Lake Titicaca, Peru
Your visit contributes positively to local communities.
Directly benefit the people and businesses that make Puno unique.
Purchase directly from artisans in the communities.
Eat at local restaurants to support families.
Select locally-owned tour operators for direct benefits.
Listen more than speak; observe local life respectfully.
Ask questions politely and show genuine interest.
Support reputable charities if considering donations.
Dispose of waste properly, leaving no trace behind.
Conserve water and electricity in your accommodation.
Protect yourself from the sun at high altitude.
Minimize your ecological footprint.
Engage with respect and understanding.
Thoughtful engagement fosters positive exchanges.
Support communities through purchases from artisans or reputable charities. This fosters sustainable development.
Where to go next based on your interests, continuing your Peruvian or South American adventure.
For iconic Inca history and trekking.
For stunning Andean landscapes and condor viewing.
For biodiversity and jungle adventures.
For unique high-altitude and surreal landscapes.
Puno functions as a hub in the Southern Peru circuit, easily combined.
Functions as a gateway to Bolivia for unique adventures.
Focus on longer homestays or visits to more remote communities.
Gain a more intimate understanding of local life.
Return specifically during optimal birding seasons.
Explore Lake Titicaca National Reserve's diverse avian inhabitants.
Experience Puno's unique charm in different climates.
Witness how the environment transforms throughout the year.
Ensure a smooth departure by confirming onward travel, packing valuables, and having documents ready for the next leg of your journey.
Puno leaves a lasting mark, offering new perspectives and inviting future explorations.
Be prepared for unexpected events.
Puno and Lake Titicaca present a profound start to any South American exploration,
Inviting you to discover more.
