It was a good experience to me, especially with my all friends. We enjoyed the environment, with the mountains, we got a lot of photos. But the more exciting thing that we got, it was that we found people that lived in that place. They told us one leyend of the town, very interesting.

Steepish initial climb until you get to the valley at the top with the Muela and spire-like mountains. You can walk on the car path which is a little longer, or take short cuts up the hill which have trodden paths, however it is steeper. The views on the way up looking back to La Paz are great, but walking into the valley was really special, as well as the view from the Muela. I went to the base of the Muela, but didnt climb it because the 3rd w/e of carnaval was on and I wanted to go see it. You walk through a very small village before getting to the Muela, there are two roads, the one that goes around to the left has two epic pot holes that would end a happy day for those in vehicles, better take it slow. The road is not wide at some points. The path through the village has a very steep section, I saw a car try to go up it and slide back down!! Not safe without a 4-wheel drive. I walked through the town and a dog came charging at me out of nowhere, I was unhappily startled so picked up a stone and let it rip, that little guy might be more cautious next time. Animal rights person? well some dogs came after me on a Puno hill whilst I had my backpack on, I hurt my back dealing with them, so it's been no mercy since.