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Tourism, attractions, sightseeing, sports and recreation for the lake, between the borders of Bolivia and Peru, considered the birthplace of Incan civilization.
Lake Titicaca - Cradle of Inca Civilization
Sacred lake in Incan mythology and favored destination - find out why millions revere this lake.
A Tour of Lake Titicaca Photo Gallery
This photographic tour takes us from Puno, Peru to Copacabana, Bolivia, with stops at islands important to the Inca Empire, archaeological sites, the floating islands of the Uros and views of the magnificent scenery of earth, sky and deep, blue water.
A Visit to the Floating Islands of Lake Titicaca
A Visit to the Floating Islands of Lake Titicaca includes a two hour boat ride from Puno, Peru for a view of a traditional way of life revolving around the gathering, drying and usage of tortora reeds for shelter, cooking fires, diet, boats, and even the footing under the islander's feet.
The Floating Islands of Lake Titicaca
The Floating Islands of Lake Titicaca are the home of the Uros, who consider themselves the owners of the lake and its waters. Traditionally fishermen and weavers, they now include tourism as a mainstay as visitors to the lake enjoy the sensation of walking on a floating layer of reeds.
El Pueblo del Lago
"A seis kilómetros del puerto lacustre de Puno se encuentra un sorprendente archipiélago de 40 islas de totora (especie de junco que crece en los terrenos pantanosos de América del Sur), habitadas por los Uros, descendientes directos de una de las culturas más antiguas del continente."
Exploring Lake Titicaca
Photos and commentary by Steve Underwood.
Hotel Colon
In Puno. Site is in French.
Hotel Listing
Addresses and info for hotels in La Paz Lake Titicaca Copacabana and other cities in the La Paz area.
Island of Taquile - by Lynn F. Monahan
"Until 20 years ago Taquile was a forgotten place, tucked away near the western shore of the world's highest navigable lake, at 12,490 feet above sea level on the high Andean plateau called the Altiplano. Outsiders were so rare that residents hid at the sight of strange faces."
Lake Titicaca Highlights
Hydrofoil tours exploring the cultural and archaelogical significance of the lake.
Lake Titicaca
"Sharing the lands of both Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca sits at an impressive height of 12,530 feet above sea level (3820 meters). Altitude sickness can be a real problem here if you don't take it easy." Text and photos.
Lake Titicaca
Legend Of Lake Titicaca And The Lemurian Solar Disc.
Lake Titicaca
Photos of the lake and description of the terraces leading out of the lake.
Lake Titicaca
Descriptions flora and fauna.
Lake Titicaca
Origins of the Incas according to Peruvian mythology.
Lake Titicaca
Photos of daily life on the lake.
Lake Titicaca
Travelogue and photos.
Lake Titicaca
Description highlights and tour opportunities in both Peru and Bolivia.
Map
From the National Geographic Society.
Photographs of Isla Del Sol
Thumbnail sketches from Fototrek about Lake Titicaca.
Puno Hotels
Compare rates, amenities and ratings before clicking on a hotel link for details and online booking. From Kayak.
Puno, Lake Titicaca and the Islands
Touring opportunities, sightseeing and beautiful photographs from Let's Go Peru.
The Bolivian Expedition Company
Customized and group adventures throughout Bolivia, including off-the-beaten-path experiences.
The Uros of Lake Titicaca
Text and photos of a visit to the Uros and Taquile.
Water-Level Changes in Lake Titicaca Bolivia/Peru
A scholarly 3500 14C yr High-Resolution Record.
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