KAYAK AROUND THE HOTELEnjoy kayaking at 3,800 meters above sea level where crisp skies mean increasedvisibility of the intense Titicaca landscape. Your guide will explain safety procedures forkayaking before heading out. Continue at your pace, to discover some of the coastsnear Titilaka. If you choose to paddle silently through the reeds you can observe floraand fauna. Paddling towards the lake will get you great views of the hotel’s remotelocation and private peninsula. Kayaks are open-type, not the usual close-type ones.Recommended to do in the mornings; afternoon availability due to weather can belimited.Duration: ¼ day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Kayaking, Birds & Photos. Recommended for children.

ROWING THROUGH THE REEDSTake a paddle boat excursion through the totora reeds near the hotel. You will learnabout the totora reeds, aquatic plants and how they are used by the locals for differentpurposes ranging from construction to food. Similar to landownership, the reed marshesare divided among the villagers, who every so often harvest them for various uses.The reeds offer a unique ecosystem for birds such as wrens, grebes, moorhens andegrets without the need of goggles. The solid wooden boat gets really close withoutinterrupting the wildlife. For that purpose, it is also recommended to get dressed ingreen, if possible.Duration: ¼ day Difficulty Level: I Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Rowboat, Birds & Photos. Recommended for children.

WALKING ALONG THE SHORES OF TITICACAA brisk walk past the hotel’s peninsula and along the lake’s shores is one of the morescenic and pleasant activities available. The lake’s impressive size, diverse nature andpristine sights have long kept visitors to Titicaca in awe. Pass sandy beaches, thick reedsand lush marshes to reach a local community or countryside. Here you will be able to

ACTIVITIES AND EXCURSIONS see their agrarian and fishing lifestyle as it is inherent in their customs and traditions.Duration: ¼ day Difficulty Level: I Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Walking, Birds, & Photos. Recommended for children.

CYCLING THROUGH THE FIELDS OF PLATERIAThis biking excursion will become one of your memorable bike rides. The fields of Plateria,the district where Titilaka is located, provide the perfect setting for active exploration.Follow country roads along the grand lake and diverse terrains, where you will observethe local villager’s rural way of life. You will see them washing clothes, herding theiranimals and tending to their children. You set the pace, direction and the terrain conditionsyou want to bike through.Duration: 1/4 day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Mountain Biking & Landscape

HIKE UP TO TITILAKA ARCHAdmire a magnificent view of diverse terrains, pastel colors and dramatic geographicfeatures from an ancient Incan arch or even further to Point Hilarata. To get here, youhike along a rural community path to the arch. This activity is an introduction to rurallifestyle that dominates most of the Peruvian altiplano. This is the ideal vantage pointfrom which to find your location relative to the area. You will see the community lifestyleadjacent to the hotel and observe residents in their daily tasks while seeing the immensityof the landscape and its unique location. It is recommended to stock up on bottled water. Duration: ¼ day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Hiking, Photos & Local Community

THE AYMARA SKY AND CONSTELLATIONSThe crystal clear night skies of Titilaka and the relatively thin atmosphere provide theperfect environment for stargazing and learning about ancient civilization’s beliefs ofthe heavens up above. Bundle up and head out at night to Titilaka’s observation platform.Your guide will describe the Andean constellations and celestial movements, especially

Wawawara Hawira, the Milky Way. He will explain, for example, that the Incas’ constellationwas the Orion and that the Aymara people, native to the region, consider the SouthernCross as their stars. The oral traditions of Andean sky, passed on from father to son, explainthe origin of the world and cosmic order. You will learn about the two skies, one for winterand one for summer, each with their own constellations, myths and ceremonies. You willalso learn about the Inca calendar and the importance of the Chakana, the Andean Cross.The dry season of April to October is the best viewing time as the clouds and rain canmake constellation-viewing impossible in other times.Duration: ¼ day Difficulty level: I Frequency: Daily Schedule: EveningAttractions: Photos, Local Community, Adventure & Landscape. Recommended for children.

VISIT TO THE WEAVING COMMUNITY OF COPAMAYA Understand the lifestyles of typical weavers on this excursion that combines a culturalvisit with a brisk hike with no other travelers around. Copamaya is a lush and peacefulcommunity surrounded by a picturesque rocky terrain. Pass diverse landscapes and activeindigenous communities as you drive to the weaving hamlet. A light ascent on foot to arocky mountain takes you to the remains of an Inca Trail, where polished stone seats werefinely carved from large rocks. From this looking point you can enjoy a panoramic viewof the vast lake. Descend to appreciate the region’s rural way of life when you meetCeledonio and his family. They are the traditional weavers of the community.Duration: ½ day Difficulty Level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: AfternoonAttractions: Local Community & Archaeological Site. Recommended for children.

