Lake Titicaca is in the Andes Mountains with borders in Peru and Bolivia. It is the highest lake in the world that can be navigated by large vessels. If you are fortunate enough to visit this breathtaking sight you will see that the cultures that still exist along the shores of the lake continue to use the traditions of ancestors long ago.
Visiting Lake Titicaca is an experience you will never forget. Standing on the shores of this vast body of water, an amazing feeling comes over you. You are aware of the pride of the people who live along the shores while also noting their humility; this is an incredible combination and the time, place and people etch a place in your heart. While some residents of Puno work the land to make a living on the shores, others still inhabit the “Uros Islands” located well off the shore and they keep alive traditions that are centuries old. You do not want to miss this wonderful adventure and experience the high mountain air of the Andes. You will begin to understand the ancient culture of Peru, one of the gems in South America’s crown.
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