Wila Qullu

Wila Qullu reaches an elevation of 5,144 meters above sea level, standing as a prominent feature in the Bolivian Andes mountain range.

The mountain received its name from the Aymara language, with 'wila' meaning red and 'qullu' meaning mountain, reflecting the indigenous heritage of the region.

Local Andean communities incorporate this mountain into their traditional ceremonies and view it as a sacred place within their spiritual practices.

Mountaineers need specialized equipment and local guides to reach the summit, with the best climbing conditions occurring during the dry season from May to October.

The mountain forms part of the water system that feeds into the Ch'alla Jawira river, contributing to the regional watershed network.

Elevation above the sea: 5,144 m

GPS coordinates: -19.06501,-66.32237

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:36