Discover Tiwanaku
Journey into the heart of Bolivia’s most significant archaeological site
Plan Your Visit
Patrimonio Mundial
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000, Tiwanaku’s exceptional universal value lies in its masterful temples and monumental statuary, reflecting a multiethnic society led for over 1,000 years.
Cultural Influence
From 400 to 1100 CE, Tiwanaku shaped the Andean region with its planned urban center and ceremonial core, a testament to its political and ideological influence.
Architectural Brilliance
Tiwanaku’s civic-ceremonial center showcases advanced lithic techniques, with public art and architecture that highlight technological and aesthetic mastery.
Plan Your Visit
Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday
09:00 – 16:00
Ticket Prices
Foreigners: 100 Bs.
Nationals: 15 Bs.
School Groups: 5 Bs.
Educational Games
Engage with the rich history of Tiwanaku through these interactive educational games.
News & Announcements
UVU Partners in UNESCO Conservation
Utah Valley University joins international efforts to preserve Bolivia’s Tiwanaku heritage with cutting-edge technologies and training.
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KSL Reports on Tiwanaku Preservation
Faculty and students from UVU are making a lasting impact at one of South America’s most sacred archaeological sites.
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U.S. Embassy Supports Tiwanaku
Through grants and technical expertise, the U.S. is contributing to long-term preservation of Tiwanaku’s ancient structures.
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