VISIT TO LAMPA; THE PINK CITY OF THE ALTIPLANO (ON ROUTE)On your airport transfer, you will travel past the city of Juliaca and continue to Lampawhich remains a jewel of colonial architecture, reflecting its historic role as center ofculture, power and tradition during colonial times. Prominent Peruvian historians, artistsand even national presidents grew up in there. Lampa, known as "The Pink City," is apicturesque colonial town built with pink stone. Its people proudly invite and welcometravelers to visit its unique church, casonas and plazas. The main church is characterized...

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Puerto Callata SuyoTiticaya Hill

Chiane Hill

Paco Hill

Cruz CcolloHill P’ujune Hill

Ichucahue Hill

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Huarmiamaya Hill

Logine Hill

Palmacita Bay

Pallalla Hill

Tutuca Hill

Ccacca Hill

Sayhuane Hill

Utjaña Hill

Totojira Hill

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Auquipadja Hill

Yanaque Hill

C’hullumpe Hill

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CONTINUED... by its striking and original architecture, mysterious catacombs and astunning unique authorized replica of the famous sculpture La Pieta by Michelangelo.Enjoy a picnic or a gourmet box lunch en route.Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: I Frequency: Daily (on route to or from airport)Schedule: Morning & afternoon Attractions: Photos, Local Community, ColonialArchitecture & Birds

EXPLORATION OF THE CHULLPAS OF SILLUSTANI On your airport transfer enjoy a guided excursion to Sillustani, a spectacular peninsulafacing the Umayo lagoon and home to the area’s best preserved remains. In additionto its unique geography, this site was a burial ground for the Pucara, Tiahuanaco andColla pre-Inca cultures long before the Inca expansion (1000 B.C. – 1500 A.D.).history and an amazing landscape.Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily (on route to or from airport)Schedule: Morning & Afternoon Attractions: Archaeological Site & Photos.Recommended for children.

APPRECIATION OF THE LOCAL FLORA AND FAUNA OF CHUCUITO BAYTake advantage of the inherent naturalist background of Titilaka’s guides when youventure out of the lodge on a small motorboat. An avid birdwatcher since childhood,your guide will be able to help you spot, identify and even communicate with the localbirds. His expertise allows him to feign bird calls, which often prompt a response backfrom the birds themselves. Your expert aviary guide and Titilaka’s proximity to theconservation and protection area of RAMSAR Convention on Wildlife mean that you willhave a better opportunity to spot some of the 60 species of endemic birds that inhabitthe area. Depending on the seasons, you may spot flamingoes, shorebirds, grebes andother aquatic birds.Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: I Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Photos & Birds. Recommended for children.

VISIT TO THE UROS FLOATING ISLANDS Your guides will take you by car and boat to visit the legendary islands of Uros andmeet one of traditional families that live there. The Uros Floating Islands are locatednear the protected National Reserve of Titicaca. The people of Uros are a proud culturewho due to persecution by other groups found refuge by living on manmade islandsmany years ago. They call themselves kot-suña or people of the lake who claim to have"black blood," as they are immune to the cold and consider themselves to be ownersof the lake and its waters. Learn about their history, uses for totora reeds and customsafter exploring one of these impressive islands. The site is a must for travelers to thearea; thus expect to see many other visitors. Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: I Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Photos, Boat & Local Community. Recommended for children.

VISIT TO THE AUTHENTIC TAQUILETaquile Island is a living museum, a secluded island of weavers whose textiles have beenhailed as heritage masterpieces by UNESCO. Part of the uniqueness of the island’s culturecomes from their traditional social structure which is reflected in their dress, traditionsand greetings. Depart from Titilaka’s pier and travel by boat for aboutan hour to Taquile.You will reach the southern point of Taquile which is furthest from the city of Puno andtherefore less frequented. You will be welcomed by the local weaver Juan and his family,who will teach you about their weavings and share anecdotes about the island theyproudly call home. Juan will explain that though the Aymaras are the dominant culturein the region, Taquile has remained a Quechua stronghold. As you head back toward the

lodge, look back and appreciate the stunning scenery: the umber soil contrasts againstthe intense blue hues of the lake and the sky, while the snowcapped mountains of theCordillera Real frame the setting. Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning Attractions:Photos, Boat, Local Community, Birds & Archaeological Site. Recommended for children.

