Top Puno Half-day Tours - page 2

Embark on a half-day tour to Lake Umayo's Sillustani, known for its impressive funeral towers. Set out from Puno to this pre-Incan burial ground belonging to Peru's indigenous Colla people. Explore the grounds and learn about the Colla civilization, inhabitants of the surrounding lands years before the Inca people. Your trip includes round-trip hotel transport.

Embark on a one-of-a-kind adventure with our aqua biking tour on Lake Titicaca. Pedal on the water and enjoy breathtaking views of the lake’s crystal-clear waters and distant horizons. Feel the cool breeze as you explore the tranquil surroundings of this vast high-altitude lake. This aquatic biking experience promises a unique and thrilling way to connect with the natural beauty of Lake Titicaca.

Discover the culture of the Uros people on a half-day tour from Puno. Visit the floating islands in the middle of Lake Titicaca and learn about the daily life of the Uros people from your guide and the community. Take a ride in one of their reed boats which they use to travel between islands and learn about the beautiful handicrafts that they have become so well-known for.

Discover the wonders of Puno visiting the mysterious funerary towers or also known as Chullpas of Sillustani. The tombs of Sillustani are incredible stone towers surrounded by the beautiful Umayo lagoon and it is the most important pre Inca and Inca burial site in Peru. You will explore this fantastic place and we are going to visit a local family to learn about their customs.

After lunch, join this half day tour from Puno to visit the funeral towers of Sillustani. The towers are also called chullpas. They were made of stone and used by many cultures, like the Collas and Incas. Find the Lizard that stands out for being the highest tower. Also see the waru waru earth mounds built to protect the area from flood and frost, and look for wild animals.

Navigate the calm waters of Lake Titicaca to explore the unique floating islands of Uros during this small-group kayaking tour. Depart from Puno with all of the necessary equipment and follow your guide through the diverse flora and fauna of the region. Participate in cultural activities to learn about this unique community when you arrive in Uros, then head back to Puno by kayak.Take a kayaking tour from Puno to Uros Island. Spot the unique wildlife of the region. Discover the culture of the Uru people. All equipment and entrance fees included. Where you’ll kayak Although is a short time for kayaking on Lake Titicaca National Reserve you definitely won’t miss the local scenery of the flora and fauna on the way to Uros Islands. DETAILS: Tour Duration: 3 hours approx. (hotel/uros/hotel) Paddling Distance: 10km round trip. Hotel pickup time: 3:00 p.m. Return to Hotels: 06.00 am. Kayak Frequency: Daily.

Uros Tour full day - Taquile It is a mystical balance with the environment, Lake Titicaca shows its natural wealth. Its cold blue waters surround the city of Puno and show fantastic places that keep its history and tradition intact. This source of life and development seeks, with tourism, to preserve its incredible culture and landscapes. In addition, the legend tells that from this famous lake were born Manco Cápac and Mama Ocllo, founders of the Inca Empire. Titicaca is the highest and navigable lake in the world, this Natural Heritage of Peru is located in the Puno region and is shared with the neighboring country of Bolivia. The islands that inhabit this majestic place are Taquile, Amantaní and Uros, the same ones that maintain their pre-Columbian traditions and customs.

This experience is led by a local spiritual guide. Hike to Aramu Muru, a door-like stone structure near Lake Titicaca known as “Gate of the Gods,” to make offerings to Mother Nature. The experience includes ceremonies, meditations, offerings, and rituals to absorb the vortex energy of this interdimensional doorway. Pachamana offerings are included in the price.

Discover the fascinating archaeological complex of Sillustani, renowned for its impressive funerary towers, known as Chullpas. Set against the scenic backdrop of Lake Umayo, this site is one of the major necropolises in the Andean region, showcasing the architectural prowess of the Kollas and Incas. Marvel at the towering structures that defy gravity while learning about their historical significance. This tour offers a glimpse into ancient Andean burial practices and rich cultural heritage. - Visit the iconic funerary towers surrounded by the beautiful Umayo Lagoon - Learn about the history and significance of the site with an expert guide - Experience one of the most important necropolises in the Andean world - Conveniently located just 33 km northwest of Puno

The only way to discover the Uros Floating Islands is out on the waters of Lake Titicaca. This boat tour takes you around the reed islands and gives you an opportunity to learn about everyday life on the lake. Learn how the islands were built, and then head to Taquile Island and walk around the island's archaeological sites to learn about Taquile's rich history.

It is important to know that the Uros Floating Islands have become a very touristy place, but it is still a magical and wonderful place, it is also important to know that thanks to tourism these families already have daily support offering their products and services. , the question is to enjoy it. You will be able to know the animals and plants that we have in the Uros. Then you will have the opportunity to enjoy a great ride on a totora raft that will take you to another floating island!

Explore the idyllic floating islands of Lake Titicaca on an exciting full-day tour from Puno. Visit Uros and Taquile to gain insight into the indigenous inhabitants of the unique islands; ride the gentle waters of the world’s highest lake on a boat; and enjoy an authentic experience of a culture untouched by mainland modernity. Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off is included in this tour.

Embark on a day tour of Lake Titicaca, a large mountain lake that serves as a natural border between Peru and Bolivia. Depart your Puno hotel (Puno is a 4-hour drive from Peru's second most populous city, Arequipa) for port, then set out via motorboat toward the floating Uros Islands. Visit two of these dozens of man-made islands—each constructed from native reeds found in the lake's shallow waters—and learn about their distinct inhabitants and culture as you go. Next, continue to Taquile island, home to some of Peru's best weavers.

It is important to know that the Uros Floating Islands have become a very touristy place, but it is still a magical and wonderful place, it is also important to know that thanks to tourism these families already have daily support offering their products and services. , the question is to enjoy it. You will be able to know the animals and plants that we have in the Uros. Then you will have the chance to enjoy a great ride on a totora raft that will take you to another floating island!

It is important to know that the Uros Floating Islands have become a very touristy place, but it is still a magical and wonderful place, it is also important to know that thanks to tourism these families already have daily support offering their products and services. , the question is to enjoy it. You will be able to know the animals and plants that we have in the Uros. Then you will have the chance to enjoy a great ride on a totora raft that will take you to another floating island!

Ancient Stone Burial Towers: Discover the impressive ancient stone burial towers, known as chullpas, built to honor noble ancestors and preserve their remains for generations. Stunning Lake Umayo Backdrop: Take in the spectacular scenery of Lake Umayo, whose tranquil waters and surrounding landscapes provide a picturesque setting for these historical sites. Pre-Inca Civilization: Explore the remnants of a pre-Inca civilization that flourished in this region, showcasing remarkable engineering and cultural sophistication. Colla People's Customs: Learn about the customs and spiritual beliefs of the Colla people, who built these tombs to reflect their deep respect for the dead and their connection to the afterlife.