From Puno: Floating Islands of the Uros Half-Day Tour

Oleh SuriExplorerEIRL

Luar Biasa

Pembatalan percuma tersedia

Lihat tiket

Ciri-ciri

Pembatalan percuma tersedia
3j
Baucar mudah alih
Pengesahan serta-merta
Pengambilan dari hotel terpilih
Berbilang bahasa

Gambaran keseluruhan

Visit the unique floating islands of the Uros people on Lake Titicaca
Learn about the rich history of a culture dating back to pre-Inca times
See how aquatic plants are used to build the surface of each island
Enjoy breathtaking views of the iconic Lake Titicaca

Lokasi aktiviti

- Lake Titicaca
- Lake Titicaca, Peru

Titik Pertemuan/Penebusan

- Lake Titicaca
- Lake Titicaca, Peru

Semak ketersediaan

Tour with Hotel Pickup

3j
Bahasa Inggeris

Choose this option to be picked up from a centrally-located hotel in Puno. If are staying outside the city center, choose the option starting from the meeting point in Puno Port.

Pengembara

Bahasa yang tersedia

Masa bermula

Butiran harga

RM 44.68 x 1 DewasaRM 44.68

Jumlah

Perkara yang dirangkumi dan tidak dirangkumi

Boat transfer
Entrance to the Uros island
Bilingual English and Spanish tour guide
Hotel pickup and drop-off from the city center (if option selected)
Foods and Drinks
Fee to ride a traditional reed boat

Ketahui sebelum anda tempah

Not allowed: Luggage or large bags, Pets
Not suitable for: People with mobility impairments

Perkara yang anda boleh jangka

Join a half-day guided tour to visit the famous floating islands on Lake Titicaca where the Uros people live and discover the rich history of this culture established over 3,000 years ago.

Embark on a boat from to the main port of Punos towards the floating islands located in the highest navigable lake in the world, Lake Titicaca, where today around 2,000 inhabitants live.

Be amazed by the unique sight of the 80 floating islands that have been built of totora, an aquatic plant that grows on the surface of the lake.

Learn how the totora is woven and laid and layered to build the surface of each island. The Uros people trade the plant and also use to build their houses, to cook, and in their cuisine.

As an optional activity, It is possible to make a journey in a boat called “Balsa de Totora”, a traditional form of aquatic transport also made from the aquatic plant.