The colonial town of Lampa and tour of Sillustani and Atuncolla:  Lampa, known as “the pink city,” is remarkably preserved and located in the altiplano. To reach it, cross a well-conserved colonial bridge. In the heart of Lampa, explore the Municipal Building and the Church of Santiago Apostle. After a delicious lunch in Atuncolla, continue to Sillustani, a funerary complex by the scenic Umayo Lake. Here, ancient Chullpas served as resting places for important individuals, accompanied by offerings. For a special experience, visit these sacred sites at sunset, approaching by rowing boats alongside the villagers from Atuncolla.

Lake Islands: Taquile, Uros or Amantani: Titicaca is the world’s highest navigable lake, covering 8,562 square kilometers and holding great importance in Andean mythology as the birthplace of the Sun, Manco Capac, and Mama Ocllo, the Inca progenitors. It hosts a variety of cultures, including Quechua, Colla, and Aymara populations, with unique communities like the Uros living on floating islands. Island communities such as Taquile and Amantaní are known for their textile art, traditional boats, fishing practices, and distinctive clothing. This lake is a natural wonder of remarkable