Ch'uñawi

The Ch'uñawi summit rises within the Cordillera Real mountain range, featuring steep slopes and exposed rock formations that extend toward the sky.

Local indigenous communities have traversed the paths around Ch'uñawi for centuries, establishing traditional routes through the Bolivian mountain landscape.

The mountain holds deep connections to Andean traditions, where local communities perform ceremonies to honor the earth spirits of the high peaks.

Mountaineers need specialized equipment and acclimatization periods before attempting to climb Ch'uñawi, with May through September offering optimal conditions.

The summit provides views of numerous glacial formations across the Cordillera Real, where climbers encounter rare high-altitude plant species.

GPS coordinates: -16.30502,-67.98737

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:36