Iglesia de la Exaltación

The Iglesia de la Exaltación stands within La Paz Department, displaying architectural elements that combine European and indigenous design characteristics in its structure and ornamentation.

The church emerged during Bolivia's colonial period as a symbol of religious influence, serving as a central point for spiritual gatherings in the La Paz region.

Local artisans incorporated their craftsmanship into the church's decorative elements, creating a fusion between Spanish colonial religious art and Andean artistic traditions.

Visitors can reach the church through local transportation services, with guided tours available that explain the architectural features and religious significance.

The church maintains its original stone facade elements at an elevation of over 3,650 meters, making it one of the highest colonial religious structures in South America.

Location: La Paz Department

GPS coordinates: -16.52681,-68.10809

Latest update: March 4, 2025 11:56