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Heute empfehlen wir Ihnen früh aus den Federn zusteigen, um den atemberaubenden Sonnenaufgang auf der Isla del Sol zu erleben. Nach dem Frühstück haben Sie die Möglichkeit vieles über die Aymara Kultur und deren Glauben zu erfahren. Sie können durch das
Dorf Yumani wandern, das auch als Garten der Inkas bekannt ist. Danach besichtigen Sie die Quelle der ewigen Jugend, dem Taufort der Inkas. Auf dem Rückweg nach Copacabana besuchen Sie die Isla de la Luna (Mondinsel). In Copacabana werfen Sie einen Blick in die Wallfahrtskirche der Jungfrau Morena. Am Abend werden Sie von einem Fahrer nach La Paz gebracht

Isla del Sol – Copacabana - La Paz
Über Copacabana fahren Sie heute nach La Paz. Die Fahrt hinunter in das Stadtzentrum ist faszinieren, denn in einen riesigen Talkessel befindet sich das schier endlos erscheinendes Häusermeer, dass die Hänge empor klettert, und überthront wird vom gigantischen Eisberg Illimani. In La Paz haben Sie noch Zeit für eine kurze Stadtrundfahrt und zum Besuch des berühmten Hexenmarktes.

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Pronto Dalicatessen

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Tailhunter Restaurant and FUBAR Cantina

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Restaurant Vienna

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El Tupe

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Namas Te

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Cafe del Mundo

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Muela del Diablo, or the Devil's Tooth, is a distinctive rock formation located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas near the town of Pisac, Peru. It’s a popular spot for adventurous travelers, trekkers, and those interested in unique geological features. The name "Muela del Diablo" translates to "Devil’s Tooth" in English due to the shape of the rock, which resembles a jagged tooth or spike protruding from the landscape.

Key Features of Muela del Diablo:

Rock Formation:
- Muela del Diablo is a large, isolated rock that rises sharply from the surrounding valley. Its jagged, tooth-like shape makes it stand out against the backdrop of the lush Sacred Valley.
- The formation is often compared to a tooth or spike, with the name "Devil's Tooth" referring to its eerie, sharp appearance.
Hiking and Trekking:
- The hike to Muela del Diablo is a popular activity for visitors to Pisac. It’s an intermediate level trek, offering spectacular views of the surrounding Sacred Valley and the nearby Pisac ruins. The hike typically takes around 3 to 4 hours, depending on your pace and fitness level.
- The route takes you up the mountain slopes with panoramic views of the valley, and you'll be able to enjoy breathtaking vistas of agricultural terraces, mountain peaks, and Incan heritage sites as you ascend.
Views from the Top:
- Once you reach the top, you’re rewarded with stunning 360-degree views of the Sacred Valley. You can see the entire valley, including the town of Pisac and the surrounding mountains.
- The area is great for photography—whether you're capturing the striking rock formation or the incredible landscape below. On clear days, the views are especially dramatic.
Cultural Significance:
- While Muela del Diablo is not an Incan archaeological site, the region around Pisac is rich in Incan history and culture. The sharp rock formation stands as a natural sentinel over the valley and is part of the local legends and folklore.
- Some local stories say that the rock formation was once used by the Incas for astronomical purposes or that it had religious significance, though this is more folklore than historical fact.
Climbing and Rock Scrambling:
- For those with a taste for a more challenging experience, the summit of Muela del Diablo can also be scrambled or climbed with some basic rock climbing techniques. It’s not a technical climb, but it requires a good level of fitness and confidence.
- There are sharp rocks and areas that may require careful footing, so climbers should be prepared for some physical exertion.
Nearby Attractions:
- Pisac Ruins: The Pisac archaeological site is nearby and well worth visiting. It’s one of the most significant Incan ruins in the region, with terraces, temples, and tombs.
- Sacred Valley: Muela del Diablo sits within the beautiful Sacred Valley, which is dotted with other ruins, such as Ollantaytambo, Moray, and Chinchero. It’s a great place for a broader exploration of Incan culture and history.
Practical Tips for Visiting:
- Altitude: Pisac and Muela del Diablo are at high altitudes (around 2,800 meters or 9,200 feet), so it’s important to acclimatize in Cusco before attempting the hike to avoid altitude sickness.
- Best Time to Visit: The dry season (from May to September) is the best time to visit for clear skies and optimal hiking conditions. During the rainy season (from October to April), the trails can be slippery and more challenging to navigate.
- What to Bring: Wear sturdy hiking boots and bring plenty of water, a hat, sunscreen, and snacks. Also, consider carrying a windbreaker or jacket, as temperatures can drop quickly in the higher altitudes.

In Summary:

Muela del Diablo is a stunning natural landmark in the Sacred Valley, offering an incredible hiking experience with dramatic views of the surrounding area. The hike to the top is moderately challenging, rewarding trekkers with a sense of accomplishment and one of the best views in the region. Whether you're a fan of outdoor adventure or simply appreciate unique geological formations, Muela del Diablo is an unforgettable experience in Peru’s Sacred Valley.

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