Tiahuanaco (Tiwanaku)

Tiahuanaco, also known as Tiwanaku, is an ancient archaeological site in Bolivia that was a major center of pre-Incan civilization around 500-1000 AD. It features impressive stone constructions, including temples, gateways, and statues, showcasing advanced engineering and cultural complexity. The site was likely a hub for religious, political, and economic activities, influencing surrounding regions. Its civilization was skilled in agriculture, using innovative techniques like raised fields. Tiahuanaco remains a significant cultural and historical symbol, offering insights into early South American societies and their achievements before the rise of the Incas.