the South of the city that is at 3200 masl, where you can see spectacular rock formations enjoying the walk within this beautiful attraction for 45 minutes. Itinerary: 08:00 to 9:00 Pick up from Hotels. 9:00 Depart from the city of La Paz. 10:00 Arrive at the refuge. Ascend to the peaks. 12:30 Depart from Chacaltaya Mountain. 14:00 Arrive at the Valley of the Moon. 14:05 Visit the Valley of the Moon. 14:50 Leave the Valley of the Moon. 15:30 Arrive at the City of La Paz.

The Best of Bolivia in 5 days.  Visit the most important sights in Bolivia in this fully loaded tour.  Take trick photos in Salay de Uyuni Salt Flats, relax in natural hot springs, take in the moon shaped geography of La Paz, learn about the ancient culture of Tiwanaku while astounding archeological formations surround you, cruise on a boat along the highest navigable lake in the World, Lake Titicaca and get all your food and transport organized and served in a professional and unforgettable manner.

Explore the best of La Paz and the magnificent Lake Titicaca.  Enjoy this all in one tour where the accommodation, transportation, entries and guides are all set and ready to show you the best the area has to offer.

LA PAZ - COPACABANA- ISLA DEL SOL- TIWANAKU - SALAR DE UYUNI-POTOSI-SUCRE - LA PAZ

Every Sunday and Thursday, only in La Paz do you get to see the local ladies dishing out more punishment than your local bouncers on a Saturday night Our tour includes transport round trip, a snack, a souvenir, VIP seats, guide, mask, T-shirt and pictures with the cholitas at the end!!!  

The Tiwanaku archeological complex is one of the oldest known historical sites in South America.  The Tiwanaku civilization, 1500 years older than the Incan Empire, is filled with mystical beliefs and mind (and stone)-bending architecture that will transport you to days that have long been gone.  This tour is a MUST for any fan of history, archeology and legends from lost worlds Hotel pickup begins the tour between 08:00 – 08:45am dierctly from the travelers front door.  From there an asphalt road is taken to Tiawanaku, located 72km from the city of La Paz.  Included in the tour is a visit to the ‘Stone and Ceramic Museum’ where more than 3,500 archaeological pieces that have been found across excavation sites can be found.  A wide array of ceramics, metals and stones can be explored as well as bonework, leather and textiles. Also included in the Tiwanaku Archaeological site is the main ceremonial center ‘The Pyramid of Akapana which was designated for religious ceremonies and astrological exploration.  The Semi-Subterranean Temple is a rectangular wonder that enshrine head carvings with facial features from various ethnicities. The Temple of Kalasasaya or Temple of the Closed Stones is the largest of all the temples while the  Sun Door is the most recognizable and distinguishing monument as the image of the "Sun God or Lord of the staffs" stands out while surrounding this figure are 48 winged beings and kneeling men in low relief. The final site to be visited is Pumapunku.  It is highlighted by the impeccable handling of the lithic material, immense blocks of sculpted stone well. The guided tour of the ruins last for approximately 2 and a half hours.  After the tour of the ruins we will enjoy a typical Andean lunch and then return to La Paz, arriving at around 4:30 p.m.