Valle de la Luna, also known as Moon Valley, is a distinctive geological site situated in the Pedro Domingo Murillo Province, La Paz Department, Bolivia. This area is renowned for its moon-like landscapes and peculiar geological formations. These formations, primarily composed of clay and sandstone, are the result of the continuous erosion of mountains by the region’s intense winds and rainfall. The outcome of this erosion process is the towering spires visible today, exhibiting a range of colours from light brown and beige to even red. Valle de la Luna provides visitors with the opportunity to admire an extraterrestrial-like landscape while relishing the relative peace and tranquillity of the surrounding environment.