Beautiful views down to Copacabana and Lake Titicaca. The climb is strenuous but well worth it, especially at sunset. Be sure to pack a headlamp or flashlight in the evening/night.
The temple ruins on the peaks are used for the island festival on January 20th every year. There will be a competition on this day. Half of the island's population …
Pachamama or “Mother Earth” is the higher of the two mountains at 4130 m, with “Father Earth” just behind. The climb is long, but not particularly steep, which makes both peaks popular excursion destinations.
Cerro Palla Khasa is the highest mountain on Isla del Sol. From its summit you have a wonderful view of the island and also of the mountains covered with glaciers on the horizon.
Cerro Tikani, at 3,936 meters, is the highest point in the northern part of the island. The climb is somewhat challenging due to the altitude, but the view from up here is impressive.
The 4194 m high Cerro San Sebastián is located in the southeast of the small Bolivian seaside town of Copacabana and can be easily seen from the city through the …