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What to do and see in Puno, Puno Region: The Best Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers
Llamas, sheep and alpacas roam the plains of Puno, a port city in southeastern Peru. Their fleeces are used to make the area’s signature textiles, which make excellent souvenirs. You’ll do a lot of walking here, as many of the streets are too steep for cars. But the climbs are worth it for the excellent views of Lake Titicaca. Take a boat to the Floating Islands or get up close and personal with the four-legged locals at a llama farm.
Restaurants in Puno
1. Incas Paradise
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5.0 based on 115 reviews
Discover the best Puno, Cusco, Arequipa and Bolivia Tours! We offer regular, traditional, private and luxury tours, custom made trips, travel packages, private transportation, transfers, and other services. Design your own itinerary tours, we are specialists in customized travel packages! Contact us today.
2. Geographic Experiences
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Our trips in Peru are designed to immerse you in fascinating cultures, lanscapes and draw out the uniqueness of each destination through enriching and authentic lifetime experiences.
3. 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
4. Pacha Expedition
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5.0 based on 354 reviews
Tours in Puno, Arequipa, Cusco as a company located with offices in Cusco and Puno with a free camping for our customers, in Puno we have 03 hosteles call Pacha Hostel where we have a bar and karaoke, Pacha Suite, Pacha Confort in Puno and one in cusco call Ukukus Hostel a travel agency, bar and restaurant in sort of Titicaca lake is the birthplace of the sun. In addition, we show all around about the lake titicaca and Puno as a city in the highest navigable body of water in the world. atraccion us a uros, taquile and amantani island, we have conventional and private tours too like sillustani, amaru muro, chucuito, suasi, anapia, sun island, pomata and uyuni in bolivia,
5. 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.
6. Uros Tupirmarka Lodge
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4.5 based on 124 reviews
TUPIRMARKA's rooms is made with reed (lake plant) and is natural and ecological, offers peace and tranquility, where the host family can participate in fishing, crafts and traditions of the island also the guest can dress traditional vest of the Uros people. We have all the necessary basic services, restaurant and bar and we also can stroll in the pass on small boats around the islands.
7. 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.
8. Highland Adventure
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4.5 based on 29 reviews
We are a team very capable and experienced to provide you the best travel experience and help you to plan your next vacation in Peru and Bolivia. lake Titicaca tours, kayaking Titicaca tour, Uros Taquile tour, floating island tour, Colca canyon tour from Puno, Colca canyon tour from Arequipa, Machu Picchu tours, Rainbow mountain trip, Sun and Moon island in Bolivia. We offer private and group tours according to your requirements; being responsible with local people who make our visit possible.
