Cusco Puno Panoramic Tours 3 days: it is a very interesting tour in addition to visiting important archaeological complexes in the city of Cusco, you will have time to visit the city of Puno tours and return from your flight.
At 8am we start our adventure by bus, heading south, on the way we will enjoy the wonderful landscapes of the South Valley of Cusco. At first we will visit the town of Andahuaylillas, where there is a church of the same name, called "The Sistine Chapel of America", because its high quality of the pieces of art found in it. The structure was built in the 16th century. Then we will visit the archaeological center of Racchi, also known as "The Temple of the Wiracocha God", which presents a complex system of structures: warehouses, rooms, temples, etc. Finishing this visit, we will enjoy a delicious and typical lunch. In the afternoon we will arrive at the archaeological complex of Puca-Pucará, a military construction that also functioned as an administrative center. Finally, we will arrive in the city of Puno where representatives of our agency will take you to your hotel.
In the morning after breakfast we go to the port of Puno where we will board a boat to go to the floating islands of the "UROS", an ancestral place that for generations have developed on artificial islands built with reeds. In our days, families living in the contexts of floating islands carry out activities such as agriculture, crafts and welcoming visitors. Very proud of their culture they will inform us of everything that concerns their islands. Later we go to the island of Taquíle, where the community kindly welcomes its visitors, keeping alive its traditions, customs and colorful clothing in the old way. The islanders are skilled craftsmen and they embody surprising techniques developed over centuries by their ancestors in each work. Then we will have the lunch service and finally we return to the city of Puno.
After your breakfast we will go to the Juliaca airport, where we will board a flight to Cusco or Lima.
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