Chacaltaya & Valle De Luna. 2 For 1 Special Tour

Chacaltaya & Valle De Luna. 2 For 1 Special Tour

2 EXTREME TOURS ON OFFER. START IN THE CLOUDS & END ON THE MOON.

CHACALTAYA - It was a ski area, with only one mechanical lift, placed over a glaciar, also called Chacaltaya. Furthermore, there was a restaurant and a chalet for tourists. Lots of visitors went to the mountain all-year-round. It was a common entertainment for mid and upper-classes, which spent their days there.

VALLE DE LA LUNA - a maze of canyons and giant spires. The formations, composed mainly of clay and sandstone, were created by the persistent erosion of mountains by the area’s strong winds and rains.
One of Valley de la Luna’s most breathtaking features is its varied pallet, ranging from clear beige tones to sections of red and dark purple. This natural phenomena is due to the great variance in mineral content between each individual mountain, creating colorful compositions and impressive optical illusions on the eroded hillsides.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Chacaltaya, Av Alfonso Ugarte, El Alto, Bolivia

Chacaltaya Ski Resort stands at an altitude of 5,375m (17634 ft) above sea level. It’s the world’s highest ski resort, or rather it was.
You will see the remains of what was highest ski resort in the world.

You will do a maximum 2 hour trek upto to the resort, where you will see breathtaking views of La Paz and the surrounding mountain ranges.

The guide will explain the history about the place as well as taking you to places where you will be taking picture post cards!



Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Valley of the Moon, La Paz Bolivia

Valle de La Luna (Moon Valley), rock & clay tall spire formations eroded from a Mountain that was one of the things Neil Armstrong saw when he was on the moon. According to local guides, Valley de Luna received its name after Neil Armstrong apparently visited the site and remarked how the landscape resembled that of the moon.

The guides will guide you to every contour of this great landscape.

It's truly spectecular

Duration: 1 hour