Churi Willk'i

Churi Willk'i is a mountain summit in Pacajes Province within the Eastern Andes, rising to about 4,256 meters in elevation. The peak sits north of Anallajsi volcano and south of Urqipi mountain, forming part of a cluster of neighboring summits across the region.

The mountain appears in historical Bolivian surveying records, particularly in detailed maps of the Estancia Huancarama region. These surveys helped establish geographical understanding of this high-altitude Andean area.

The name comes from the Aymara language, where 'churi' refers to dull yellow coloring and 'willk'i' means a natural gap or opening in the landscape. This naming reflects the visual qualities that travelers notice when looking at the peak.

The mountain requires specialized hiking equipment and high-altitude experience for a safe ascent through the terrain. Local guides are valuable for navigating established routes and understanding conditions at this elevation.

The peak lies within Calacoto Municipality and forms part of a geographical corridor connecting the mineral-rich western cordillera with the eastern mountain ranges. This position makes it a significant point in the regional landscape structure.