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Isla de la Luna
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月亮岛：的的喀喀湖上的印加圣女修道院
月亮岛（Isla de la Luna）在玻利维亚一侧的的的喀喀湖上，面积只有1.05平方公里，距著名的太阳岛东侧约7公里。岛上没有常住村落，唯一的重要遗迹是印加时期的伊尼亚克乌尤神庙（Iñak Uyu），又名“太阳圣女宫”。从科帕卡巴纳（Copacabana）乘船约1小时15分钟可达，登岛费约20玻利维亚诺，多数游客把它作为太阳岛一日游的45分钟到1小时短停。
一座为月亮神而建的小岛
印加神话中的月亮诞生地
印加传说里，创世神维拉科查在的的喀喀湖命令月亮升起，地点就在这座小岛。岛名“Koati”在艾马拉语中意为“月亮”。太阳岛对应太阳神因蒂，月亮岛对应月亮女神玛玛基拉（Mama Quilla），两者在印加宇宙观中构成一对。16世纪西班牙人到来时，神庙中央立着一尊女性雕像，腰部以上为黄金、腰部以下为白银，代表月亮女神的形象。
伊尼亚克乌尤：太阳圣女宫
伊尼亚克乌尤（Iñak Uyu）建在岛屿南岸的梯田平台上，面向湖面。考古学界普遍认为这是一座“阿克拉瓦西”（Acllahuasi），即太阳圣女居住和服务的场所。被选中的女性在此学习纺织、酿酒和祭祀礼仪，终身侍奉太阳神。神庙保存状态在的的喀喀湖印加遗迹中属于较好的一处，石砌门楣和壁龛仍清晰可辨。西班牙编年史记载，他们曾在神庙内发现一具棺木，里面存放着第一位印加王后科亚（Coya）的圣臂，后被运走。
梯田与风蚀地貌
岛屿长2.8公里、最宽处0.76公里，环岛海岸线约6公里，最高点海拔3925米。整座岛被前哥伦布时期的农业梯田覆盖，形状顺着陡峭地形层层叠叠。的的喀喀湖的强风常年吹拂，地表植被低矮，行走时能看到裸露的岩石和耐寒的高原草甸。从码头到神庙有一段爬升约60米的石阶路，在近4000米海拔下走起来会比预想中喘。
怎么去，以及上岛后怎么安排
从科帕卡巴纳出发
科帕卡巴纳是玻利维亚一侧的湖滨门户小镇，从拉巴斯（La Paz）乘大巴约3.5小时。前往月亮岛没有单独的直达公共船班，所有船只都将月亮岛与太阳岛捆绑在同一条线路里。当地旅行社的全天团通常早上8:00至9:00从科帕卡巴纳码头出发，先到月亮岛，再前往太阳岛南部，下午返回，全程约8小时。船程单程1小时到1小时30分钟，视天气和船型而定。
从太阳岛南部出发
如果你前一晚住在太阳岛南部的尤马尼（Yumani）村，可以在当地码头包船或搭乘拼船前往月亮岛，船程约30到45分钟。这种方式更灵活，但船班不固定，需要前一晚在村里问清楚。散客拼船价格通常在每人30到50玻利维亚诺之间，包船则按船计价。
岛上停留时间与路线
多数团队在月亮岛停留45分钟到1小时，足够从码头走到伊尼亚克乌尤神庙、绕遗址一圈再返回。如果自行安排，建议留出1.5到2小时，可以沿岛上的“女人之路”（Warmi Thaki）小径爬到更高处的观景点，俯瞰湖面和远处的雷亚尔山脉（Cordillera Real）。岛上没有正式餐厅和客栈，只有码头附近几处收费厕所，每次1到2玻利维亚诺。带足现金，登岛费只收玻利维亚诺。
什么时候去，以及高原上的实际体验
最佳季节与天气
旱季为5月到10月，天空晴朗、湖面平稳，是乘船和拍照的最佳窗口。6月到8月夜间气温常跌破零度，白天阳光下可到15摄氏度左右，船上风大，需要防风外套。雨季12月到3月午后多阵雨，湖面偶有风浪，船班可能延误。4月、11月是过渡期，游客较少，天气也不算差。
高原反应与装备
岛屿海拔约3812米，与科帕卡巴纳基本持平。从拉巴斯直接下来的人建议在科帕卡巴纳住一晚适应，再安排乘船。岛上没有医疗设施，手机信号不稳定。出发前在科帕卡巴纳备好水和零食，穿防滑鞋，石阶路面在雨后湿滑。帽子、墨镜和防晒霜是必需品，高原紫外线强度远超体感。
常见问题
月亮岛需要单独买门票吗？
需要。登岛时在码头缴纳社区门票，约20玻利维亚诺，只收现金。这笔费用不包含在旅行社团费里，导游通常会在出发前提醒。神庙区域不再另收门票。
月亮岛和太阳岛可以一天走完吗？
可以，这也是最常见的走法。从科帕卡巴纳出发的全天团约8小时，先停月亮岛45分钟到1小时，再到太阳岛南部看皮科卡伊纳神庙和尤马尼阶梯，下午5点左右返回。节奏偏快，想安静停留的话建议在太阳岛住一晚分两天走。
岛上可以过夜吗？
基本不可以。月亮岛没有面向游客的客栈或民宿，仅有个别社区小屋，不对外预订。过夜住宿集中在太阳岛南部的尤马尼村，那里有从青旅到湖景 lodge 的多档选择。
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月亮岛 |用户评价
Lovely place! Small island with a toll. ~200 inhabitants and it is recommended to not create trash as there is no real waste management system! Trash is burned. Beautiful ruins that feel very powerful and touched with a gentle hand.
I'll split this review in two parts. First one Temple of the Moon. Compared to Temple of the Sun, Moon Temple is much more preserved and definitely cool place to visit. From here through the top of the island we went to the other side where we stayed for the rest of the day and night. Here starts second part of review. About 20 families lives on the island and our group stay with on of those families. There is no electricity or water on the island. Locals drink boiled water from Lake Titicaca as we do for few hours until they bring bottled water for us from Isla del Sol. For electricity they used ether generator or battery im not sure about it. There was only one shower in "main house". Only extra in my house was electric bulb and i was lucky to have a toilet with running water inside. I say lucky because part of our groups stayed with neighbors where only thing in their house was a bed. No water, not electric bulb and toilet was hole in the ground just outside. There is not a single shop on the island, closest thing to a shop was one woman who was selling some simple things in her house. I'll remember two great things from my stay there. Food was gathered and cooked for us like hour before dinner from our hosts. Second thing was beautiful clear night sky with thousands and thousands of stars and constellations from south hemisphere. Final thoughts i don't regret and I'm satisfied for every moment spent on the island.
Loved staying here a night to watch the sunset and take time to explore the island. Amazing views from the miradors and lovely people. It is a bit tourist trappy but I think staying the night vs just a day trip is worth it. Highly recommend
interesting to read the positive and negative reviews. I agree with both. However, like anything else, it is what you make of it. There are a couple of great trails, and two pretty good ruins to look at. As with most other local ruins, they are not yet roped off from the public, so one can actually touch the 2000 year old stones. I personally think the entire area is amazing.
Don’t waste your time here. Nothing really to see and I was really annoyed by the fact I had to pay 10 Bolivians to enter the island. I’m not sure what that gets your. Extraction of cash from tourists extravaganza.
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