Name: Tiwanaku Ruins
Location: Tiwanaku

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Tiwanaku, also spelled Tiahuanaco, is an ancient archaeological site located near the southeastern shore of Lake Titicaca about two hours from La Paz. It's considered one of the most important pre-Columbian archaeological sites in South America. Spanning several square kilometers, Tiwanaku is a testament to the advanced civilization that once thrived in the Andean highlands.  The culture that thrived at Tiwanaku had a significant influence on the surrounding regions. Their agricultural innovations, such as raised fields and terraces, enabled them to cultivate crops in the harsh high-altitude environment, which, in turn, supported a thriving society. They also developed a distinctive artistic style, known for its intricate stone carvings and pottery.  Today, Tiwanaku is a Unesco World Heritage site, drawing visitors and researchers from around the world. The site's historical and architectural significance continues to captivate the imagination of those interested in ancient civilizations and Andean history.  These ruins stand as a testament to the ingenuity and cultural richness of the ancient Andean peoples. Its precise purpose and the reasons for its decline remain subjects of fascination and exploration, making it a crucial site for understanding the history of the Andes and its enigmatic past.

Tiwanaku

Tiwanaku Ruins

Diana Tours S.R.L.

Excelente servicio. Puntual y cómodo. Sin duda, lo recomiendo.

Airport Transfer Service

Der Transfer vom Flughafen zum Hotel hat trotz einer Stunde Verspätung perfekt geklappt. Der Fahrer stand mit einem Namensschild am Ausgang bereit.
Vielen Dank für den zuverlässigen Service!

An excellent service,  and an excellent Staff and support¡¡¡ many thanks¡¡¡¡

Fabulous to be met right outside customs with a private car for an incredibly reasonable proce

The ruins were great. But the guide seemed to be bored and not really interested in the things he talked about. In the museum he gave us only a few minutes to look around, which was by far not enough to visit the whole exhibition. The same in the archeological site (the ruins) - he explained only very few things, seemed not to be happy if someone asked a question. All in all we had the impression to be in a hurry and we saw other guides explaining a lot more. Lunch was good though.

Puntuales, cumplen con el itinerario, muy seguros

Island of the Sun

Cholitas Wrestling

A empresa foi muito correta em vista dos problemas recentes que passam na Bolívia, dois passeios não puderam acontecer: Tiwanaku e death rode em virtude de bloqueios em pistas. Fiz chacaltaya e vale de la luna, depois vale de las animas. Onde não aconteceu o passeio fui reembolsado. 
A empresa oferece um trabalho sério e ei voltaria a utilizar seus serviços.

Marcio Batista Silva 1Pax - Tiwa/ Chaca+ Valle/ Deathroad Shared

We had a great time! Chacaltaya was breath taking (but luckily not literally). It was for sure the best trip in La Paz, a great memory to keep for the rest of my life. The tour guide was really nice and also available to answer every question. 

Chacaltaya and moon valley

Great service! The driver was waiting for us at the right time and the drive was quite, pleasant and as expected. Recommended!

The airport transfer that I setup with Diana Tours was of great help! My flight arrived at 0400 in the morning and trying to worry about getting a taxi was one that I did not need. My driver was waiting for me! Easily identified by a sign with my name on it. The driver made sure that I was taken care at my hotel before he left me. Thank you Diana Tours!

Both Hotel Sagarnaga and Diana Tours are fabulous. Extremely kind and supportive staff. Fabulous location. I have used both services 3 times over the past few years and will continue to do so when I return to La Paz in the future. Highly recommended!
Lynda

La Paz Trip

The driver was there, waiting for me as I exited through customs.  He was very pleasant and helpful and we had an enjoyable conversation on the way to the hotel.

The pick up was on time and the driver was very friendly.

Pünktliche Abholung vom Flughafen.
Freundlicher und zuverlässiger Fahrer.

Excellent service! My flights arrived and departed in the early morning hours, and transportation was arranged for me in a timely manner. I really appreciated it!

We had a wonderful time. the organisation was perfect, and everything went very smooth. It was a perfect trip! 

Avion 2 Pax

No one was waiting for us at the arrival at the airport . We contacted Diana tours and they arranged by phone a transfer with a public airport taxi . So we lost 30 minutes . The cost of the official taxi was an half of the cost with Diana tours . 
I do not advise to use Diana tours at Cusco
 

Great trip - interesting history, bilingual guide and nice lunch. Very enjoyable if you like historical sites. 

We had a great time. Thank you for the experience. 

Great experience! Well organized, smooth; great guide!

Tiwanaku Ruins in Tiwanaku

&nbsp;Tiwanaku, also spelled Tiahuanaco, is an ancient archaeological site located near the southeastern shore of Lake Titicaca about two hours from La Paz. It's considered one of the most important pre-Columbian archaeological sites in South America. Spanning several square kilometers, Tiwanaku is a testament to the advanced civilization that once thrived in the Andean highlands. &nbsp;The culture that thrived at Tiwanaku had a significant influence on the surrounding regions. Their agricultural innovations, such as raised fields and terraces, enabled them to cultivate crops in the harsh high-altitude environment, which, in turn, supported a thriving society. They also developed a distinctive artistic style, known for its intricate stone carvings and pottery. &nbsp;Today, Tiwanaku is a Unesco World Heritage site, drawing visitors and researchers from around the world. The site's historical and architectural significance continues to captivate the imagination of those interested in ancient civilizations and Andean history. &nbsp;These ruins stand as a testament to the ingenuity and cultural richness of the ancient Andean peoples. Its precise purpose and the reasons for its decline remain subjects of fascination and exploration, making it a crucial site for understanding the history of the Andes and its enigmatic past.&nbsp;

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&nbsp;<ul> <li>Passport or ID card.</li> <li>Comfortable shoes.</li> <li>Rain Jacket /Cap or Hat</li> <li>Cash in Local Currency to pay entrances fees and food or snacks.</li></ul>

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&nbsp;<ul> <li>8.30 Departure from Main office located next to Hotel Sagarnaga (Sagarnaga street 328, 2 blocks from San Francisco.</li> <li>10:15 Arrival to the Tiwanaku Ruins.</li> <li>10.30 Visit of the Museums&nbsp;</li> <li>11:00 Visit of the Ruins</li> <li>12:30 Lunch (Optional)</li> <li>13.30 Return</li> <li>15.30 Arrival to La Paz</li></ul>

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