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Descripción general
Visiting Puno, Peru, means discovering its Andean culture, traditions, and customs, as well as experiencing the imposing Lake Titicaca—considered the sacred lake of the Incas and one of the most visited destinations in southern Peru.
Throughout history, most of the Uros floating islands were home to families belonging to various tribes, such as the Kollawas and other ethnic groups that inhabited the area surrounding the city of Puno.
Today, ancestral structures from these cultures can still be appreciated. Many of the families living on the islands of Lake Titicaca maintain their traditional customs, such as artisanal fishing, craft making, and the use of totora reeds, passed down since ancient times.
Island Information:
Uros – «Men of the Lake»
- Floating islands built with totora reeds
- Living culture: Aymara language, traditional fishing, constant island renewal
- Located close to the port of Puno
Amantanà – «Land of Peace»
- Agriculture, fishing, and stone carving
- Attractions: Pachatata and Pachamama temples
- Experiential tourism with homestays in family houses
Taquile – «Island of Ancestral Weavers»
- Renowned for its fine handmade textiles
- UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Andean landscapes, pre-Inca terraces, and stone walls
Itinerario completo
- 07:00 a.m.: Pick-up from your hotel in Puno, Peru.
- We board our tourist boat to head to the Uros floating islands, a 20- to 30-minute journey.
- Upon arrival, our local guide will explain the traditions and customs of the families inhabiting these islands. We will learn how they weave ropes using Lake Titicaca's totora reeds, which are used to build their canoes and homes.
- We continue toward Amantanà Island, a travel time of approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, arriving between 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.
- Local families will welcome us in their traditional attire and escort us to their homes for lunch and our overnight homestay.
- In the afternoon, together with our guide, we will hike to the Pachatata ceremonial center, offering a spectacular view of Lake Titicaca and the sunset.
- We return to the family homestay for dinner and then participate in a traditional welcome gathering, sharing music and typical dances with our host families.
- After the celebration, we return to the family home to rest until the next day.
- After enjoying a traditional breakfast on AmantanÃ, we head to the boat. The host family warmly bids us farewell, wishing us good fortune on our journey.
- We sail for approximately 1 hour toward Taquile Island.
- Upon arrival, we take a 40-minute walk along a beautiful stone path, observing ancient agricultural terraces and farming areas.
- In the main square, our guide will share the history of Taquile and highlight the fine quality of its textiles, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
- Afterward, we will enjoy a traditional Taquilean lunch.
- Following a brief rest, at around 2:00 p.m., we return to the port to board the boat back to Puno, arriving at approximately 4:00 p.m.
Precios de viaje
Visiting Puno, Peru, means discovering its Andean culture, traditions, and customs, as well as experiencing the imposing Lake Titicaca—considered the sacred lake of the Incas and one of the most visited destinations in southern Peru.
Throughout history, most of the Uros floating islands were home to families belonging to various tribes, such as the Kollawas and other ethnic groups that inhabited the area surrounding the city of Puno.
Today, ancestral structures from these cultures can still be appreciated. Many of the families living on the islands of Lake Titicaca maintain their traditional customs, such as artisanal fishing, craft making, and the use of totora reeds, passed down since ancient times.
Island Information:
Uros – «Men of the Lake»
- Floating islands built with totora reeds
- Living culture: Aymara language, traditional fishing, constant island renewal
- Located close to the port of Puno
Amantanà – «Land of Peace»
- Agriculture, fishing, and stone carving
- Attractions: Pachatata and Pachamama temples
- Experiential tourism with homestays in family houses
Taquile – «Island of Ancestral Weavers»
- Renowned for its fine handmade textiles
- UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Andean landscapes, pre-Inca terraces, and stone walls
¿Qué incluye?
- Hotel pick-up
- Transportation by tourist boat
- Entrance tickets to the islands
- 1 night accommodation in AmantanÃ
- 2 lunches (Amantanà and Taquile)
- 1 breakfast and 1 dinner
¿Qué no está incluido?
- Unspecified services
- Personal expenses
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