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Hostal Los Uros Puno

T. Valcarcel 135, Puno Puno, Peru

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Lake Titicaca - The inland sea in the Andes

A travel blog entry by brad2512

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With my time in Arequipa coming to an end I farewelled the helpful staff at the Hotel Corridor and took a cab to Arequipa's central bus terminal. Buses to Puno leave frequently. There is a train line though services no longer run on a regular basis. A bus from Arequipa to Puno costs 16 soles which is about AU$5.50 and takes about 6 hours. The …

Island Hopping on the coolest lake in world

A travel blog entry by mrewkowski

We headed out for a an awesome 2 day adventure on Lake Titicaca. The highest navigable lake in the world, 190 km long, 60 km wide and 290 m deep settled between Peru and Bolivia. In order to visit the Titicaca floating islands you have 2 options. You can visit a local Puno agency and book a 2 day trip with 4 meals and sleeping arangements at a …

Puno, Peru (11/28/2010-11/29/2010)

A travel blog entry by samuel.dewey

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I spent Saturday night in Cusco and got up early Sunday to find a bus to Puno, Peru. Puno is in southeastern Peru on lake Titicaca, the largest lake in the world above 6,000ft.

I had a list of quality bus companies that travel to Puno, but none of them seemed to travel to Puno during the afternoon. I was ready to move on so I just booked …

PUNO NOT SO POO

A travel blog entry by unbound

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After returning to Cucso from Machu Picchu we headed out the next day on a 6 hour bus ride to Puno.
The buses here are fairly nice. On this ride we took a tourist bus so we got to visit with other travelers and such. They played some movies for us (which I wish they hadnīt as they were blasting them through the speakers). First was August Rush …

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“Rock Puma” aka Lake Titicaca

A travel blog entry by lynnsey

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... in the surrounding area of Puno the Imas and the Cashuans. the Imas were hard working and better soldiers than the people of the Cashuan tribe. at first the Ima people fought for their land but quickly realized they were no match against the conquistador soldiers. they would rather die than become slaves…or FLEE. they jumped onto their boats and into the center of Lake Titicaca they went to live.

anyone who has spent significant time on a boat knows ...

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