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Tiwanaku Museum Site

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Tiwanaku Museum Site is a museum, located at Tiwanaku, Bolivia

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Added by Jopie, at 13 March 2016

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7 Reviews

  • Cristian Cordova Alvarez
    10 April 2018

    A beautiful turistic museum that shows the magnificent Tiwanaku culture with amazing archeological items

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  • Diana Carolina Del Carpio Guerrero
    30 May 2017

    You'd think the ruins would be more impressive than the museums itself but no. There's not lot to see un site. Yet, the "museo lítico" was amazing

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  • Mark Bezemer
    16 January 2017

    A lot of interesting statues. It would be nice to have more English explanations though.

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  • André Tanaka
    30 August 2016

    The history of this place is just amazing, the Tiwanaku civilization was so amazingly developed after the Inca empire grew, and you can see that and feel it while visiting this archaeological place. Such a pity that so much of it is still buried, and a lot of status, bricks and other ruins are just abandoned without any care.

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  • Diego Semede
    05 August 2016

    The only disappointing thing about all of this is that they have too little information about what we're looking at. Besides that, this is one of my favorite archeological sites in the world. I've been here 8 years ago and came back now. Unfortunately, the problems of then are still the problems of now. Come on, Bolivia, this place deserves better.

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  • Lydia X. Z. Brown
    03 June 2016

    It's dark inside, which is probably meant to preserve the enormous monolith inside, but it is majestic and imposing and wonderful.

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  • Jeppe Lyngsø
    20 March 2016

    Exceptional historic site with a wealth of interesting archeological monuments. A bit curious with the ongoing rebuilding and digging going on at the site. Let's hope it is taken well and proper care of for the future!

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