MOUNTAIN BIKING THROUGH THE ALTIPLANOThis active excursion, lets you bike along dirt roads on the plateau (altiplano) near thehotel at your own pace. You set the direction but we suggest passing through the nearbycommunities and other surrounding areas. If you wish to capture an impressive view,you may take a rest from cycling and hike up to Inca Anatawi, the remains of an ancientInca Trail built on the edge of a rocky mountain. The ascent up the Inca Trail is challengingbut the prize is the privileged view. Continue cycling around the area or return to Titilaka.Approximate length of trip is 28 km (17.4 miles).Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: III Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Mountain Biking, Landscapes & Local Community

VISIT TO THE CHURCHES OF JULI AND POMATAVisit the beautiful colonial churches of Juli and Pomata which during colonial times werecenters of power and commerce between Cusco and the important mining city of Potosi.As the cities became the center of evangelization of the highland plateaus, variousCatholic congregations built six opulent and immense churches in order to competefor the region’s followers and prestige. Today the location of Juli and Pomata does nothold the same strategic value; you will reach rustic hamlets that boast churches ofdisproportionate size and grandeur, framed by a stunning backdrop of snow coveredBolivian Andes. With four 16th and 17th century churches Juli has been nicknamed“Little Rome of the Americas.” Pomata is famous for its baroque church, constructedout of red pumice stone. The churches brag striking architecture, gold-leafed altars,remarkable paintings from the viceroyalty era and massive bells that still toll up to today.This is truly a unique experience as these recently renovated churches are rarely visited. Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: I Frequency: Daily Schedule: MorningAttractions: Photos & Architecture

ENCOUNTER THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AYMARA ROUTEHead south by car to visit three archaeological remains of the Aymara civilization.Start with a visit to the ruins of Copamaya, where you will climb a rocky mountain toreach the remains of an Inca trail. Here polished stone seats have been carved fromlarger rocks. This is a vantage point for enjoying the panoramic view of the vast lake.After the descent visit the local community for a brief rest and view their colorful textiles.Continue the journey south to visit the doorway of Amaru Muro, believed to be an inter-dimensional portal by local shamans. End the Aymara Archaeological Route with a visitto the impressive Chullpas of Molloco, tremendous funerary relics jutting out from avibrant green field. Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonAttractions: Photos, Local Community & Archaeological Site

TREKKING ALONG THE COLLA TRAILThe Colla Trail is a sequence of Inca roads which follow the mountain formation behindthe hotel. The world class hike starts early in the morning with a hike towards the Archof Titilaka. Stop and enjoy stunning views of the area and the Bolivian mountains. Thencontinue towards the Hilarata Summit, where you will be able to admire a privilegedview of the lake and altiplano before arriving to a trail connecting two communities.Marvel at the incredible Chatuma Lagoon, where villagers make ritual offerings.Descend by the community of Isca Pataza via a trail laid out in stone. Continue hiking

and you may spot such varied animals as tarucas, endangered Andean deer, foxes, eaglesand caracaras. Finally you will reach Inca Anatawi Inca ruins and return by car to the hotel.Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: III Frequency: Daily Schedule: MorningAttractions: Trekking, Photos, Local Community & Landscape

VISIT TO BARTER MARKETIn the Peruvian altiplano trade is still an important method of paying for the goods thatone needs for their household. On Saturday mornings, villagers meet to barter livestockand Sunday they engage in the lively barter market with other goods. Livestock, as wellas potatoes, quinoa and chuño, an Andean dried potato product, are inspected and traded.A quick visit so that you can observe the traditional livestock exchanges can be doneon Saturday and Sunday mornings, during a transfer or excursion. This is anotheropportunity to see the traditional customs of the local highlands people. Duration: ½ day Difficulty level: I Frequency: Saturdays and SundaysSchedule: Morning Attractions: Photos, Local Community & Landscape

LOCAL FESTIVAL Puno is known as the folkloric region of Peru for its vibrant dances and rich traditions.If you visit Lake Titicaca during one of the many festivals, you will be taken to a localcommunity during one of your excursions. Here you will be able to see the typical dances,ancient rituals and distinctive dress that are used to celebrate the various local holidays.This is a unique way to experience the local community’s way of lifeDuration: ½ day Difficulty level: I Frequency: Regional Holidays Schedule: Morning/Afternoon Attractions: Photos, Local Community & Landscape. Recommended for children.

