The Akapana Pyramid is an ancient structure located in Tiwanaku, Bolivia. It is part of the larger archaeological site known for its impressive stone constructions and rich cultural history. The pyramid is characterized by its stepped design and is believed to have served a ceremonial purpose for the Tiwanaku civilization. Constructed around 200-1000 AD, the Akapana Pyramid originally stood about 18 meters tall. It was made using large stone blocks, showcasing the advanced engineering skills of its builders. The site reflects the significance of Tiwanaku as a major center of culture and religion in the Andean region.