Sanawrya, Summit in western Altiplano, Bolivia

Sanawrya is a 5,654-metre summit in the Cordillera Occidental of Potosí Department, Bolivia, in Sud Lípez Province within San Pablo de Lípez Municipality. It lies inside the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, northeast of Laguna Colorada. Its Quechua name means carrot, from the Spanish zanahoria; it is also spelled Sanabria.

Sanawrya lies in the Cordillera Occidental of Potosí Department, Sud Lípez Province, within San Pablo de Lípez Municipality and the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, northeast of Laguna Colorada. Its name comes from Quechua Sanawrya, meaning carrot, borrowed from Spanish zanahoria; it is also written Sanabria. Sources give the height as 5,654 m, while the Quechua article states 5,392 m.

The name Sanawrya comes from Quechua, borrowed from the Spanish zanahoria (carrot); the mountain is also written Sanabria. It lies inside the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, northeast of Laguna Colorada, in San Pablo de Lípez Municipality, Sud Lípez Province, Potosí Department.

Reaching the summit requires professional mountaineering experience, proper gear, and several days of acclimatization to the extreme altitude. Conditions are severe year-round, with strong winds and freezing temperatures that demand careful planning.

The summit surface displays unusual rock formations carved by wind erosion and extreme temperature shifts. These structures change constantly due to the harsh weather that dominates the area.