The best of Titicaca
Titicaca is perhaps the most famous and well-known lake in all of South America. It belongs half to Peru and half to Bolivia. Among the beautiful places are several islands located on the lake – each of them has its own unique culture. The coast of the lake with the adjacent hills and several monuments in the surrounding towns are also interesting. Let's take a look at the most beautiful places around Lake Titicaca.
Sun Island
Sacred island on Lake Titicaca
The Incas, according to the ancient legends, determined their origin from the island of the Sun, located on… continue reading
Tiwanaku
The most important Bolivian ruins
Just a short distance from Lake Titicaca there are the most remarkable Bolivian ruins – Tiwanaku, the former… continue reading
Floating islands Uros
An interesting tribe on Lake Titicaca
Only a short distance from the large town of Puno, situated on the shores of Lake Titicaca, you can see the… continue reading
Basilica of Our Lady of Copacabana
The most beautiful monument at Lake Titicaca
The White Basilica in Copacabana is a wonderful example of 16th century colonial architecture. The empty… continue reading
City View
The second most famous island on Lake Titicaca
After lunch, the only thing waiting for you is the descent to the port. First you have to climb a few meters… continue reading
At the top of Cerro Calvario
Iconic peak above Copacabana
The top of the hill really lives up to its name. Here you will meet not only tourists, but also locals… continue reading
Cathedral in the city of Puno
The most beautiful monument in Pune
In the historic center of the city of Puno, you will also come across the beautiful Cathedral of St. Charles… continue reading
Kuntur Wasi viewpoint
The most beautiful view in Pune
To the west of the city center of Puno rise hills reaching over 4,300 meters above sea level. The famous… continue reading
Cerro Pucara (3,975m)
Little known view of Titicaca
Cerro Pucara (3,975m) is a little-known but beautiful observation hill just a few kilometers north of… continue reading