Top 10 Things to See in Peru
If you are thinking of going to Peru, here are some tips on what you can do and where you can go! These are some of the things that we did there:
Lima
Cusco
Arequipa
Colca Canyon
Titicaca and Puno
Reed islands Tequile island
Machu Picchu
Ollantaytambo
Saqsaywaman
Amazon
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Top 10 Best Things To Do in Puno, Peru
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List of Best Things to do in Puno, Peru
Lake Titicaca
Taquile Island
Sillustani
Uros Floating Islands
Portal de Aramu Muru
Condor Hill (Mirador de Kuntur Wasi)
Catedral de Puno
La Casa del Corregidor
Chucuito
Museo Carlos Dreyer
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PUNO, PERU | Things to do at 12,500 feet up!
Puno was one of our favorite spots on our Peruvian trip! With only 150,000 people, it's small enough to not feel cramped like a big city, but large enough to have great sights and food.
We began our day at 12,500 feet up by struggling with some altitude sickness. Once we found a delicious cafe just outside Plaza de Armas, we began to perk up!
After a quick pitstop at our AirBnb, we ventured even higher in elevation to Mirador El Condor which has a gorgeous overview of the city and Lake Titicaca.
Then we returned to central Puno and enjoyed a tasty lunch with a great view. Several Coca de Mates may have been consumed as well!
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PUNO PERU TRAVEL TIPS - LAKE TITICACA - UROS ISLAND - SILLUSTANI TOMBS
With this Puno Peru Travel Tips we take to the LAKE TITICACA, THE UROS ISLANDS AND THE SILLUSTANI TOMBS
After our adventure in Machu Picchu, we took a bus from Cusco to Puno, in front of the Lake Titikaka.
The lake Titikaka is the highest navigable lake in the world!
There you can find tribù isolated in the lake in the Uros Island, where a population with the same name lives on floating islands!
40km from Puno there are the rests of a very fascinating pre-inca and inca cemetery in Sillustani tombs!
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10 Best Places to Visit in Peru - Travel Guide
Best Places to Visit in Peru & Tourist Attractions in Peru - Peru Travel Guide and Tips.
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The Mysterious Floating Islands Of Lake Titicaca In Peru
At Lake Titicaca in Peru there are more than 80 floating islands on which people live, and have done so for perhaps more than 3000 years. Explore and enjoy:
An afternoon in Puno, Peru
We spent an afternoon wandering Puno, Peru and sightseeing lake Titicaca. Altitude sickness is real. Some great food, but rain and sickness made Puno hard to visit.
Puno travel 2019 | Lake Titicaca, Peru
Puno travel 2019 | Lake Titicaca, Peru
Puno is a port city at an altitude of over 3,800 meters, on the shores of Lake Titicaca on the Altiplano of Peru. Despite its picturesque hillside setting, the city itself is a ramshackle collection of mostly unfinished modern buildings – its biggest attraction is as a departure point for the famous floating islands on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca. This, and its proximity to the Bolivian border, means that it’s a regular stop on the South American tourist trail.
Puno is also the name of the region.
The city of Puno is a melting pot of the Aymara and Quechua cultures. Most of its inhabitants are of Andean origin and it has a unique mixture of modernity and Andean traditions. Women in traditional clothing live and work next to their modern versions.
Puno is not exactly the jewel of Peru, but it has its charms. The central square is reasonably pleasant. Calle Lima is a pedestrian walking street with most of the restaurants, bars and clubs. The main reason to visit Puno is to get out onto Lake Titicaca. Almost every hotel will offer some kind of packaged boating deal for the lake, and most of them are good. There is a lot of competition (and good business deals) between the hotels and the tour boats, so most of the prices stay fairly even. If you feel your hotel is making a reasonable offer, take it – a van will be able to pick you up right at the hotel door.
See in Puno, Lake Titicaca, Peru
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Most Puno sights are outside of the city. Check the “Go next”-section below.
Floating Islands Tour boats leave every 40 min from the dock (S/5 by taxi). These cost S/10 for the return boat trip plus a S/10 entry fee to the islands. The last boat leaves around 16:30. The boat takes you to a couple of different islands (there are more than 50) where the island’s “president” explains how the islands are built. Everything is made of reeds, including the islands themselves, the people's houses and their boats.
The Islands of Taquile and Amantani where you can sleep over with a local family.
The peninsulas of Chucuito and Capachica that form the right and left arm of the Puno Bay. In Chucuito you can stay in Luquina Chico or Karina, in Capachica the community of Llachón is becoming famous, but you can also stay on the other side of the peninsula in Ccotos or the small island of Tikonata.
In Puno you can visit the panoramic viewpoints of the Puma and the Condor statues, but especially the last one has had security issues the last few years. Visit in group or accompanied by locals. Especially the Condor has a great view on the bay. Take a taxi (S/8) to the top and go down the more than hundred stairs, in 10 min you are on the main square.
Also worth visiting: the Dreyer Museum (S/15) close to the main square, and the Yavari boat museum. S/7 by taxi (Hotel Posada del Inca).
In the last few years a few smaller museums have opened, like the Galindo Gallery with paintings in the Cusco School style, the Paleontological Museum, the Totora Museum, and the Museo de la Coca y Costumbres/Coca and Costumes Museum, devoted to the coca leaf.
Do in See in Puno, Lake Titicaca, Peru
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Many agencies offer a 2 days/1 night trip to the islands of Lake Titicaca. Visit the Uros floating islands on the water, just outside of Puno, where a small community dwells in reed huts. From there, you can continue to Amantani, where you sleep over in a family house. Lastly there’s Taquile island, famous for its textiles made only by men. Ask your hostel for a quote -- it should be around S/100.
Kayaking with Augusto. Augusto is really into kayaking and an experienced guide. He cares very much for the well-being of the participants and does everything to make everyone feel safe and comfortable. He offers a tour to the Reserva Titicaca Lake (3 hours/US$35 per person) and to the floating islands Uros (5 hours). He was born in Peru and lived many years in the United States, so he speaks Spanish and English very well.
There are several llama farms in Puno available for tourists to go to. You can learn about the history and agricultural llama use. Fun Fun!, check all the places in Inca lake
Puno - Conócelo en 30 segundos.
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