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The highest navigable lake on the planet is a thing of real beauty. Get a tourHQ guide to help you discover the earthy tribal towns on its islets, the bleating llamas and the beautiful Andean vistas.
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I work as a tour guide and arrange different treks to Machu Picchu and other parts of Peru. I ...
I love my job, I will be guiding the rest of my life.
I am a licensed Tour Guide, have a long experience in arranging exclusive private tours and ...
Estimados viajeros, Mi nombre es Dionel Baca y soy originario de Cusco, Perú. Soy guía ...
1. A Love for Adventure: I’m an Adventure specialist and we only hire ...
More 20 years working as licensed professional guide in Cusco, Peru. I love guiding to natural ...
I am a passionate tour guide. With natural charisma and enthusiasm, making each tour a forgettable ...
l like taking people around Puno Archaeological. Tourism is my ...
My name is Juan Carlos Viscarra my friends call me Juanca or JC. I studied Accountancy and ...
I'm a Peruvian Andes guide, I love talk about history teach about the pre-incas important things at ...
An official tour guide certified by the Peruvian government with extensive resources and nearly 10 ...
Iam a tour guide since 1993 and this is my passion, I love travelling, I am giving consulting in ...
Born and raised in La Paz, I'm fluent in english, french and spanish. Thanks to tourism I know ...
I work as a guide about 26 years and I k know most south part of Peru and I also have driving ...
Positioned in the high Andes on the border of Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is a thing of majesty, mystery, history and superlatives. For one, it is the most altitudinous navigable body of water on earth and the largest lake in South America by water volume. Then, there is the evidence of it being the cradle of pre Hispanic civilisations, and a sacred Inca site to boot. The colossal lake is also one of the last true places of Peruvian rusticity left, a land of leather-faced farmers and ramshackle homes of wattle and daub, flocculent llamas dressed for the sub-zero nights, and floating villages weaved from the reeds of the waters. Lake Titicaca tour guides are based all around the banks here, in towns like Puno from where they offer boating trips out to meet the curious inhabitants of the region, from the Uros peoples of the reed islands to the Taquile people, dressed in their trademark multi-coloured yarn tunics. Meanwhile, the island of Amantani comes with cascading terraces of wheat and maize farms, rising to a duo of mountain peaks capped by enthralling pre-Columbian ruins. Homestays and cultural visiting programs are on the rise here, the best of which are run by the indigenous lake peoples themselves.
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