La Paz • El Alto • Bolivia

See La Paz through local Indigenous eyes.

INTI Walkers offers thoughtful, authentic experiences rooted in living Aymara culture, local history, and the everyday energy of La Paz. Guests are invited into more than a sightseeing route—they are welcomed into stories, places, and perspectives that give the city real meaning.

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A more personal way to discover Bolivia

Public descriptions of INTI Walkers consistently highlight authentic guiding, Indigenous perspective, and experiences that connect visitors with La Paz beyond the standard city tour. Reviews also emphasize Aracely’s warmth, local knowledge, and care for guests adjusting to high altitude.

Culture

Living traditions

Discover markets, rituals, stories, and places with a guide who grew up in La Paz and values the traditions of her Aymara roots.

Connection

More than a checklist

INTI Walkers is designed for guests who want context, conversation, and a deeper sense of place—not just quick photo stops.

Comfort

Thoughtful guiding

Many reviews mention the care given to pacing, rest, and guest wellbeing—especially important in La Paz’s high-altitude environment.

Aracely guiding guests at a viewpoint above La Paz. — Guiding guests through La Paz with context, conversation, and remarkable views.

Featured experiences

Discover La Paz, Moon Valley & Cable Cars
Private city experience • culture, history, teleféricos, Valle de la Luna

San Pedro, Cable Cars & Indigenous Culture
Walking tour • markets, viewpoints, local life, Indigenous perspective

Custom cultural experiences
Flexible planning based on guest interests, pace, and time available

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Aracely leading guests on a walking tour through a street market in La Paz. — City walks are active, conversational, and shaped by everyday life in La Paz.

Meet the founder

Aracely is the founder and director of INTI Walkers. She shares her culture, history, and local perspective with visitors from around the world.

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Portrait of Aracely smiling inside a cable car in La Paz.