Illimani

[ee-yee-mah-nee]

noun

1. a mountain in W Bolivia, in the Andes, near La Paz. 21,188 feet (6,458 meters).

Illimani

/ iʎiˈmani /

noun

1. a mountain in W Bolivia, in the Andes near La Paz. Height: 6882 m (22 580 ft)

Example Sentences

From the windy city of El Alto, high up on the altiplano above La Paz, you can see the formidable and much revered mountain of Illimani.

From BBC

A snowcapped peak, the Illimani, looms over all, like a protectorate.

From New York Times

Each of the 12 rooms is furnished eclectically, most have stunning views over the city, and some come with sunset or sunrise views over the mountain Illimani.

From The Guardian

He took a hotel suite overlooking the snowbound heights of Mount Illimani, and photographed himself – overweight, balding, lit cigar in his mouth – in the mirror.

From The Guardian

The “Ice Memory” expedition of 15 scientists took samples from the glacier on Illimani Mountain in the Andes and will store them in Antarctica at the French-Italian research station Concordia.

From Washington Post