Abra Warmisaya Pass

Titicaca Lake

Titicaca Lake is renowned as the highest navigable lake globally, located in the Andes Mountains on the border of Peru and Bolivia. It offers breathtaking natural beauty with its crystal-clear waters surrounded by majestic snow-capped peaks. The lake is also home to various indigenous communities, including the Uros people who live on artificial floating islands made of reeds. Visitors can explore these unique islands, interact with the locals, and learn about their traditional way of life. Additionally, the lake features several fascinating archaeological sites, such as the Inca ruins of Isla del Sol (Island of the Sun) and Isla de la Luna (Island of the Moon).

Tinajani Canyon

Tinajani Canyon is a geological wonder located in the Puno region of Peru. It is known for its unique rock formations and towering hoodoos, which resemble a forest of stone. The canyon's rugged beauty and unusual geological features make it a captivating sight to behold. Visitors can explore the canyon on foot, marveling at the intricate shapes carved by erosion over millions of years. Tinajani Canyon offers a serene and otherworldly atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a unique natural experience in Peru.

Sillustani

Sillustani is an ancient burial site located on the shores of Lake Umayo near Puno in Peru. It features impressive funerary towers known as chullpas, which were built by the pre-Incan civilizations of the Colla people. These stone structures served as tombs for the nobility and elites. Sillustani offers a glimpse into the ancient cultures that thrived in the region and provides stunning panoramic views of Lake Titicaca and the surrounding mountains. It is a place of historical and archaeological significance, offering visitors an opportunity to connect with Peru's rich past.

Abra Arapa Pass

Red Lake

Abra Palomani Pass

Uros

Floating Islands