Puno is a lively city on Lake Titicaca's southern shore in Peru. Known as the country's folklore capital, it boasts rich cultural traditions and vibrant festivals. Visitors can also explore the unique floating Uros Islands. Its high-altitude charm makes it a must-see destination in the Andes.

Uros Island is a unique floating island on Lake Titicaca, built entirely from totora reeds. The Uros people live here. This place offers a fascinating glimpse into their old way of life, rich culture, and sustainable traditions. A visit here is both educational and unforgettable.

Amantani is a remote, round island on Lake Titicaca. It covers 9.3 square kilometres and is located at an elevation of 3,800 metres. About 3,500 people who speak Quechua live in ten communities on the island. No cars or hotels; the terraced hills yield quinoa, potatoes, and wheat, and livestock graze. Two sacred peaks (Pachatata & Pachamama) host Inca‑Tiwanaku ruins and annual rituals. Charming homestays, vibrant textiles, and authentic Andean culture await.