VISIT TO AMANTANI ISLANDThe charming island of Amantani, located further north of Taquile in front of theCapachica Peninsula, is one of the lake’s less frequented and traditional islands. Abouttwo hours by motorboat from Titilaka, the island is almost circular in shape and is thelargest island in the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca. As you approach, you will clearlynotice the Llacastiti peak, the highest point of the island. Situated 320 meters abovethe lake, it has interesting ancient stone structures used for festivals and rituals to PachaMama, Mother Earth. She is honored every year as the source of the local’s sustenanceand agricultural livelihood. During this excursion you will get to know some of the localswhose primary source of living is farming potatoes, tubers, barley and beans. Duration: Full day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: MorningMeals: Lunch Attractions: Photos, Boat, Local Community, Archaeological Site & Birds.Recommended for children. At additional cost.

EXPLORATION INTO TINAJANI CANYONThis canyon is a five-hour ride into a national reserve situated between Cusco and Puno.Tinajani Canyon is a unique canyon which features enormous rock formations, withumber and sandy sedimentation scatted with traditional alpaca farms. Exposure to theelements such as wind, hail, snow and rain has sculpted these volcanic rocks into awe-inspiring and dominating shapes. Recommended for those on route to or from Cusco,the excursion drives through unique cactus forests of the renown and daunting Puyasde Raimondi.Duration: Full Day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning & AfternoonMeals: Snack Attractions: Photos & Birds. At additional cost.

EXPLORATION OF TAQUILE ISLAND (NORTH AND SOUTH)A full day excursion of complete exploration on Taquile Island (from south to north) takesyou through the countryside, villages, beaches and mountains. Home to weavers andindustrious villagers, Taquile is famous for their textiles which have been declared aprotected cultural heritage by UNESCO. Arrive to the southern part of Taquile by boat,where you can see the snowy peaks of the Bolivian Cordillera Real Mountains. You willbe welcomed by Juan and his family, traditional weavers of the area. They will explaintheir delicate trade and share anecdotes about the island they call home. Later you hikenorth toward the town of Taquile, a traditional hamlet that has become a bustling touristdestination. You may explore the traditional streets, observe a festive dance and evendescend down 528 steps towards the principal entrance to the island. Return back toTitilaka knowing you have fully enjoyed a unique Island that still holds their heritage dear. Duration: Full Day Difficulty level: III Frequency: Daily Schedule: MorningMeals: Snack Attractions: Photos, Local Community & Birds. At additional cost.

VISIT TO THE ISLAND OF THE SUN (BOLIVIA)A 4 hour motorized excursion takes you to the legendary Island of the Sun, the birthplaceof the Inca Empire. Drive south to the Copacabana Sanctuary, crossing the Bolivianborder for a short visit to the local cathedral and Main Square, before boarding acatamaran. This will take you to the Island of the Sun, where you can visit the IncaGarden, Steps and fountain, the Inti Watana Cultural Complex, the traditional medicinecenter, the Titicaca reed ship- builders display center, the Pachamama agricultural Incaterraces, a handicraft center and the Intica lounge. You will also find one of the largestvarieties of Andean Camelids. Finally, board a huge traditional vessel for a panoramicvisit to the Pilikokaina Inca Palace before sailing back to Copacabana and returning tothe hotel. Duration: Full day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: Morning Meals: LunchAttractions: Photos, Boat, Birds, Archaeological Site & Local community. At additionalcost, requires border crossing. (Outside of the range of the map in Bolivia)

VISIT TO TIAHUANACO (BOLIVIA) A full day motorized excursion will take you across the border into Bolivia on a 3.5hour trip to a world-class archaeological site, the legendary Sun Gate of the Tiahuanacoculture. This culture is considered to be the cradle of all American civilizations withpre-Incan edifications dating back to 1580 BC. After visiting the citadel, the excursioncontinues to a nearby museum filled with ancient objects and tools that demonstratehow advanced the civilization was. Duration: Full day Difficulty level: II Frequency: Daily Schedule: MorningMeals: Lunch Attractions: Photos & Archaeological sites. At additional cost, requiresborder crossing. (Outside of the range of the map in Bolivia)

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