Lake Titicaca

The first time I went to the lake I was little and I always love to see how big, blue and beautiful is. Specially, I loved to see the llamas around the area and eat a traditional meal next to the lake while you can appreciate the beautiful nature of Lake Titicaca.

Lake Titicaca has a haunting and desolate beuaty. The intensity of the rich, dark blue of the water is unoque among freshwater lakes and makes the wide expanses of sky and landscape look even more stark and exceptional.

It is a great place really modest and the food is good, there is also a lot of things to do over there such as “paraquedas”

There is something magical about Lake Titicaca and Isla del Sol. It is so peaceful and simply absolutely beautiful. Because it does not have much to do its a great place for introspection.

Lake Titicaca seems to be listed twice on 43 places. Here’s what I wrote for the other listing…

I was amazed when I first saw Lake Titicaca that it was indeed a lake, and not the ocean. It is big enough that you can’t see the other side in places. I stayed at Copacobana in Bolivia, went to Puno in Peru, and saw the Floating Islands (los uros). It’s a lovely part of the world :)