Top Altiplano Architecture Tours

We organize groups to live this experience together with our native team showing the evolution of Andean architectures. Mostly Aymara in the region, we want you to be able to see how the city of El Alto lives talking about anthropological issues, economy, history, Andean worldview and more. Cholets architecture view activities, viewpoint, market and tasting. Departures are every Tuesday and Friday. *If you want on a special date we can make you a private tour write us to quote.

A 2- to 3-hour walk through the Valley of the Animas offers the opportunity to explore stunning rock towers and unique landscapes, all just minutes from La Paz. During this activity, participants will be immersed in a captivating natural environment, surrounded by geological formations that tell the story of the earth. This guided tour allows you to enjoy the beauty of the Andean landscape while learning about the local flora and fauna. The experience is perfect for those looking for a deep connection with nature and a moment of reflection in spectacular surroundings.

"Smells like La Paz spirit" is an artistic walking tour created and oriented for a "Rock star" like you! Embark on a captivating artistic walking tour where you'll explore and learn about the vibrant hidden places of La Paz and its pop art culture, a local tribute to the greatest rock stars of all time, and murals honoring Latin American icons. Delight your eyes with a unique blend of Indigenous art, colonial heritage, and contemporary, modern, vintage, and socio-political expressions that capture the current challenges of Bolivian society. Each mural, stencil, and graffiti tells a story, bringing to life the rich cultural diversity through the urban art that adorns the streets. Includes a surprise gift related to the theme of the tour! For any assistance and further information, contact us! "We can be héroes, just for one day" lml

Unlike standard group tours, this is a fully private and personalized experience led by an indigenous local guide who shares not only the archaeological history of Tiwanaku but also the living traditions and worldview of the Aymara people. In addition to exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site, you'll visit both the Ceramic and Lithic Museums, the remarkable Puma Punku complex, enjoy a traditional Bolivian lunch, sample local snacks, and discover a private museum owned by a local Tiwanaku resident, offering perspectives rarely included in conventional tours. With private transportation, flexible pacing, and a carefully curated itinerary, this experience combines archaeology, indigenous culture, local hospitality, and authentic storytelling to create a deeper understanding of one of the Andes' greatest ancient civilizations. It is more than a tour. it's an immersive journey through Bolivia's history, culture, and living heritage.