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A Floating Civilization
Just an hour or so outside of Bolivia’s capital, La Paz, is the world’s highest navigable lake, Lake Titicaca. Lake Titicaca was
once home to the ancient Tiwanaku culture, which left traces of their civilization behind in the megalithic architecture and
complex agricultural systems.
Here, visitors can learn about indigenous cultures that live on the Lake, and enjoy an ever-present backdrop of the snow-
capped cordillera real which creates stunning views of the lake.
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CULTURE1 / 3
Following the mysterious disappearance of the Tiwanaku, the Quechua, and Aymara peoples have since inhabited the land and have maintained their exceptionally rich, centuries-old folk traditions. Several different communities still make their home on the lake. Arguably the most intriguing community here is the Uros, who live on floating totora reed islands that are built and maintained entirely by hand.
ADVENTURE2 / 3
Adventure is abundant in Lake Titicaca, which offers visitors spectacular hiking, biking, and trekking opportunities - all providing incredible views of the Andes Mountains and the famed Lake Titicaca. For the classic view of Copacabana and the lake, hike up Cerro Calvario- it's particularly beautiful at sunset. For a taste of local village life combined with incredible, jaw-dropping views - renting bikes and biking along the trail to Yampupata gives visitors a chance to see spectacular lake views.
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Lake Titicaca is the largest freshwater lake in South America and the highest of the world's largest lakes. The lake lies between Andean ranges in a vast basin that comprises most of the Altiplano (High Plateau) of the northern Andes. In the snow-covered Cordillera Real on the northeastern shore of the lake, some of the highest peaks in the Andes rise to heights of more than 21,000 feet or 6,400m. This location provides an incredible opportunity for nature lovers to simultaneously enjoy picturesque lake and mountain views.
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Best Time To Travel
The best time to visit Lake Titicaca are the months between April and December. You can
enjoy bright, sunny days, and cold nights. Due to the high altitude, you can expect
average temperatures between 5-15° Celsius (41-59°F).
April to December is the dry season for Lake Titicaca, and Bolivia more generally. At this time of year, you can expect
blue skies and a lower chance of rain. Its high altitude means it can still be chilly, especially at night.
BEST MONTHS TO VISIT
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WHAT TO SEE AND DO1 / 3
Hike to incredible viewpoints There are several places you can hike to from town to get great views of the town and the lake. For the classic view of Copacabana and the lake, hike up Cerro Calvario- it's particularly beautiful at sunset. Along the path are the Stations of the Cross, and you'll likely see Bolivians praying there as well as at the top of the hill. Make sure to bring plenty of water and prepare for the steep altitude - all worth it for those incredible lake views.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO2 / 3
Day trip to Isla Del Sol This island within Lake Titicaca is a destination of great beauty with terraces of crops and the lake in the background. It’s also a very special site since it’s considered the place where the Inca empire began. This island is an hour and a half from Copacabana. This island is a special place for hiking, becoming familiar with the different archaeological sites, and getting in touch with the inhabitants. The main sites to visit are the ruins of the Pilcocaina temple, the Inca Stairs, the lookout of Palla Khasa, and the peak of Cerro Queñuani.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO3 / 3
Biking along the Copacabana-Yampupata Trail For a taste of local village life combined with incredible, jaw-dropping views - renting bikes and biking along the trail to Yampupata gives visitors a chance to see spectacular lake views while also visiting Yampupata, a charming village outside of Copacabana where visitors can see the local life of the indigenous people of the area, as well as shop for souvenirs and artisan handicrafts as well as sample local food.
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