Top Puno Tickets & Passes

The National Reserve of Titicaca (RNT) is located on the continental waters of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, in the immediate vicinity of the provinces of Puno and Huancané in the department of Puno, at an average altitude of 3,810 masl. It covers 36,180 hectares. Wild flora and fauna from Lake Titicaca are preserved in the area. The reserve also contributes to the socio-economic development of the region and maintaining alive the traditional cultures of the people that inhabit the area. The communities of Uros and Uros Titino, which inhabit the islands on the vast lake, offer various hospitality options for tourists, providing an excellent opportunity to soak up the local culture.

Take a motorboat across Lake Titicaca to the floating reed island of Uros and learn about one of the first ethnic groups of the Andes and admire the craftsmanship of the large reed boats made by the men of the island. Visit Taquile Island to get a closer look at the handicrafts made in this region and have lunch at a local restaurant—not included—before heading back to Puno.

This tour is very special, a true experience of staying in Uros with the perfect comfort for you. You will know better and understand the life of these special people called Uros, you will do different cultural activities such as cutting rushes, fishing by hand, building a representation of the islands and much more.

Explore the world's highest navigable lake on a kayaking tour from Puno. Paddle the waters of Lake Titicaca—the mountain lake that acts as a natural border between Peru and Bolivia—toward the floating Uros islands: a series of man-made islands constructed from native totora reeds. Explore a Uros and learn about its residents from your guide, then set out via boat to Taquile Island, a hotbed of textile art. Embark on a leisurely island hike with some time spent in Taquile's town square for lunch, shopping and weaving demos.

Discover several Incan archeological sites with this 2-day private tour from Cusco. Join a local guide to learn about pre-Incan and Incan history as you visit the archeological sites of Raqchi, Pukara, and Sillustani. Spend the night with a host family on the island of Llachon in Lake Titikaka. Explore the lake with a hike and by boat the following day.

Immerse yourself in the indigenous cultures on Lake Titicaca during this 2-day tour. Go kayaking on the lake, then stay overnight with a local family on remote Amantani Island. All kayaking equipment, basic overnight accommodations, meals per itinerary, and round-trip transport from Puno are included. Please note: there is a mandatory pre-departure orientation the day before your tour begins.

Explore the unique cylindrical Burial towers of Peru’s Pukara and inkas  Culture during this 4 hour excursion to the Sillustani burial site. our Travel  agency provide  a guide, transportation, and entrance fees through the ‘Altiplano’ (High Plains) to this ancient indigenous funerary site where you’ll visit the “Chullpas” burial towers and learn about this Pre-Columbian culture’s belief in the afterlife.

On this tour you can spend or live the experience with a local family from Puno from Amantani Island.

The Floating Islands of the Uros are located in the bay of Puno, 10 km away from the port of Puno (20 to 30 minutes of navigation)

Explore the second deepest canyon in the world at the Colca Canyon, or lose yourself in the pale streets of the White City – Arequipa See the mysterious Nazca Lines for free with our visit to the Nazca Lines Viewing Tower, or we can help you to book your flight (overnight stay required) – Nazca Take on the famous dune buggies and try your hand at sandboarding on the only desert oasis in South America – Huacachina Visit The Poor Man’s Galapagos via speedboat, and see some of the best of untouched Peruvian wildlife, from penguins to sea lions – Paracas

The Colca Canyon is one of the deepest in the world and a popular destination for hiking. It is located in southern Peru, next to the Colca River, famous among rafting enthusiasts. In this valley inhabits the huge Andean condor, which can be seen from several viewpoints, such as Cruz del Cóndor. It is an area with green landscapes and several remote traditional villages where the terraces are cultivated typical of the Incas.

Kayaking Uros in Titicaca is the best way to get to know the floating Island of Uros. Enjoy paddling around the natural reservation of the Titikaka as well. Join this tour and be part of the experience of kayaking on the highest navigable lake in the world, an unforgettable experience