Top Altiplano Attractions & Museums

1. Incomparable landscapes. The Salar de Uyuni, during the rainy season, becomes a giant mirror that reflects the sky. 2. Unique photographs. From famous perspective photos to perfect reflections of the sky, this is a paradise for photographers and Instagram lovers. 3. All Inclusive Experience. Our package includes transportation, specialized guides in Spanish and English, food, so travelers only worry about enjoying themselves. 4. Incahuasi Island (Not available in rainy season) Giant cacti up to 10 m high are found on Incahuasi Island. The island operates a tourist reception center belonging to the commonwealth of Llica and Tahua municipalities. In this center is charged an entrance fee of 30 Bs. (Optional) to visitors to access a well-signposted and easily practicable trail that travels the island and allows you to enjoy the views over the salt flat, cobalt blue sky and hundreds of cacti.

The ancient city of Tiwanaku is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of South America’s most significant pre-Colombian ruins. Travel comfortably from La Paz in an air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy a guided tour of the ruins, including the Pyramid of Akapana, Kalasasaya's Temple, Pumapumku's Pyramid, and the Litico Museum. Admission to the site is not included in the tour price.