City: Puno Region
Top Things to do in Puno Region
10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Puno Region That You Shouldn't Miss
Puno (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈpuno]) is a region in southeastern Peru. It is bordered by Bolivia on the east, the Madre de Dios Region on the north, the Cusco and Arequipa regions on the west, the Moquegua Region on the southwest, and the Tacna Region on the south. Its capital is the city of Puno, which is located on Lake Titicaca in the geographical region known as the Altiplano or high sierra.
Restaurants in Puno Region
1. Titicaca Travel Peru
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5.0 based on 840 reviews
We are a Peruvian company specializing in tourist service, we offer to provide our guests with high levels of service quality in the tourist destination of Lake Titicaca. Our main mission is to provide specialized services, innovating the increasingly demanding tourist, we care about the satisfaction of our customers, contributing to the sustainable development of our region of Puno
2. Puno Tours
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5.0 based on 126 reviews
Puno Tours! We are a Travel agency in Puno-Lake Titicaca, We provide a range of services such as Classics Tours, Private tours, Packages, Hotels and Bus tickets in Puno and Titicaca Lake. These services were carefully selected to meet the demands, needs and expectations of today's traveler. We also Offer new touristic products such us nature, mysticism and Adventure Tours. Ask also for our tours in Cusco, Arequipa and Bolivia.
3. Lake Titicaca Travel
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5.0 based on 174 reviews
We are lovers of our cultures: Aymaras and Quechuas and we want to share it with you! We are a direct local operator of Lake Titicaca and we make authentic trips with authentic people. Somos amantes de nuestras culturas: Aymaras y Quechuas y queremos compartirlo contigo! somos Operador local directo del LagoTiticaca y realizamos viajes auténticos con personas autenticas.
4. Lake Titicaca
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4.5 based on 2,428 reviews
This is the world's largest navigable lake to large vessels, which lies more than 12,500 feet above sea level and covers 3,200 square miles in the Andes Mountains between the border of Peru to the west and Bolivia to the east.
Reviewed By 1234texas - Dripping Springs, United States
It is a long way to Peru and it takes some time to get here, but the long ride to the lake is one of the many "high points" of your trip to Peru. The reward is to experience the lake, and the people that live on it. The beauty is just hard to describe: crystal clear water, mountain views, small islands, the floating islands, the exhilarating boat ride and the talented people making a living on the lake. We have heard great things about this trip from traveling friends, but none of them prepare you for it. This meets all the requirements for "bucket list " status--you will not be disappointed. The views of it from the hotel room were nothing short of spectacular, but it gets even better when you are on the lake and have a wonderful 36o view--everywhere you look is special. As an aside, I strongly recommend that you stay at GHL Hotel Lago Titicaca. It is a wonderful property on all measures of a great hotel--a total surprise for us!
5. Taquile Island
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4.5 based on 4,735 reviews
Located approximately 25 kilometers from the shore of Lake Titicaca, this scenic island is known for its friendly inhabitants, clear blue lake waters and distant snow-capped mountains.
Reviewed By LookLukey
I felt like at Uros every thing the locals say has been rehearsed before, some of their jokes were just for the tourists and it made me rather sad than laugh. From the uros islands, we took a 2 hour boat ride until getting to the Taquile island. From there we walked to the main square (you can definitely feel the altitude during the walk so take it easy), where you have a traditional lunch (fresh fish, french fries, rice, some vegetables). From there you can walk around a little and continue to where the boat picks you up. The circuit offers spectacular views of the lake, and you can see all the view to Bolivia. Probably one of the best things to do when in Puno, the views are impressive.
6. Sillustani
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4.5 based on 1,864 reviews
These fascinating ruins consist of huge, cylinder-shaped towers in which pre-Inca tribes buried the elite members of their community.
Reviewed By DonCesar - Nuremberg, Germany
Probably 1.5 hours needed at a slow pace, we got a taxi from Puno for 100 soles, since we did the tour after the boat day trip and it’s well worth it, had almost the place to ourselves.
7. Amantani Island
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4.5 based on 384 reviews
Reviewed By _I30LW
Amantani independently I followed one of the posts here from six years ago and did amantani independently. As you do it without an agency you're money goes straight to the hosting family. Also don't forget to bring some things for the family - fruits /rice/spices /things for children (PLEASE Don't bring sweets, dental care is a problem over there). So the procedure is cery easy - just go to the port to the office called amantani Pay about 30 soles. Embark at 8 am. You will get to uro (half an hour sailing) for and hour (for eight soles you could take the Reed boat there) After an hour in the Uros you'll embark to amantani (about 2 hours, prepare for a long boat ride). The boats are very comfortable and it's a good idea to climb to he roof and get some sun. I'm Amantani the captain will partner you to a family. (mine was Serafina, very nice old lady!) The price for the home stay today in 2019 - 50 soles. (includes lunch dinner and breakfast. You'll eat lunch and go to look around pachatata and pachamama (you'll have an awesome view! look for the mountains of Bolivia!) AN IMPORTANT TIP: I planned on return after dark so I pinned the house in Google maps. (also the hosts give you their name on paper so the residents could give you directions). I traveled a bit around the island and got back after dark. The sight of the building storm and lightnings in Bolivia was something to behold from the darkness of amantani. (there is no lighting on the island so bring a lamp with you) Ate a nice dinner and then - sleep time. (p.s no phone chargers, bring a power bank!) IMPORTANT NOTICE: if you do it without an agency you won't go to the dancing. (I asked my hosts and they said that it's in the other side of the island, around hour walking, so I just didn't do it) Wake up 6:30 for breakfast, 7:30 on the boat again. After an hour arrive to Taquile Island. You have three hours to look around, not that much to see (there are some ruins though, and the men weave there which is cool). Recommendation: if you're not hungry just buy a bit of food in the island and wait with lunch till you get back to puño. In 11:30 embark, and around 14:30 get back to puño. Get ready for a long sailing. Summery: amantani is by far the most authentic and nice island. If you have some basic Spanish, don't afraid to go solo and and get hosted by locals! For any question, pm me.
8. Yavari
9. Iglesia Apostol Santiago
10. Portal de Aramu Muru
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4.5 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By GUS1SINO
Excellent visit to the Sacred Portal. Very informative. Incredible experience! We were picked up on time by tour guide and both, driver and tour guide were very courteous, knowledgeable and willing to go out of their way to make us feel at ease.
