Things to do in Puno

The Titicaca Lake on the Copacabana side is quieter and less commercialized than the Puno side. However, the weather was not very good during the two nights we stayed in Copacabana, so we did not take a boat tour of the lake. It was still beautiful to watch from the shore, but the wind was a bit strong.

Our boat picked us up at the hotel dock and sailed through the reeds to the Uros floating islands. We went ashore for an hour or so and heard some stories about how the islands were built and maintained, we visited some houses and talked to some locals. Of course, there was also a chance to pick some textiles. We sailed to another island in a traditional reed boat, which cost a few dollars but was well worth it. It was the beginning of a beautiful day on the lake.

Driving to the ruins, the scenery along the way is very beautiful. The ruins are a noble or royal cemetery with a very long history. While the scenery here in the cemetery is very beautiful, the feeling of desolation also makes people feel deeply.

Located between Puno and Lake Titicaca! It's a short walk from the main road, but if you don't know it, you'll miss it and you won't think there's such a wonderful place ahead! I think it's a place that few tourists go... There's a swimming pool! The pool was not very early, so I stopped the car to take pictures. I was able to go in and out freely without a door! Recommend it because it offers a panoramic view of Lake Titicaca and the city of the pool!