Uru-Chipaya

Uru-Chipaya is an indigenous community in Bolivia, residing near Lake Titicaca and the Andes. They speak their own language and maintain traditional ways of life, including farming and weaving. Historically isolated, the community has preserved cultural practices and social structures despite modern influences. Their identity is closely tied to their land, language, and customs, which reflect a rich heritage rooted in Andean traditions. Uru-Chipaya people actively participate in efforts to protect their environment and cultural heritage while navigating contemporary challenges.