RUINES DE TIWANAKU. Centre spirituel et politique - Culture Tiwanaku.
Description
La ville de Tiwanaku, capitale d'un puissant empire préhispanique qui dominait une grande partie du sud des Andes et au-delà, a atteint son apogée entre 500 et 900 après JC. Ses vestiges monumentaux témoignent de la signification culturelle et politique de cette civilisation, qui se distingue de tous les autres empires préhispaniques des Amériques. Le public - l'espace religieux de cette ville est façonné par une série de structures architecturales correspondant à différentes périodes d'accession culturelle: temple semi-souterrain, temple de Kalasasaya, pyramide d'Akapana, pyramide de Pumapumku. En outre, le politicien de secteur - responsable administratif est représenté par des structures telles que le palais de Putuni et Kantatallita. Ce complexe architectural reflète la structure politique complexe de la période et sa forte nature religieuse. Le monument le plus imposant à Tiwanaku est la pyramide d'Akapana. L'un des endroits les plus populaires à visiter en Amérique du Sud.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
VISITE: - LE MUSÉE DE LITICO - RUINES ARCHÉOLOGIQUES CÉRAMIQUES - PUMA PUNKU
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(4)
A day tour to Tiwanaku with the guide Ricky was a pure rush through the museums and the site. Parts of Tiwanaku and Puma Punku were simply skipped. An hour more in total time - and the rush would not have been necessary. I really don't fly halfway around the world for that. Quick, fast and really careless. No consistent translation into English. I would not use this provider again. A real mistake and a disappointment.
This tour was sold as 4 hours actual was 9hours sold as English tour all in Spanish Never answered questions Has so much potential
Hello Jenny. 1) It takes around 4 hours to get to the historical site of Tiwanaku. This place is not located in the city centre. As you saw for yourselves, it's an important part of Andean culture. 2) We had a multinational and diverse group, we put our multilingual guide who had to speak 3 languages including English on the tour. As you may appreciate not many people (non English speaking) have the confidence to speak English. So the guide spoke in different languages to include them feel inclusive. I hope you understand. We appreciate your feedback and wish you have a brilliant time for the rest of time in Bolivia.
Fantastic place to see but would have preferred more time in the museums and less at lunch. There was so much to see but we ere walked through fairly quickly. The tour guide was a little quiet
Thank you for the review. We will get the guides to be more talkative in the right form. Appreciate the feedback.
