Experience two completely different sides of La Paz. Begin your adventure surrounded by dramatic Andean mountains at Chacaltaya, then descend toward the surreal rock formations and winding trails of Moon Valley.
Pickup from your accommodation takes place between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m., depending on its location. Begin the journey toward Chacaltaya aboard tourist transportation with scenic stops along the way.
Hotel Pickup Ā· Tourist Transport Ā· Scenic Route
Arrive at Chacaltaya and begin an approximately one-hour walk surrounded by spectacular high-altitude landscapes.
From this remarkable viewpoint, enjoy panoramic views of Bolivia’s Eastern and Western Cordilleras.
Approx. 1 Hour Walk Ā· Mountain Landscapes Ā· Panoramic Views
From Chacaltaya, admire some of the most recognizable peaks of the Bolivian Andes.
HUAYNA POTOSĆ
ILLIMANI
MURURATA
After the Chacaltaya experience, descend by vehicle toward Moon Valley and discover another side of La Paz.
Enjoy an approximately one-hour walk through this remarkable landscape before returning to the city.
Moon Valley Ā· Geological Landscapes Ā· Approx. 1 Hour Walk
ā Tourist transportation
ā Bilingual guide
ā Snacks
ā Meals
ā Drinks
ā Chacaltaya entrance ā Bs 25
ā Moon Valley entrance ā Bs 20
Entrance fees may be subject to change. Please confirm current rates before departure.
CHACALTAYA – High Andes
Mountain landscapes, panoramic views and some of Bolivia’s most iconic Andean peaks.
MOON VALLEY – Surreal Landscapes
Walk through an extraordinary geological landscape just outside the city of La Paz.
The tour starts with pickup between approximately 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. and returns to La Paz at approximately 4:30 p.m.
Yes. Both destinations are visited during the same tour.
The itinerary describes approximately one hour of walking at Chacaltaya and another hour at Moon Valley.
The itinerary specifically highlights views of Huayna PotosĆ, Illimani and Mururata.
Yes. A bilingual guide is included.
No. The document lists Chacaltaya entrance at Bs 25 and Moon Valley entrance at Bs 20.
