Puno is located directly on Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable
lake in the world. Since there is
a festival or a dance at every opportunity, and a myriad of
different costumes, the city is nicknamed the“folklore capital”
of Peru. In this region, the
so-called Altiplano, the ancestral rural lifestyle has remained unchanged for ages.

Highlights:
The Uros floating reed islands, Taquile: the home of the skilled weavers, the Isla del Sol, and
the Isla de la Luna on the Bolivian side of the Titicaca lake.