Sanawrya

Sanawrya is a summit in the Cordillera Occidental range that straddles the border between Bolivia and Chile. The peak rises to extreme elevation in the harsh, windswept landscape of the Altiplano.

The peak formed through tectonic processes that built the Altiplano over millions of years. Volcanic activity and sediment buildup shaped the geological structure of the summit.

Local Andean communities recognize this peak as part of their traditional territory, where mountain spirits guide their connection with nature.

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.

GPS coordinates: -22.12311,-67.54123

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:26