Bolivia's main archaeological site was the center of the Tiwanakota civilization that spanned from 1500 B.C. until 1000 AD In an area of ​​30 hectares, it presents a set of Templar remains of this culture, including the Kalasasaya temple, the Puerta del Sol, the semi-subterranean temple with its enigmatic nail heads and the remains of Kantataita, Putuni and Kericala. You can also see the pyramids of Akapana and Pumapunku (only partially discovered and currently under excavation).

Copacabana is one of the most important tourist centers in the country, which offers colorful landscapes, well presented at first sight by the two hills that frame the town, and within it the white walls and the tower of the Basilica of Copacabana stand out, which They blend perfectly with the intense blue of Lake Titicaca. The most important attractions are: the Basilica and Calvary of Copacabana.

The town of Coroico is the most visited tourist place in the Yungas and is located on a small plateau on the Uchumachi hill, flanked by the Coroico, Santa Bárbara and Vagantes rivers. It brings together social groups of different origins such as Aymaras, Afro-Bolivians and mestizos. The vegetation is varied and abundant, with large coffee, coca and citrus plantations. Wide variety of birds (parrots, pigeons, partridges, uchis) and mammals (mountain pig, monkeys, deer) etc.