One of the highest navigable lake in the world, is located at 3,800 meters above sea level. Is separated into two areas, the largest lake (Chucuto) is located to the north and the lower lake (Huiñamarca) on the south. Lake Titicaca is considered a magical, sacred and spiritual in its different facets offering its scenic beauty with spectacular views of the Andes Mountains and part of its history through various archaeological sites.

Surrounded by beautiful snow-capped mountains, Lake Titicaca is home to ancient Aymara farming and fishing communities. Is an essential source of Bolivian culture and a meeting of religions, traditions and beliefs. In addition to his landscapes full of energy and mysticism, Titicaca has several attractions of interest in their archaeological and cultural significance:

The peninsula of Copacabana, ceremonial center since pre-Hispanic cultures, which houses the shrine of the Virgen de la Candelaria, one of the most important pilgrimage of our country, Suriki, an island renowned builders in the reed rafts. Pariti Island with its Museum of Tiwanaku pottery recently discovered. The beautiful islands of the Sun and the Moon, where are preserved Inca monuments of great significance as the Palace of Pilcocaina, the Chinkana, the sacred shrine of Kala Titi or Rock of the Puma and Uyu Iñak Palace or Temple of the Moon.